Wednesbury has trading estates strung along the New Road, and yard gates that take constant use are the bulk of the work there. Driveway gates, side gates, railings and security grilles measured, fabricated and fitted across Wednesbury and the WS10 postcodes around it, straight from the workshop on Hayes Lane.
Wednesbury is heavy with trading estates, yards and works units, so most of what we fabricate there is site gates, fencing and lockable access gates built for daily use rather than for a front garden. In practice most of what we are asked for around Wednesbury is site and yard gates, with everything else on the list available alongside it.
Double and single driveway gates fabricated in our own workshop in Lye and hung on your posts or piers.
02Automated swing and sliding gates, made in our own workshop and wired up by the same firm that built them.
03Side gates, entry gates and garden gates made for the gap you have actually got.
04Wall top railings, front garden railings, steps and balustrades, made to the run and the levels we measure.
05Lockable steel gates, window grilles and door grilles for shops, yards, units and houses.
06Yard gates, site gates and metal fencing for units, depots and commercial premises across the Black Country.
07Re-hangs, new hinges, latches and locks, dropped leaves brought back level, welded repairs and full refurbishment and repainting.
Across Wednesbury (WS10) it is mostly site and yard gates, mesh and bar fencing, unit access gates. Wednesbury is heavy with trading estates, yards and works units, so most of what we fabricate there is site gates, fencing and lockable access gates built for daily use rather than for a front garden. Everything is measured on site before anything is cut, because openings around here are almost never the size people expect them to be.
No, the travel is in the price. Wednesbury is about 13 km from the workshop on Hayes Lane in Stourbridge, well inside the patch we cover every week. What changes the price is the opening: the width, the height, whether there are posts to hang from and how much detail is in the ironwork.
Yes. Wednesbury has trading estates strung along the New Road, and yard gates that take constant use are the bulk of the work there. We are based on Hayes Lane in Stourbridge and cover the Black Country and the West Midlands as standard, so Wednesbury is normal week work rather than a special trip.
Yes, mostly in scale and in how hard the gate gets used. Yards and units around Wednesbury need heavier sections, bigger hinges and drop bolts that will still find the socket after a year of being kicked shut, because a site gate gets opened forty times a day by people in a hurry. Fitting is the other difference: a yard is open while the work happens, so it gets planned around deliveries and working hours rather than done whenever suits us.
Measuring is usually within a few days of the call, and most gates are fabricated and fitted within a few weeks of that. Wednesbury is a short run from the workshop, so neither the measuring visit nor the fitting is difficult to arrange. Where steel posts have to be concreted in we let them go off properly before hanging the gates, which can mean coming back a second time.
Yes, and it is often the right answer. Dropped leaves, worn hinges, posts that have moved and latches that no longer meet are all repairs. Because we fabricate gates ourselves we can put new steel into an old one instead of selling you a new set, and if it genuinely is beyond saving we will tell you that too.
Usually we can get very close. Send a photo or let us look at what is there and we will match the bar spacing, height and top detail so a replacement section reads as part of the same run. On very old cast work an exact match in fabricated steel is not always possible, and we will show you the difference before you commit rather than after.
Send a photo of it on WhatsApp and we will price it up.