Electric gates and security fencing in Aylesbury
Aylesbury and the Vale are a straightforward run west from our Berkhamsted workshop. Perimeter fencing, vehicle gates, barriers and bollards on the industrial and utility sites, and driveway gates and railings across the town and the villages.
Gates and fencing in Aylesbury
Aylesbury is the county town, and it is growing quickly. Large housing developments have gone up around the edges over the last decade, which brings new boundaries, new estate roads and new entrances, and it has a long-standing industrial base on the estates around the town that is quite separate from that.
Those two produce different work. The industrial and utility sites want perimeter security: welded mesh, 358 and palisade fencing, compounds, and vehicle gates in the fence line that are made and automated as part of the same job rather than bought in afterwards. Aylesbury is one of only two towns on our list where security fencing shows measurable local search demand, which matches what we actually get asked for there.
The residential side runs across the older parts of the town and out into the Vale villages, where the properties have the drives and the frontages for gates and railings. The A41 puts Aylesbury on the same route as Berkhamsted and Tring, so an engineer covering one covers all three.
Typical jobs in Aylesbury
Perimeter security fencing on industrial and utility sites
Welded mesh, 358 and palisade fencing on compounds, substations, depots and industrial estates, with the gates in the line made in our workshop.
Vehicle gates, barriers and bollards on commercial sites
Gates and barriers specified for the traffic they actually carry, and maintained afterwards on any make.
Driveway gates and automation across the Vale
New gates made to the opening, or motors and controls added to a sound gate that is already there. Free site survey.
Nearby areas
- Amersham
- Berkhamsted
- Milton Keynes
- Tring
- Chesham
- Luton
Local questions
Can you fence a compound and fit the gates as one job?
Yes, and that is how we prefer to do it. The fence line, the vehicle and pedestrian gates, the automation and the access control are one arrangement rather than four suppliers, which also means one company is accountable when something in it stops working.
We have just moved into a new house on an estate with a shared entrance. Can anything be done about it?
Sometimes, and it depends who owns the entrance. On your own land, a gate, a set of railings or a driveway post is straightforward. On a shared or unadopted access it is a question for whoever is responsible for the road before it is a question for us. Ring us and describe it and we will tell you whether it is a job we can do.