Wide farm and entrance gates
Wide, solid gates for farm entrances and laneways, single or double, built to the width of the opening and hung to swing true.
Based in Angaston · Barossa, Adelaide Hills & Gawler

Farm and entrance gates, stock-rated and post and rail fencing, and solar gate motors for acreage around Williamstown and the Barossa foothills.
Wide farm entrance gates with matching rails
Williamstown sits in the foothills at the southern end of the Barossa, with the Barossa Reservoir, Para Wirra and the Mount Crawford forest close by. It's about 35 minutes from Neil in Angaston.
The properties here are mostly acreage: lifestyle blocks, horse properties and small farms on hilly, often bushy ground. The jobs that come with them are wide entrance gates, long fence runs up and down slopes, and gate motors where the house is well back from the road. Solar suits a lot of them.
Neil builds heavy farm gates for working properties and neater entrance pairs for the front of the block, mostly in hardwood, with steel where it suits the job. Steel can be hot-dip galvanised so it holds up out in the paddock.
Wide, solid gates for farm entrances and laneways, single or double, built to the width of the opening and hung to swing true.
Stock-rated fencing and post and rail with heavy end posts at the corners, set with machine-bored posts so runs stay straight on a slope.
A motor on the gate, a keypad post and remotes, running off solar when the gate is too far from the house for mains power.
Photos from Neil's own jobs around the Barossa and the Hills. To keep his customers' addresses private, the captions describe the job, not the location.
Williamstown is south of Lyndoch in the foothills of the Barossa Ranges, with Kersbrook and the Adelaide Hills just beyond. Neil comes down from Angaston through the valley.
Home baseAngaston, SA 5353

Yes. Williamstown is about 35 minutes from Angaston. He works right around the Barossa and down into the Adelaide Hills, and travels anything within about 1.5 to 2 hours.
Go solar. Gate motors can run off solar where there is no mains power at the gate, with a keypad post and remotes. See gate automation.
Yes. Rural and farm fencing is stock-rated, with treated timber and machine-bored posts so it goes in straight and stays that way. See rural and farm fencing.
Neil builds mostly in hardwood, with steel where it suits the job. Steel farm gates can be hot-dip galvanised so they hold up out in the paddock.

Tell Neil about the entrance, the fence line and how far the gate is from the house. Quotes are free.