Request a Site Visit for a Custom Gate Quote

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To get an accurate custom gate quote, request a site visit so our team can measure the opening, check the ground and discuss your preferred design in person. Photos and a short description help us prepare, but the on-site measurement is what allows us to produce a gate that fits correctly the first time.

Why a Site Visit Matters for a Custom Gate

A custom gate is built to the exact dimensions of your entrance, and photos alone rarely show the full picture. Walls may not be perfectly plumb, the ground may slope, and the gate may need to clear a driveway, a step or a planted area. Measuring on site lets us catch these details before any metal is cut.

A visit also gives you a chance to see sample finishes and talk through the look you want, so the written specification matches what you expect.

What Happens During the Visit

Our technician measures the opening at several heights, checks the posts or pillars, and notes how the gate will swing or slide. We look at access for vehicles and pedestrians, the position of the electric motor if you want an automatic gate, and where cables or pipes run nearby.

Width and height of the opening at top, middle and bottom
Ground condition and slope
Swing or sliding direction and clearance
Power and cable routing for automation

Preparing Your Photos and Information

Before the visit, send us clear photos of the entrance from the street side and from inside your property. Include a photo of the wall or pillars next to the gate, and tell us whether you have a preferred style, such as a solid panel, open bars or a combination of metal and glass.

Knowing whether you want a manual or electric gate, and roughly which vehicles will pass through, helps us bring the right information and plan the design correctly.

From Measurement to Drawing and Specification

After the visit, our team prepares a drawing and a written specification covering dimensions, materials, profile thickness, hinges or rollers, and the finish. Hot-dip galvanizing followed by powder coating is a common choice for outdoor steel gates, and we will recommend the option that suits your location and climate.

Structural details such as post load and railing requirements are checked with our engineer. Exact values are confirmed in the specification rather than assumed.

Approval, Production and Installation

You review the drawing and specification and approve them before production starts. Once approved, the gate is manufactured in our Tel Aviv factory at 37 Rival Street, finished, and then installed at your property. Because each gate is made to measure, having the approved drawing in hand means fewer surprises at installation.

Tell us early if your timeline is tight so we can plan the visit and production accordingly.

Getting Started with Your Site Visit Request

To request a visit, send us your address area, a few photos of the entrance and a short note about what you want. We will confirm a convenient time, arrive with the tools needed for measuring, and walk you through the options on the spot.

There is no need to have every decision made before the visit. The measurement and conversation are the start of the design process.

Frequently asked questions

Is the site visit necessary if I already have measurements?

Your own measurements are a useful starting point, but we still recommend a visit. We check levels, ground conditions and clearances that are hard to judge from a distance.

What should I have ready for the visit?

Have clear photos of the entrance, a note of your preferred style, and whether you want a manual or electric gate. Make sure the area is accessible for measuring.

Can I see finishes and samples during the visit?

Yes, we can show finish options and discuss colors so you can choose before the written specification is prepared.

Do I have to approve the drawing before production starts?

Yes. We prepare a drawing and written specification, and production begins only after you approve them.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many homeowners request a quote from photos alone and then discover the gate does not clear the ground or the pillars. Skipping the on-site measurement is the most common cause of delays and rework.

Our recommendation

Measure the opening yourself at top, middle and bottom before the visit, and note any slope or obstacles. Having this ready helps us confirm your details quickly and produce an accurate specification.

Summary

A site visit lets us measure, check the ground and agree on the design before production, so your custom gate fits correctly from the start.

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