Vineyards & farms
Gates on vineyard tracks and farm entrances, wide enough for machinery, and stock-rated paddock fencing with a gate built into the run where you need one.
Gates & fencing in the Barossa Valley
Neil is a Barossa local, based in Angaston. He builds timber and steel gates to fit your opening, puts in rural and house fencing and fits gate motors, from Nuriootpa and Tanunda down to Lyndoch and Williamstown.
Timber farm gates on a vineyard track
Local work, close to home
The Barossa is home for Neil. He came to Angaston from Melbourne during COVID, swapped a desk job for building gates and fences, and he'd like as much of his work as possible to be right here in the valley.
A Barossa job can be almost anything: a pair of entrance gates at the end of a vineyard drive, a paddock gate on a track between the rows, post and rail along a road frontage, or a side gate for a house in town. Neil builds each gate for the opening it's going in, mostly in hardwood, and hangs it himself.
Because he's local, getting out to measure up is easy, and a quote is free. Send a photo of the spot and the rough opening width to get started.
Based in Angaston, so most of the valley is 10 to 40 minutes away. Quotes are free, and a photo of the spot is the fastest way to one.
Pick your town
Each page covers the kind of work Neil does there and how far it is from Angaston.
AngastonIn town, so a quick trip to measure upNuriootpaAbout 10 minutes from AngastonTanundaAbout 15 minutes from AngastonLyndochAbout 25 to 30 minutes from AngastonWilliamstownAbout 35 minutes from AngastonGawlerAbout 40 minutes from AngastonMount PleasantAbout 30 to 35 minutes from Angaston
Neil also works in Eden Valley, Springton, Truro, Kapunda, Freeling, Light Pass, Stockwell, Greenock, Rowland Flat, Bethany, Moculta and Keyneton and the rest of the valley. If your town isn't listed, give him a call.
Barossa jobs Neil takes on
See all of Neil's workLifestyle & acreage blocks
Entrance pairs for the end of the drive, often with a curved top rail, post and rail wings to match, and a motor and keypad so you can open up from the car.
Homes in town
Side gates, garden gates and post and rail for houses in Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Angaston and the other towns, made to measure for the gap you have.
Across the valley from Angaston
Angaston is on the eastern side of the valley, so Nuriootpa and Tanunda are 10 to 15 minutes away and Lyndoch, Williamstown and Gawler are 25 to 40 minutes.
Home baseAngaston, SA 5353
- Adelaide Hills
- Mount Pleasant, Birdwood, Mount Torrens, Gumeracha, Kersbrook, Lobethal, Woodside, Stirling, Hahndorf, Nairne, Mount Barker
- Gawler & Kapunda
- Gawler, Kapunda, Freeling, Angle Vale
Automate your gate
Neil fits swing and sliding gate motors to the gates he builds, and to gates you already have.
They run off mains power, or solar if the gate is a long way from the house. A keypad goes on its own post at the gate and you get remotes, so you can open up without getting out of the car. Intercoms and safety sensors can go in too.
Once it's in, he sets it up, tests it and shows you how it all works before he leaves.
Common questions
Does Neil work right across the Barossa?
Yes. He is based in Angaston and works all over the valley, from Nuriootpa, Tanunda and Angaston to Lyndoch, Williamstown and Eden Valley, and out to Gawler and the Adelaide Hills. He travels anything within about 1.5 to 2 hours.
Can Neil build gates for a vineyard or farm track?
Yes. Farm and rural gates are built to the width of the opening, single or double, so they suit tracks, laneways and entrances that machinery has to get through. See farm and rural gates.
Can the gate be automated if there is no power out at the road?
Yes. Gate motors can run off solar if the gate is a long way from the house, or off mains power where it is close. See gate automation.
What does Neil need for a quote?
A photo or a rough sketch of the spot, the opening width if you have it, and roughly where the property is. Quotes are free.
Got a gate in mind?
Send Neil the opening size and a photo of the spot. He's local to the Barossa, and quotes are free.