Up & Over Garage Doors
These doors lift up and tilt outward and are a popular choice for many homes.
Yes, they require space in front of the garage as they swing outward when opening.
They can be made from steel, timber, or GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic), each offering different looks and durability.
Yes, they can be fitted with an automatic opener for remote-controlled operation in most cases although a door specific conversion kit may be required as well as the operator itself depending on the door type.
Regular checks and lubrication will keep them operating smoothly. We offer a yearly service schedule to assist with maintenance.
Up and Over doors come with two locking points as standard and can be upgraded to have an additional two points. Some suppliers offer a ‘Secure by Design’ model but this will only be suitable for some garages.
Yes, they come in various standard colours, or you can repaint them to match your home.
Automatic Garage Doors
Automatic garage doors open and close using a motor, operated by a remote control or sensor. They don’t need manual lifting, offering convenience and ease of use.
Yes, they have safety features like sensors that stop the door if contact is made, this prevents any potential accidents.
Yes, most manual garage doors can be upgraded with an automatic opener, depending on the type and condition of the door.
Basic maintenance includes lubrication and checking the relevant sensors every few months to ensure they work smoothly. We offer a yearly service schedule if required.
Automatic garage doors have a manual release feature that lets you open or close the door during power cuts. If you do not have any other entrance into the garage, you need to have an external manual release fitted.
With proper care, the motor system can last 5-10 years or longer.
Yes, a lot of modern systems are compatible with smartphone apps, allowing you to open and close the door within Bluetooth range. Some also offer a wifi alternative.
No, they are energy-efficient and use minimal electricity, especially in standby mode.
Roller Garage Doors
Roller garage doors roll up vertically into a box above the door, making them ideal for saving space.
Yes, because they open straight up, they don’t need extra room to swing open, making them perfect for tight spaces and allowing you to park right up to the door inside and outside
They’re usually made from aluminium or steel, providing strength and durability.
Yes, the models we offer are insulated, helping to keep your garage warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
Yes, a standard roller garage door would be automated but you can opt for a manual version.
No, they operate quietly, especially if they’re insulated and maintained regularly. However, if you live in a particularly windy location, a roller door would not be recommended.
Yes, they come in a variety of standard colours and finishes to compliment your home.
Sectional Garage Doors
Sectional doors open vertically in separate panels, sliding up and along the ceiling.
Yes, the sectional doors we offer come with insulation, making them great for energy efficiency.
They are very secure, with strong, durable panels available in a range of thicknesses.
Yes, they can easily be fitted with a motor for automatic opening and closing.
They offer excellent insulation, security, and lots of designs, ideal for modern homes.
Sectional doors are typically made from steel, but there are timber options too.
Yes, you can choose different colours, finishes, and materials to compliment your home’s style.
Yes, like all garage doors, they need occasional lubrication and checks on the moving parts. We offer a yearly service schedule if required
Motolock Flooring
Motolock flooring is a durable, non-slip surface designed for garages and industrial spaces, perfect for areas with heavy equipment or vehicles.
Yes, it uses an interlocking system, so no glue is needed, making it quick and simple to lay.
It’s tough, slip-resistant, and resistant to oil, chemicals, and heavy loads, making it ideal for garages.
Some types can be used outdoors, but it’s mainly designed for indoor use.
It’s easy to clean with a mop and standard cleaning products as the surface doesn’t absorb liquids.
Motolock flooring comes in a range of colours, so you can customise your garage or workspace.
It can withstand heavy vehicles like cars or vans, as well as industrial equipment.
Yes, it’s designed to resist spills from oils, petrol, and other chemicals often found in garages.
It can last for many years, providing long-lasting protection for your floor.
Front Entrance Doors
They are available in composite, steel and aluminium, each offering different benefits like security and energy efficiency.
Yes, they are built with multi-point locking systems and reinforced materials for maximum security.
Yes, you can choose the colour, finish, and style, including options like glass panels and decorative details.
Composite doors are highly energy efficient due to their insulated core, which helps reduce heat loss.
Composite doors require minimal maintenance, while timber doors need occasional painting or varnishing.
Yes, many doors are compatible with smart locking systems for added security.
Yes, custom sizes are available to ensure a perfect fit for your home.
Gates
Yes, gates provide an extra layer of security
Metal gates may need rust protection, while wooden gates need regular staining or varnishing.
Swing gates need space to open outward or inward
Yes, you can choose the design, material, and additional security features.
With good care, metal and aluminium gates can last for decades, while wooden gates may need more frequent upkeep.
Yes, solid gates or privacy panels can block the view into your property.
Side Hinged Garage Doors
They are doors that open outwards or inwards, with two panels hinged on the sides.
Yes, they’re great for frequent access, especially if you only need to open one side for easy entry.
Yes, you can get insulated options to help maintain a stable temperature inside.
They’re available in steel or timber, each offering different benefits.
Yes, they need enough space in front or inside of the garage to swing open fully.
Yes, with modern locking systems and reinforced hinges, they are secure.
Automation is possible but not common. They’re mostly used manually.
Yes, you can choose materials, colours, and even add windows or decorative touches.
Timber doors need more care, while steel doors are low-maintenance.