Composite Gate Installations
At Sabeka Gates, we design, manufacture, and install high-quality composite swing and sliding gates, tailored for both residential and commercial properties across Chester, Cheshire, Wirral, and North Wales.
Our composite gates offer the perfect blend of durability, low maintenance, and modern style—ideal for customers seeking a sleek, contemporary look without compromising on strength or performance.
With a range of colours and finishes available, our automated composite gates provide long-lasting security and aesthetic appeal, making them a smart investment for any entrance.
Why Install Automated Composite Gates?
Enhanced Security
Automated gates provide an extra layer of protection by deterring intruders and making it more difficult to enter a property without authorisation.
Improved Privacy
Enhanced Curb Appeal
Potential for Property Value Increase
Access Control
Testimonials
Excellent
- Based on 12 reviews
Mr Coleman
- Verified Buyer
Sabeka are reliable, honest and professional. Recommend them to anyone who is looking for electric, hardwood or softwood gates. We found dealing with Sabeka an easy process. From quotation to installation they always turned up when they said they would and the after care from the team has been excellent.
Andrew Thomas
- Verified Buyer
Andy has provided us with automated gates at our last 2 homes, including the gates and on-going service contracts. Quality is great and service to match. He is diligent, honest and fair value for a brilliant service. We trust Andy and his team implicitly and cannot recommend them highly enough.
Ben Lamont
- Verified Buyer
Victoria Joseph
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Clare Goodwin
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Why Choose Us?
We Take Care Of The Whole Process
We are the one stop shop for gates. Here at Sabeka we design, manufacture, install & automate gates.
No Outside Contractors
Everything is dealt with in house so that we can control the quality and timescales. The customer has one point of contact.
Experienced Design Team
With a wealth of knowledge and experience to ensure you have the right system for your needs.
Unrivalled Customer Service
With our 2 year no quibble warranty with every new install plus aftercare.
FAQ
Yes, you may need planning permission to install electric gates if any of the following apply:
- The gate will be over 1 metre high and next to a highway used by vehicles (including its footpath), or over 2 metres high elsewhere.
- Your property is subject to an Article 4 Direction or a planning condition that restricts alterations to fences, walls, or gates.
- Your home is a listed building or within the grounds (curtilage) of one.
- The gate would form a boundary with a neighbouring listed building or its grounds.
If any of these situations apply, you’ll need to apply for permission before proceeding.
The cost of composite electric gates can vary significantly depending on several factors, including the number of gate leaves, type of automation, size and height, finish, and access control features.
For a tailored estimate, contact us with your requirements. If the estimate fits your budget, we’ll arrange a site visit to provide a detailed quote and visual designs.
Not at all. On average, an electric gate system uses around 100 watt-hours per day, which translates to approximately 3p per day based on current electricity rates. They’re very energy-efficient to run.
Yes, all electric gates come with a manual release mechanism. This allows you to disengage the motor so the gates can be opened or closed by hand, even if there’s no power.
For electric gates used two to three times daily—typical of most residential properties—an annual service is usually sufficient. However, for commercial gates experiencing high traffic volumes, we recommend servicing every six months to ensure they remain in optimal working condition and to prevent potential issues from developing.
Yes, electric gates are designed to operate year-round, including during the winter months. We use high-quality materials and components to ensure reliable performance, even in freezing conditions. To keep your gates running smoothly, regular servicing and maintenance are recommended. In snowy or icy weather, it’s important to clear the gates and motor system completely. However, avoid using salt or grit, as these can damage both the gate’s finish and the motor.
Yes, electric gates are highly reliable and typically operate with minimal issues. To ensure continued performance and prevent potential problems, it’s important to have them regularly serviced and maintained by a qualified professional.