A broken gate isn't just inconvenient, it can affect security and curb appeal. Our specialists handle wooden gate repairs, from cracked panels and damaged hinges split posts. With expert craftsmanship and premium materials, we restore your oak gate to its original beauty and strength.
When an automatic gate fails, it can be frustrating and a security risk. Whether it's a sensor issue, motor failure, or remote malfunction, our team provides swift, expert repairs. We work with all types of electric gates, diagnosing and fixing problems efficiently to get your system running smoothly again.
Routine gate maintenance prevents deterioration in the timber and increases longevity. We can provide expert advice on keeping your gate in prime condition ensuring you don’t have problems with moss and algae build-up and to ensure your oak gate remains strong, secure and visually stunning for years to come.
A malfunctioning garage door is a real inconvenience. From manual or automatic garage door repairs, we fix issues from faulty safety sensors to failing motors. Our expert highly skilled engineers will ensure you experience minimal disruption to your daily routine.
The cost of electric gate repairs varies depending on the issue. Minor repairs, such as sensor adjustments, typically cost between £80 and £150. More complex repairs, like motor replacement or track realignment, can range from £250 to £750. Emergency repairs may carry an additional call-out fee.
We recommend servicing your electric gates at least once a year to keep them operating smoothly and prevent costly breakdowns. High-usage gates or those exposed to harsh weather conditions may benefit from servicing every six months.
The cost depends on the type of gate, the extent of damage, replacement parts required and labour fees. Older gates or those with bespoke components may require specialist repairs, which can increase costs.
Annual maintenance plans range from £150 to £750, depending on the level of service. A standard maintenance check typically includes lubrication of moving parts, safety sensor testing, electrical checks and minor adjustments.
Simple maintenance tasks like cleaning tracks and tightening bolts can be done yourself, but electrical and mechanical repairs should always be handled by a professional to avoid safety risks and further damage.
The cost of garage door repairs varies based on the type of door and the issue. Minor repairs, such as realigning tracks or adjusting the tension, typically cost between £80 and £150. Motor replacement or fixing broken springs can range from £250 to £600. Emergency callouts may be higher.
It’s best to service your garage door annually to prevent wear and tear. If your garage door is used frequently, servicing it every six months can help extend its lifespan.
Common issues include worn-out springs, misaligned tracks, damaged panels, sensor malfunctions, and motor failure. Regular maintenance can help prevent these problems.
A new garage door motor, including installation, typically costs between £250 and £450, depending on the brand and features.
Yes, many providers offer maintenance plans, which include inspections, lubrication, alignment checks and minor repairs to keep your garage door in top condition.
Basic maintenance, such as cleaning and lubricating the tracks and rollers, can be done at home. However, adjusting springs or repairing electrical components should be left to professionals.
We recommend cleaning your gates twice a year – once in spring and again in autumn. Timing your gate cleaning with the clock changes isa great way to prepare them for seasonal weather shifts.
For both finished and unfinished wooden gates, we recommend a simple solution of warm water and sugar soap. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may damage the wood’s natural finish.
We use high-quality Charles Collinge hinges, which require minimal maintenance. However, if you notice squeaking, a small amount of light oil or WD-40 on the hinges can help. If the problem persists, contact us for further guidance.
We don’t recommend using a pressure washer on wooden gates, as the force of the water can damage the wood fibres. If you choose to use one, stand at least a metre away and use a low-pressure setting.
The mossy or green residue is likely mildew or algae, which can trap moisture in the wood and cause rot over time. Regular cleaning and applying a protective treatment can help prevent build-up.
As painted gates age, small hairline cracks may appear due to water seeping under the paint. If you notice any cracks, we recommend touching them up with the original Osmo paint or contacting us for expert refinishing advice.
To keep your painted gate looking its best, clean it twice a year with water and sugar soap. Even if it looks fine, repainting every two years can help protect it from weather damage and prolong its life.
