Electric gates, barriers and bollards across Bedfordshire
Bedfordshire sits directly north of our Berkhamsted base, up the A5 and the M1, and it is one of our busiest counties for commercial work. We install and maintain gates, barriers, bollards and access control from Luton and Dunstable in the south to Bedford and the Ouse valley in the north.
What we cover in Bedfordshire
Bedfordshire's commercial geography is unusual, and it shapes what we do there. The M1 corridor, the airport and the distribution parks around Luton and Dunstable mean a heavy concentration of vehicle entrances, yards and controlled car parks, all of them cycling hard all day. Further north around Bedford the work is a mix of industrial estates, town centre car parks, and larger residential properties with long drives.
- Vehicle gates, car park barriers, road blockers and height restriction barriers on commercial and distribution sites.
- Planned maintenance and reactive call-outs on any make, whoever installed the system.
- Same day emergency response where an entrance is unsafe or blocking access.
- Driveway gates, railings and driveway posts at people's homes.
- Force testing, safety inspection and a written report.
Towns we cover in Bedfordshire
Luton
The airport, the M1 junctions and the industrial and distribution estates around them.
LutonBedford
The town, the surrounding industrial estates and the villages along the Great Ouse.
BedfordAlso covered, without a page of their own: Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, Biggleswade, Sandy, Ampthill, Flitwick and the villages between them, plus Milton Keynes just over the boundary, which has its own page.
Local questions
Do you cover the distribution parks around Luton and Dunstable?
Yes, and they are a large part of what we do in the county. Barriers and vehicle gates on distribution sites cycle constantly, and they fail in ways that stop the site rather than inconvenience it. We offer same day emergency response, we work on any make, and we hold 100+ maintenance contracts.
We are out in a village between Bedford and Luton. Is that too far for a gate at a house?
Almost certainly not. Bedfordshire is well inside our normal patch and our engineers are up the M1 most days. Work at people's homes does not always travel as far as commercial work does, so if you are right on the edge of the county it is worth a phone call, but between Bedford and Luton is fine.