Areas we cover

ArxBridge supplies and installs physical security across the UK. We survey, manufacture and install from one operation and deliver to site wherever your project is. Every project gets the same process, test evidence and fitting standard, in any city.

• 20 city pagesLocal detail across the UK
• UK-wideSupply and installation anywhere in the country
• Survey to installOne process in every city
• Made and installedManufactured for your project, installed on site

How we cover the UK

Every project follows the same process wherever it is: enquiry, survey, manufacture, installation and maintenance. We travel to site for the survey and the installation, and the products are manufactured for your project and delivered to site.

That single process keeps quality consistent. The doorset fitted in Aberdeen is made to the same schedule and checked against the same test evidence as the one fitted in London, and it is installed by teams who fit the product as the tested assembly. Distance does not change the specification, the evidence or the standard of installation.

One process, anywhere. Survey, manufacture and installation follow the same steps in every city, with the same test evidence and the same standard of fitting.

How a project runs, from survey to installation

1. Enquiry. Tell us the site, the openings and the ratings you need. We reply with a written specification and a budget range within one working day.
2. Survey. We visit the site to measure openings, check the structure around them and note access constraints. The survey fixes the sizes and the installation plan.
3. Specification. We confirm the rating for each opening: forced entry to LPS 1175, ballistic classes in our ballistic ratings guide, blast, fire or vehicle impact, and any combinations. You receive the schedule with the test evidence it rests on.
4. Manufacture. Each doorset, window or barrier is made to the survey sizes and finished to your schedule. See how the manufacture stage and our other services work.
5. Installation. Our teams deliver to site and fit each product as the tested assembly, then commission locks, automation and access control.
6. Handover. You receive the test evidence, the maintenance schedule and a single point of contact for maintenance afterwards.

What affects lead time

Every product is made to order, so lead time follows the specification rather than the postcode. The main factors are:

Send the opening sizes and the ratings and we return a programme with the quote. Browse the product groups and the sectors we serve to see which ratings fit your building.

Travel and access considerations

Distance adds planning, not compromise. A few points shape every project outside the main centres:

• Survey access. We agree access in advance, including out-of-hours visits for live buildings such as hospitals, stations and schools. The survey needs clear access to each opening and the structure around it.
• Delivery. Large doorsets and barriers travel on specialist vehicles. We check routes, unloading space and lifting equipment before the delivery date, so heavy assemblies arrive ready to fit.
• Occupied sites. Installation in working buildings is phased around your operations, with dust control and agreed working hours. Security upgrades in schools, hospitals and offices routinely run this way.
• Remote sites. Ferries, narrow lanes and limited crane access all go into the installation plan at survey stage, not on the day.

Our about ArxBridge page describes how a project runs, and contact us with your site details for a free quote.

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