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Gate Installation Rochester
Gates and railings fit to stand in a street with a castle at the end of it. Free quotes, no obligation.
Working in Rochester
Walk Rochester High Street and the ironwork is doing quiet work everywhere: railings in front of Georgian brick, gates closing passages between buildings, handrails on worn stone steps. When a house here needs a new gate, it needs one that joins that company without embarrassment.
That means made-to-measure steel with the right proportions and finish, whether the answer is plain black flat bar or the full scrolled ironwork the period suggests.
Gates and railings for Rochester
Gates for passages, gardens and driveways, railings for front walls and steps, and handrails that give an old entrance a steady hand. Everything measured against its own opening and its own brickwork.
Where original ironwork survives, repair comes first: rusted feet cut out, bent bars straightened, missing sections remade to match, so the street keeps what it had.
The full picture of the trade, with the photographs to match:
Some of the work
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Where we cover around Rochester
The highlighted patch is Rochester itself. Jobs come in from every side of it, so if you are just outside the line, you are still well inside the round.
Nearby, the same work runs through:
What people say
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