Electric Gate Supplier in East Sussex (11)

Looking to improve your home’s security, privacy, and kerb appeal? Electric gates could be the way forward.

Read on for information about finding and hiring an experienced electric gate supplier in East Sussex.

We also tick off all your questions about costs, safety, planning permission and maintenance.

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How much do electric gate suppliers charge in East Sussex?

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That said, the total price you pay for electric gate supply and install will depend on:

• Manual vs automated operation
• Gate material (metal, wood, or composite)
• Swing or sliding mechanism
• Groundworks and electrical connection
• Safety features and access controls

Tip: Landed here looking to repair an existing electric gate? Our electric gate repair cost guide has all the details on prices.

Are electric gates safe and legal?

Absolutely. Electric gates are safe when installed and maintained correctly. Key safety requirements include:

• Obstacle detection systems
• Emergency manual release
• Safety edges or photocells
• Professional installation to meet UK standards

Domestic electric gates must comply with UK safety regulations. That's why hiring an experienced supplier and installer is recommended.

Do electric gates need planning permission?

In most cases, planning permission isn’t required, but there are exceptions. You may need permission if:

• The gate is over one metre high and next to a public road
• The property is listed
• The home is in a conservation area

An experienced supplier covering your local area can advise on the ins and outs of it all.

What type of electric gate is best for a driveway?

The best type of electric gate depends on your space and layout. Common options include:

• Swing gates – Suitable for flat driveways with space to open
• Sliding gates – Ideal for sloped or shorter driveways
• Underground motors – Discreet but more complex to install (and therefore more pricey)

Book a site survey with a supplier in East Sussex to determine the safest and most practical option.

Do electric gates improve home security?

Yes – electric gates do a great job of improving your home security by:

• Controlling vehicle and pedestrian access
• Reducing unwanted entry
• Can be paired with intercoms, keypads, or remote controls

Security improves further when gates are installed and maintained correctly.

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