Commercial security gate installation for London

We install several different types of electric security gate and each can be tailored to meet your exact premises and its requirements. We install SR2 rated gates with controlled access, sliding gates, cantilever gates, bi-fold gates, airlock gates and telescopic gates. Our engineers are also certified to work on leading brands like FAAC, NICE, CAME and Kostum gates. If you have a specific design of automatic gate in mind, chances are we can help. Speak to one of our specialists by calling 0208 676 4300.

This depends on the location of your business and the type of commercial electric gate you want installed on your property. Planning permission is required if the gate is over 1 metre in height and is located on a busy roadway, or if it is over 2 metres high.

For a simple automation package, our gates tend to start at £12,000. This price can change though depending on all sorts of factors like the type of gate, and any additional integrations you’d like added.

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Limited space is one of the most common challenges we come across, and it's rarely a problem we can't solve. If you don't have room for a traditional swing gate, a sliding gate or cantilever gate is usually the answer — both operate along the fence line rather than swinging outward, so they work well in tight or restricted entrances. For very confined spaces, a telescopic gate is worth considering, as it folds back into a much smaller footprint than a standard slider. We'd always recommend a site visit before making a final recommendation, because every entrance is slightly different.

Yes, we can. For sites that need the highest level of protection — whether that's a data centre, a government facility, or any site where security can't be compromised — we install heavy-duty steel security gates engineered specifically for that purpose. These can be combined with anti-climb measures, vehicle attack rated barriers, ANPR systems, and full access control to create a genuinely robust security solution. If maximum security is what you need, tell us about your site and we'll put together a specification that matches the risk level you're working to.

Warranty terms vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific product, but as a certified installation partner for FAAC, NICE, and CAME, you're buying into brands that stand behind their products. We'll always be upfront with you about what's covered and for how long before any work begins, so there are no surprises down the line. Our own installation work is also guaranteed, and we offer ongoing maintenance and service agreements if you want the peace of mind of knowing your gate is being looked after on a regular basis.

Yes, we do. Gates, bollards, and ANPR cameras work really well together as part of a layered access control solution — ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) is particularly popular with clients who want to automate vehicle access without the need for a manned barrier, and combining it with rising bollards adds an extra level of control for sites where vehicle security is a priority. It's worth having a conversation about what you're trying to achieve, and we can advise on the right combination for your site.

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In most cases, yes. Modern commercial gate systems are designed to integrate with a wide range of access control platforms, so if you already have a door entry system in place, there's a good chance we can connect your gate to it rather than running two separate systems side by side. It makes life easier for your team and gives you a cleaner, more consistent way to manage access across your whole site. We'd just need to know what system you're currently running so we can confirm compatibility before we go any further.

Yes, we can. Turnstile side gates are a great solution when you need to manage pedestrian access alongside vehicle access — keeping foot traffic controlled and accountable without disrupting the flow of vehicles. They're commonly used at industrial sites, construction sites, and larger commercial premises where you need a clear separation between the two. We can install these as part of a wider gate and access control system or as a standalone addition to an existing setup. Let us know what you're working with and we'll take it from there.