Fences
Gates and gate installation in Perth
Built to fit the opening you actually have, not pulled off a shelf and forced into place. We install sliding, swing, double and pedestrian gates to suit your fence, driveway and day-to-day access.
Gates measured to your opening
A gate is the part of the fence you use every day, so it’s worth getting right. We measure the actual opening, build the frame to suit and hang it so it swings or slides properly and latches without having to lift or force it.
Sliding gates work well where a swing gate would run into a driveway, slope or parked car. Double swing gates suit wider openings, while pedestrian gates give you easy access without opening the whole driveway gate.
Built to fit
Frame made for your actual opening.
Hung properly
Swings clean and latches without lifting.
Sliding or swing
Whichever suits the slope and the car.
Matched in
Same colour and height as the fence.
What every gate installation includes
One price covers all of it. Nothing gets added as a line item later.
Get a free quoteOpening measured on site
Frame welded or built to size
Gate posts set deeper in concrete
Hinges and latch fitted and adjusted
Drop bolt on double gates
Sliding track set level where needed
Matched to the fence colour and height
Checked and adjusted before we leave
Repairs
Gate repairs in Perth
A gate that drags, sticks or won’t latch is often caused by a worn hinge, loose fitting or post that has shifted. We’ll inspect it and let you know whether it needs an adjustment, repair or replacement before any work starts.
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Perth quote
Tell us roughly what you need and we will come out, measure it and price it. No obligation, and we never pass your details on.
0438 690 856Mon to Fri, 7am to 5pm · Saturdays by appointment
Gate installation FAQs
Can you automate it?
We build the gate and posts to take a motor, then an automation installer fits the motor and safety sensors. Tell us at the quote stage, and we’ll allow for it, because retrofitting later can cost more.
Sliding or swing for a driveway?
Sliding works well if the driveway slopes, a swing gate would hit a car, or you’re tight on space. Swing gates suit flat driveways where there’s enough room to open them. We’ll look at your driveway and tell you which option makes sense.
My old gate drags on the ground. Can you fix it?
Usually. A dragging gate is often caused by a worn hinge or a post that has moved. Sometimes it’s a quick adjustment; sometimes the post needs resetting. We’ll tell you what’s causing it before we start.