Gate Repair Surrey

Electric gate repairs in Banstead & Tadworth

From the 1930s roads of Banstead and Nork to the large detached houses and private roads of Kingswood and Walton on the Hill, this part of the downs has a wide mix of gated homes.

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When neither swing nor slide fits

On narrower 1930s frontages there often isn't room for swing gates to clear a car, or for a full sliding gate to run back along the boundary. Bi-folding and telescopic sliding gates solve that, but they have more hinges, rollers and moving parts, so they need regular adjustment and greasing to stay smooth.

Large homes on private roads

Kingswood and Walton on the Hill have many large detached houses, often with heavy gates on underground or arm motors and video intercoms. The chalk here drains well, which is kind to underground motors, but flint and grit can wear tracks and catch under gates.

Typical prices in Banstead & Tadworth

Diagnostic call-out (first hour)Often deducted if you go ahead with the repair£150–£300 + VAT
Same-day or out-of-hours call-outEvenings, weekends and bank holidays cost more£250–£400 + VAT
Annual service (pair of swing gates)Includes safety and force checks£150–£300 + VAT
Replacement underground motor, fitted (each)£600–£1,500
New keypad, intercom or video entry£300–£1,500+

Guide prices only, based on what gate engineers in Surrey and the South East commonly charge. Your engineer will confirm the price before starting any work.

Banstead & Tadworth: questions

Can you repair bi-folding gates?

Yes. Bi-fold gates usually stick or bind because a hinge or roller needs adjusting or the gate has dropped. Choose “Noisy, slow or jerky” or “Gate won't open” in the form.