The most common question potential customers ask us is, “how much do electric gates costs”. It’s not surprising really. Adding electric gates to your home is big decision to make, so it makes sense to understand what goes into the process before getting into the process.
The short answer as always is, it depends. There are many factors that will determine the final cost of automatic gates; the type of gate (is it swing, slide or cantilever), the gate construction, the style, the colour and finishings, infills, what extras you require and how much labour is required to complete the job.
At KLH Gates we want to be totally transparent with you before you start planning your gate, so we have laid out our estimated costs for you on the below calculator.
Our electric gate cost calculator only considered the most popular styles manufactured in steel. KLH also supply and fit gates made from other materials such as aluminium, wrought iron, and timber. These gates are more expensive but offer better security and be more attractive. For information on the cost of these materials please contact us.
To help us calculate the cost of electric gates, you will need to measure the opening where the gate will go. You can do this by measuring the space that you want to be covered by the gates from edge to edge. You will also need to measure the height of the gap, as any gate taller than 2 meters will require planning permission.
At KLH we do not compromise on safety. We are fully insured and our installers are trained and tested to the latest protocol on a regular basis. You might find that our prices are slightly more than other companies, and this is why. We offer guarantees and maintenance to maximise safety, which other installers cannot compete with.
The short answer as always is, it depends. There are many factors that will determine the final cost of automatic gates; the type of gate (is it swing, slide, or cantilever), the gate construction, the style, the colour and finishings, infills, what extras you require and how much labour is required to complete the job. At KLH Gates we want to be totally transparent with you before you start planning your gate, so we have laid out our estimated costs for you on the below calculator.
You can do this by measuring the space that you want to be covered by the gates from edge to edge. You will also need to measure the height of the gap, as any gate taller than 2 meters will require planning permission. You will also need permission for a gate above 1 meter and close to a highway or a footpath adjacent to a highway.
At KLH we do not compromise on safety. We are fully insured and our installers are trained and tested to the latest protocol on a regular basis. You might find that our prices are slightly more than other companies, and this is why. We offer guarantees and maintenance to maximise safety, which other installers cannot compete with.
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