Automatic Gates for Sydney Homes and Buildings
Sliding gates, swing gates, gate automation and access control for the Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Inner West, St George and the Shire. We connect you with an independent local installer.
- Local installers only
- Sliding, swing and boom gates
- Site visit before any price
Services built for Sydney
Automatic Sliding Gates
Motorised sliding driveway gates for Sydney homes where there is no room to swing, the driveway slopes, or the frontage is tight to the footpath. We connect you with a local installer who measures your site first.
Learn more →Automatic Swing Gates
Single and double automatic swing gates for Sydney properties with a level driveway and room for the leaves to open inwards. We connect you with an independent local installer.
Learn more →Gate Automation
Add a motor to the manual gate you already have. We connect you with a local installer who checks whether your existing gate, hinges and posts are up to being motorised.
Learn more →Aluminium and Slat Driveway Gates
Aluminium slat, batten and screen driveway gates for contemporary and renovated Sydney homes. Light, low maintenance and well suited to automation. We connect you with a local installer.
Learn more →Intercom, Keypad and Remote Access
Video intercoms, keypads, extra remotes and app control for automatic gates at Sydney homes and strata buildings. We connect you with a local installer.
Learn more →Commercial Boom Gates and Security Gates
Boom gates, car park entry gates and security gates for Sydney apartment buildings, offices, shops and mixed-use sites. We connect you with a local commercial installer.
Learn more →From enquiry to a working gate
Tell us about the opening, the gate you have or want, and how you want to open it. We pass it to a local installer who works in Sydney, and they arrange a site visit and quote.
Start your enquiry- 01Send the details
- 02Matched with a local installer
- 03Site visit and written quote
- 04You decide, no pressure

Your local Sydney crew
Sydney Electric Gates is a referral service for people who want an automatic gate at a Sydney home, strata building or business. We are not installers. When you send an enquiry, we pass it to an independent local gate installer who works in your area. They visit, quote and do the work under their own licences and insurance, and your agreement is with them. We focus on the Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Inner West, St George and the Sutherland Shire, where tight terrace frontages, steep harbour and beach driveways, apartment car parks and heritage conservation areas make gate work less straightforward than it looks. Our guides cover the questions worth asking before you commit, so you can have a better conversation with the installer.
Get in touchQuestions, answered
Can't find what you're after? Call 0468 090 430 or send us a message.
Are you a gate installation company?
No. Sydney Electric Gates is a referral service. We pass your enquiry to an independent local gate installer, who quotes and does the work under their own licences and insurance. Your contract is with the installer.
Which areas do you cover?
The Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Inner West, St George and the Sutherland Shire.
Should I choose a sliding or swing gate?
Your site usually decides. Short driveways and sloping entries suit sliding gates. Frontages with no side run suit swing gates. NSW exempt rules say gates must not open outwards, so the gate has to open into your property or slide along the boundary.
Do I need council approval for a front gate?
Not always. In NSW residential zones, exempt fences along a road boundary are limited to 1.2 metres and gates must not open outwards. Taller gates, and fences or gates along the road boundary in a heritage conservation area or on a heritage item lot, generally need approval. Check with your council.
Can my existing manual gate be motorised?
Often, if it moves smoothly by hand and the frame, hinges and posts are sound. An installer will assess it on site and tell you whether automation or a new gate makes more sense.