Composite gates · Co. Roscommon

Composite Gates in Roscommon

A composite side gate in Roscommon costs €400–€500 as a kit or €1,350–€1,550 made to measure, and a driveway pair €600–€950 for the gates alone.

From Roscommon and Boyle to Ballaghaderreen and Castlerea, and the rest of Co. Roscommon: try a gate on your own photo, and one installer rings you with a price.

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  • 23%of homes in Roscommon are semis or terraces, 25th of 26
  • 74%are detached
  • 115one-off houses finished in 2025
  • 25,975households

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Co. Roscommon

Gates for homes in Roscommon

25,975 households live in Roscommon, around Roscommon, Boyle, Ballaghaderreen and Castlerea and in the country. Requests from anywhere in the county go to one installer who covers all of it.

23% of homes here are semis or terraces, 5,960 of them. That's the side passage and the back entrance: a composite side gate at €400–€500 as a kit, or €1,350–€1,550 made to measure.

74% are detached, 19,161 homes, well above the national share. Where there's a drive, a composite pair (€600–€950, gate only) or a sliding gate (€900–€1,100) closes it off.

115 one-off houses were finished in Roscommon in 2025, out of 224 new homes. A new entrance is the time to get the piers and a duct for a future motor in.

Roscommon is inland, so the frame can be aluminium or galvanised steel; what matters more on an open site is the wind on solid boards.

In Roscommon the planning authority is Roscommon County Council. A gate up to 2 m in an existing opening is usually exempt; a new or widened entrance onto the road is not.

Price guide

What composite gates cost in Roscommon

The gate on its own, the fitting, and the electric extras, each priced on its own line.

WhatTypical priceWhat moves the price
Composite side gate, kit to fit yourself€400–€500Aluminium frame, boards cut to width, up to 1 m wide and 1.8 m high. Gate only
Composite side gate, made to measure€1,350–€1,550A welded frame built to your opening, your board colour, a keyed or coded lock
Composite driveway pair, 3–3.5 m, gate only€600–€950Width, height (1.4 or 1.6 m) and the design. Fitting extra
Composite sliding gate, 3.5–4 m, gate only€900–€1,100Width and height. A track, the groundworks and fitting extra
Fitting a driveway gate, with piers or posts€500–€2,000Sound piers already there, or new ones and foundations
Electric swing gates, supplied and fitted€2,500–€3,500The motor, the safety devices and the cable run

A guide for typical Irish homes. Your price is fixed by the installer after they've measured the opening. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Questions

Composite gates in Roscommon: questions

How much do composite gates cost in Roscommon?

The same as across Ireland: €400–€500 for a side gate kit, €1,350–€1,550 made to measure, and €600–€950 for a driveway pair, gate only.

Do I need planning permission for a gate in Roscommon?

Usually not up to 2 m in an existing opening. Widening the entrance, or making a new one onto a public road, needs permission from Roscommon County Council.

Do you cover all of Roscommon?

Yes. Requests from Roscommon, Boyle, Ballaghaderreen, Castlerea and Lanesborough-Ballyleague and the rest of Roscommon go to one gate installer who covers the county.

Can a composite gate be electric?

Yes. A composite pair or a sliding gate can take a motor: €1,200–€3,500+ on a gate you have, or €2,500–€3,500 for electric swing gates supplied and fitted. Solid boards catch the wind, so the motor has to be sized for it.

Who comes out?

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