ElectriGate · Scotland

Electric Gates
Forth Valley

Electric gates supplied, fabricated and installed across Forth Valley — Stirling, Falkirk, Alloa and the Hillfoots, where the central belt meets the Highlands.

Covering Stirling, Falkirk & Clackmannanshire
Residential & commercial
Gates & railings made in-house
Recent installations

A look at our work in Scotland

Every gate is made to measure for the property it goes on. Here is a small selection of recent installations by your local fabricator.

Composite wood-effect electric swing gates in a black frame between brick pillars on a gravel driveway
Composite, built to last

Holds its colour through Scottish winters with none of the annual treating timber needs.

Anthracite slatted composite electric gates with keypad entry mounted on a stone pillar
Entry on your terms

Keypad, fob, intercom or phone app — specified around how the entrance actually gets used.

Anthracite composite sliding electric gate with visible sliding motor on a block paved driveway
No swing clearance needed

Slides parallel to the boundary, so a short driveway is no obstacle.

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Meet your installer

Dale Ward — fabricator and installer

Dale Ward, ElectriGate electric gate fabricator and installer covering Forth Valley
Dale W.
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Musselburgh, East Lothian

Dale began his fabrication apprenticeship in 2012 with a family-run Scottish gate and railing company, working across commercial and domestic projects. He has worked independently since, and still makes gates and railings together rather than treating them as separate trades.

Composite and traditional wrought iron gates are fabricated in his own workshop, paired with automation from the leading brands. Aluminium and timber gates are sourced from specialist suppliers for him to automate, which means the material is chosen to suit the property rather than limited to what one workshop happens to make.

Forth Valley sits where the lowlands give way to higher ground, and that shapes the work here more than anywhere else we cover. Winter is harder, ground is steeper, and the industrial base around Grangemouth means a good share of the enquiries are commercial rather than domestic.

Composite gates Wrought iron Matching railings Access automation Commercial gates
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What matters where you are

Where the weather starts to matter

Three things come up here more than anywhere else in Scotland, and all three affect which type of gate is worth specifying.

Winter — and the ground track

A tracked sliding gate runs on a steel channel set into the driveway, and that channel fills with snow, grit and leaf litter before freezing solid. Around Stirling and the Hillfoots that is several mornings each winter. A cantilever gate has no ground track at all.

Gradient — the Hillfoots

Tillicoultry, Alva and Dollar sit on ground that rises sharply from the road. A swing gate opening into rising ground will catch as it travels, so the answer is to reverse the hang, re-level the approach, or use a sliding or cantilever gate.

Grangemouth — duty cycle

The industrial base around Falkirk means a good share of enquiries are yards and depots. A domestic motor rated for a dozen operations a day will not survive an entrance doing two hundred, and that is the most common cause of premature failure.

What we install

Electric gate types & services

Electric Swing Gates

The most popular residential choice. Composite or traditional wrought iron, fabricated to suit the property.

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Electric Sliding Gates

Travels parallel to the boundary, so no swing clearance is needed. Suits shallow driveways and wide openings.

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Cantilever Gates

Slides with no ground track at all — nothing to fill with snow, grit or leaves. Worth considering in Scotland.

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Driveway Automation

Full systems including video intercom, keypads, remote fobs, vehicle detection loops and app control.

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Automate Existing Gates

Already have gates? Motors can often be added without replacing them, from around £2,000.

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Railings & Gate Repairs

Matching railings fabricated alongside your gate, plus repairs to motors, panels and access control.

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Pricing guide

How much do electric gates cost in Forth Valley?

There are enough variables in an electric gate that a single price would be misleading, so these are starting figures rather than ranges. Each reflects a full-size double driveway gate — 2 metres or more per leaf, at intermediate specification — rather than the smallest thing that could be built.

Prices and minimum specifications vary by region and installer. A precise quote follows a site survey, which is free and carries no obligation.

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Electric swing gates from £6,000
Electric sliding gates from £7,000
Cantilever gates quoted at survey
Automation & access control from £8,000
Automating existing gates from £2,000

Starting figures for a 2m+ double driveway gate at intermediate specification. Groundwork varies by site.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Which parts of Forth Valley do you cover?

Stirling, Falkirk and Clackmannanshire. Three towns have their own page, listed below, and the surrounding areas of each are covered too — including Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Grangemouth, Larbert, Denny, Tillicoultry, Alva and Dollar.

Will a sliding gate still work in snow?

A tracked one may not. The ground channel fills with snow and grit and freezes, and Forth Valley catches more of both than the central belt further east. A cantilever gate slides with no ground track at all, so winter makes no difference to it.

My driveway slopes. Which gate type suits?

It depends which way it falls. A swing gate opening into rising ground will catch as it travels. The options are to reverse the hang, re-level the immediate approach, or use a sliding or cantilever gate, neither of which is affected by gradient. Mention the slope when you enquire.

Do you install commercial gates and barriers?

Yes. Yards, depots and industrial units around Grangemouth and Falkirk need motors rated for the daily cycle count, and wider openings usually call for a sliding or cantilever system. Access control can include fob and card readers, intercom and ANPR.

Do I need planning permission in Scotland?

Scotland operates under its own planning legislation. Broadly a gate adjoining a road may be no more than one metre without permission and two metres elsewhere, with listed buildings and conservation areas needing consent regardless. Our planning permission guide has a dedicated Scottish section.

Towns we cover

Electric gate installers across Forth Valley

Stirling
Stirlingshire
Electric Gates Stirling →
Falkirk
Falkirk
Electric Gates Falkirk →
Alloa
Clackmannanshire
Electric Gates Alloa →

Don’t see your town? Send us an enquiry — the surrounding villages of each are covered too, or see all areas we cover.