Barrier and Gate installations in Ash
Lockrite are specialists in the supply and installation of quality automatic gates, retractable gates and barriers that may be used in conjunction with the latest high tech electronic access control systems in Ash. We provide a range of high quality, cost effective physical access security solutions that meet or exceed the requirements of today’s security conscious company.
What types of security gates do we install in Ash?
- Cantilever Security Gates – Perfect for large business premises
- Electric Gates – Ideal for homeowners
- Security Barriers – Ideal for schools, business premises and public carparks
The Lockrite barrier system is ideal for access control and security in shopping centres, factory units, car parks, loading bays, warehouses, sports facilities in Ash. We have helped secure a number of Ash based businesses using gates and security barriers.
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Expert installation from an SSAIB approved company
Lockrite Security has over 25 years experience in the industry, which allows us to offer a complete range of services including the design, installation and maintenance of security barriers and gates in Ash. We pride ourselves not only on the quality of our workmanship but also on the advice that can be provided from our experienced staff. If you are considering additional security provision we would be delighted to provide with you a no obligation survey and quotation.
About Ash
Ash is a popular commuter village due to its convenient transport links with London, Guildford and Reading and its semi-rural location. The picturesque Basingstoke Canal weaves its way through the village towards Mytchett Lake. Nearby is Ash Common, a protected area of heathland home to three endangered bird species (Woodlarks, Nightjars and Dartford Warblers).
Ash Common also encompasses Ash Ranges, a popular spot for cycling and walking. However, caution is advised – it is also used as a training ground for the British Army, with troops firing live rounds on occasion! Until the mid-19th Century Ash was a farming community, and this is evidenced today in a number of historic farmhouses which are now pubs and residential properties.