
Nice is an Italian automation brand that's popular for both gates and garage doors, so it's common to find a Nice gate motor and a Nice garage door on the same house. I repair Nice gate systems across Carlisle and Cumbria.
Nice repairs I carry out
- swing and sliding gate motors that have stopped, slowed down or got noisy
- control boards with faults or lost settings
- photocells, safety edges and warning lights
- receivers and remotes – including adding new remotes and deleting lost ones
- gates that open on their own or won't stay closed
Nice Gate Repairs in Carlisle
Nice gate automation is widely used on homes across Cumbria. We repair Nice systems whoever installed them, from motors and control boards to remotes, receivers and photocells.


Nice remotes and receivers are a common call-out, and we can supply, code and replace them as well as fixing the gate itself.
Repairing Nice Swing and Sliding Gate Motors
We find the fault first and give you a price before any work starts.
Every Nice repair ends with the safety devices tested and the gate checked through its full cycle. That's how we finish every job, on every brand, across Carlisle and Cumbria.
Nice remotes
Remotes are one of the most common things people call me about. Before you buy a replacement online:
- check whether the battery is just flat
- send over a photo of the front and back of your remote, so we get the right model
- remember a lost remote should be deleted from the receiver, not just replaced
Where your gate and garage door use compatible Nice receivers, one remote can often run both. See gate remote controls.
Fixed properly, and safely
After any repair I test the photocells and safety edges and check the closing forces, so the gate is safe as well as working again.
Call or WhatsApp Adrian on 07854 037752, or drop me a message.
Questions people ask me
Can you repair a Nice gate I didn't install?
Yes – whoever fitted it.
Can one Nice remote open my gate and garage door?
Often, if both use compatible Nice receivers.
My Nice gate opens on its own. Why?
It could be a stuck remote button, a receiver fault or a control board issue. Switch it off at the isolator and get in touch.