At a glance
Electric gates in Lurgan, in short
Coast Data Security installs electric gates around Lurgan, from lanes near Lough Neagh to housing estates and the Carn Industrial Estate, with every job starting from a free site survey. CAME or BFT motors are fitted with safety edges and photocells, and the gate is set up with fobs, a keypad, intercom and app control.
By the lough shore
Gates for Lurgan's lakeside lanes and farms.
The land running down towards Lough Neagh at Kinnego, Oxford Island and the townlands around Derrytrasna sits low and often damp, and gate posts here need a solid footing rather than a quick set into soft ground. Long lane entrances with no power nearby are common, so a sliding gate on a cantilever rail, run from a solar kit, tends to be the practical answer, and we set the track above typical ground water levels rather than flush with it.
In the town itself, the housing estates around Kilwilkie, Mourneview and Taghnevan have shorter driveways and closer neighbours, so an underground swing motor or a slim sliding gate suits better than a large gate needing room to swing. A fob and a keypad cover most day-to-day use, with an intercom added where families want to see a visitor before letting them in.
Industry and planning
Business gates on the Carn Industrial Estate.
Lurgan's Carn Industrial Estate and the units along the Tandragee Road carry a good share of local manufacturing and distribution work, and businesses here usually want a wide sliding gate with a timed close for out-of-hours security, a keypad with individual staff codes and a camera covering the entrance. We size the motor to the gate's weight and set the timings around each site's working pattern.
Northern Ireland planning rules generally draw the line at one metre in height next to a road and two metres elsewhere, above which permission can be required from Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council. It only concerns a new structure, not motorising an existing gate, though we still raise it at the survey, along with a realistic view of ground conditions near the lough.
How it works in Lurgan
From your call to a working gate
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Free survey in Lurgan
We visit your home, farm or business anywhere in Lurgan or out towards the lough shore, check the ground conditions, the run-in and where power could reach the gate.
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A price you can trust
Sliding or swing, the motor size, the access kit and the safety devices are all set out for you in a written proposal, with the figure fixed before anything is ordered.
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Ground conditions accounted for
We plan the posts, track or motor base, cable ducting and power feed, accounting for ground conditions near the lough, so building and electrical work happen together.
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Confirmed working correctly
The installed motor and safety devices are programmed and force tested before handover, so the action is confirmed smooth, quiet and safe.
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Fully talked through
We walk through the fobs, the manual release, the app and the intercom before leaving site, and remain available afterwards for servicing or adding devices.
Typical Lurgan entrances
Matching the gate to the ground it sits on
The survey has the final word, but these are the setups we come across most around Lurgan.
| Property | Usual gate type | Power and access |
|---|---|---|
| Lakeside home or farm near Lough Neagh | Sliding gate on a cantilever rail, raised footing | Solar kit, keypad for family and staff |
| Housing estate driveway in the town | Underground swing motors or a slim sliding gate | Mains, fobs and a keypad |
| Business unit on Carn Industrial Estate | Wide sliding gate with a timed close | Mains, coded keypad, logged access, camera |
| Detached home off the Tandragee Road | Underground swing motors, tidy pillars | Mains, fobs, video intercom |
Equipment we install
Trusted brands, professionally fitted
Lurgan installs use CAME and BFT gate automation, chosen because parts and support remain available on systems fitted many years ago.
- CAME
- BFT
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Other services we provide in Lurgan
The same engineers handle all of the below, so the gate, cameras and alarm can share a single app.