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Brentwood garages run from narrow singles on the older streets around the station to wide integral doubles behind the long driveways of Shenfield and Hutton Mount. We replace tired manual and up-and-over doors across all of them with made-to-measure automatic roller doors: insulated, quiet and opening from the remote before you are out of the car. Free on-site survey, fixed written quote, fitted by our own team from Sible Hedingham, about 45 minutes away.
Roller garage doors are the ideal choice for Brentwood homeowners where driveway space is limited or ceiling height inside the garage needs to stay clear. The curtain rolls vertically into a compact top box, leaving the full width and height of the opening available for access.
Every Rollrite roller door is made to measure using foam-filled aluminium slats with an insulated core. This provides thermal performance, strength and quiet electric operation. The motor, remote controls, safety edge and manual override are all included as standard.
We offer two slat profiles to suit different garage sizes. The 55mm profile is designed for standard single openings up to 2.6 metres wide, while the 77mm profile handles wider or more exposed openings up to 5 metres. Both come with a full electric package, including two remote controls, a safety edge and automatic locking.
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The 55mm slat profile is designed for standard single garage openings up to 2.6 metres wide. High-density 12.5mm foam-filled aluminium slats provide a strong balance of insulation, durability and smooth operation.
The 77mm slat profile uses thicker 18mm insulated aluminium slats, suitable for wider or more exposed garage openings up to 5 metres. This heavier-duty construction provides enhanced wind resistance and security for double garages or larger single openings.
We visit your property, take precise measurements and give you a fixed written quote with no obligation.
Brentwood sits just outside the M25, around 20 miles north-east of central London, with junction 28 at Brook Street tying the town to the A12. The wider borough is home to roughly 77,000 people and is firmly commuter belt, yet the centre keeps its history close. The High Street follows the line of the old Roman road from London to Colchester, the ruins of Thomas Becket's chapel stand beside it, the Cathedral of St Mary and St Helen is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brentwood, and Brentwood School has been teaching in the town since 1557.
The railway shaped Brentwood's growth from the 1840s and still does. Brentwood station is on the Elizabeth line, with Shenfield one stop east as the line's terminus and the place to pick up fast Greater Anglia services to Liverpool Street. Green space surrounds the town, from Weald Country Park at South Weald to Thorndon Country Park in the south and King George's Playing Fields near the centre. The housing in between runs from Victorian terraces near the station through interwar semis in Pilgrims Hatch and Hutton to the large detached homes of Shenfield, Great Warley and the private Hutton Mount estate, many of them with long driveways and garages that suit an automatic roller door well.
Rollrite serve homeowners across Brentwood and the wider Essex area with professional roller garage doors in Essex. From a Victorian terrace near the station to a wide double behind a Shenfield driveway, every door is made to measure for the opening it has to fill.
Surveys around Brentwood follow a consistent pattern. On the older streets near the station and Warley Hill, garages are often later additions tucked beside or behind the house, with narrow openings and very little headroom. The interwar semis of Pilgrims Hatch and Hutton have single garages built for the cars of the 1930s, typically 2.1 to 2.4 metres across, behind an up-and-over door. Both suit the 55mm slat: it needs roughly 75mm clear each side and as little as 205mm above the opening, and it rolls straight up without swinging out over the drive.
Shenfield, Great Warley and Hutton Mount are a different job altogether. Large detached homes with integral double garages are common here, and openings past 4 metres call for the 77mm profile, whose thicker 18mm slats span up to 5 metres and keep the curtain rigid across the width. Our guide to 55mm versus 77mm slats sets out the trade-off in full. On these long driveways the everyday gain is the automation itself: the door is already rising from the remote before you reach it, instead of you stepping out at the garage in the rain.
Colour deserves more thought in Brentwood than most buyers give it. Parts of South Weald and Great Warley sit within conservation areas and the borough carries plenty of listed buildings, so a woodgrain finish or a muted grey usually sits better against older brick than a bright modern colour, and it is worth a word with Brentwood Borough Council before ordering if your home is affected. We can flag it at the free survey, along with power: the door needs only a standard 13-amp socket, and if a detached garage at the end of the drive has never been wired, we say so at the survey rather than on the day.
Book a Free Survey From first contact to finished installation, Rollrite handle every step.
We visit your property in Brentwood, measure the opening and discuss your requirements.
You receive a clear written quote covering the door, motor, remotes, installation and safety features.
Your door is made to measure with your chosen colour, slat profile and specification.
Our team fit the guide runners, curtain, top box, motor and control unit at your Brentwood property.
We set the motor limits, test the safety edge and programme your remote controls.
We walk you through operation, manual override and basic care guidance before we leave.
Rollrite cover Brentwood and the surrounding towns across Essex. We carry out free surveys and installations regularly in the area.
A made-to-measure automatic roller garage door in Brentwood costs between £1,275 and £4,000 fully installed. Narrow single garages on the interwar streets of Pilgrims Hatch and Hutton usually sit towards the lower end, while the wide double openings common in Shenfield, Great Warley and Hutton Mount push towards the top. The free survey measures your opening and the written quote is fixed.
All of them. We survey and install across the town centre, Shenfield, Hutton, Pilgrims Hatch, Warley and Great Warley, and out to the surrounding villages including Kelvedon Hatch, Doddinghurst, Mountnessing, Ingatestone, Herongate and West Horndon. The team travel from Sible Hedingham, about 45 minutes away, so Brentwood is part of the regular round rather than a special trip.
No, and it is one of the most common setups we see in Brentwood. A roller door only needs a standard 13-amp socket, so if the garage already has power the installation is straightforward and usually finished within half a day. If it has never been wired we say so at the survey rather than on the day. The remote controls work from the car, which on a long driveway is exactly where you want them.
Swapping an existing garage door for a roller door normally falls under permitted development, so no application is needed. The borough does have conservation areas, including parts of South Weald and Great Warley, and plenty of listed buildings, so if your home falls into either category it is worth checking with Brentwood Borough Council first. We can flag it at the free survey if we think it applies to you.
In most cases, yes. The 77mm profile uses thicker 18mm foam-filled slats and spans openings up to 5 metres, which covers almost every domestic double garage. It also brings better wind resistance and a stiffer curtain across the width, with the motor, two remotes, safety edge and automatic locking included as standard. The survey confirms which profile your opening needs.
Rollrite provide free on-site surveys for homeowners in Brentwood and across Essex. Call us or book online to get a fixed, no-obligation quote.
