West Midlands
Bollards and barriers, Cradley Heath
Bollards and barriers in Cradley Heath start from about £680 plus VAT for a standard opening, with a free survey and a written quotation before anything is ordered.
Around Cradley Heath, we survey the opening before any price is given which is how the bollards and barriers end up the right size.
Timescales
Allow 2-3 weeks after survey from drawings to delivery. Fitting a standard Cradley Heath unit is normally one to two days on site. Closed-day or out-of-hours work can be arranged.
What gets fitted
Ram-raid protection works by stopping the vehicle before it reaches the glass. Common specifications: removable or retractable options for access; stainless or powder-coated finishes.
Where we work around Cradley Heath
We treat Cradley Heath as part of our West Midlands round across the B postcode district, with regular work in neighbouring Stourbridge, Wednesbury and Bilston.
Planning rules in Cradley Heath
Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council decides planning in Cradley Heath. A straight replacement is normally permitted, though external shutters and lit signs normally need approval. The survey confirms which rules apply.
What it costs in Cradley Heath
The entry price is about £680 plus VAT. Your quote depends on the opening size, the finish and how easy access is. Once issued, the price is fixed for 90 days unless the specification changes.
Before you book
Do you cover the whole of West Midlands?
Yes. We cover Cradley Heath and the rest of West Midlands, including Stourbridge, Wednesbury and Bilston.
What guarantee do I get?
Every installation comes with a written guarantee, and manufacturer warranties on hardware, motors and finishes are passed to you. The terms are set out on your quotation.
Can you match the units either side?
On a parade where the landlord wants a consistent frontage, we work to the same section profile and colour reference so the unit reads as part of the row.
What do you need from me to quote?
The address, roughly what you want, and a photo of the current frontage. Opening sizes help but are not essential, because we measure at survey anyway.
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