Service Highlights
- Roll-up shutters
- Grilles
- Locks
- Repairs
- Adjustment
Shutters and grilles protect openings after hours. They need solid mounting and a good lock.
Who calls us about this
- A shopfront needs protection at night.
- A unit’s glass has been damaged before.
- An old shutter jams.
- A shutter lock has failed.
How the visit goes
- We measure and inspect the opening and the mounting surface.
- We recommend a shutter or grille that suits the opening.
- We fit or repair the shutter and its lock.
- We test opening, closing and locking several times.
What we look at
- Opening size
- Track and mounting
- Lock
- Visibility and code
What affects the price
Size and type.
Before you call
Provide measurements and photos.
Good to know
A roll-up shutter or grille protects glass and doors after hours, but the frame it mounts to and the lock it uses decide how well it works. We check the opening first, then recommend a size and type. Shutters that are noisy, slow or off-track are often adjustable. Local rules and your landlord’s requirements can affect what may be fitted to a shopfront, so confirm before ordering.
When this is not the right fix
Large installations may need a specialist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do shutters prevent break-ins?
They help. The frame, the mounting and the lock quality matter as much as the shutter.
Do you repair existing shutters?
Many, yes. Send a photo and the brand if you know it.
Can you add a lock to an existing shutter?
Usually yes, depending on the shutter type and the room in its housing.