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Roller shutters and industrial doors contractors in Wales

Shutters and industrial doors keep a building secure and a loading bay moving. We match you with door and shutter specialists who supply, install, automate and service them.

  • Matched by hand to a checked local expert
  • Insurance and company checked
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What do you need?

Which trades do you need?

Tick as many as you need.

Ceilings and walls

Floors and tiling

Building and structure

Power, data and AV

Heating, cooling and energy

Kitchens and washrooms

Finishes and joinery

Fire safety

Doors, windows and shopfronts

Warehouse and industrial

Strip-out and asbestos

Design and handover

What kind of building is it?

Roughly how big is it?

When do you want it done?

Where is the building?

The postcode tells us which installers cover it.

Do you have drawings or a layout?

Who should the installers contact?

Anything else installers should know?

Optional. Access, opening hours, deadlines, anything unusual.

Your brief

Check it over. Tap any line to change it.

When you send it, we read your brief and pass it only to checked installers who do that work and cover your postcode. They contact you to visit and quote. No obligation.

Options

Types of roller shutters and industrial doors

Roller shutters

Steel or aluminium curtains for security.

Sectional doors

Insulated panels for heated buildings.

High-speed doors

Fast opening for busy openings.

Loading bays

Dock levellers, shelters and buffers.

What is included

  • Steel and aluminium roller shutters
  • Insulated sectional overhead doors
  • High-speed doors
  • Dock levellers and loading bay shelters
  • Shopfront security shutters and grilles
  • Servicing and repairs

What affects the price

  • Size and number of openings
  • Manual or powered operation
  • Insulation, security and wind rating
  • Frequency of use
  • Fire shutters linked to the alarm

Process

How the job runs

  1. Survey and measure

  2. Supply and manufacture

  3. Install and automate

  4. Test and hand over

How long? Most shutters are made to measure, so allow time for manufacture.

Questions to ask an installer

  • Is it made to BS EN 13241?
  • What safety features are included?
  • Is a service contract offered?
  • Do I need planning for this shutter?

Rules and safety

Powered doors and shutters must be safe to use, with safety edges and controls that stop people being trapped, and they need regular maintenance. Industrial doors are made to the product standard BS EN 13241. External shutters on shopfronts often need planning permission, and fire shutters must be linked to the fire alarm and tested.

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Questions

Roller shutters and industrial doors: common questions

Can you motorise an existing shutter?

Often, if the shutter is in good condition. The specialist will check the curtain and guides first.

Do shutters need servicing?

Yes. Powered doors should be serviced regularly so the safety features keep working.

Do I need planning for a shop shutter?

Often, yes. Check with the council before ordering, especially in conservation areas.

How we look after you

Every job matched by hand to a checked local expert.

Run from South Wales by someone who has worked on the tools in commercial fit-out.

Read by a person

We read every brief ourselves and choose who gets it. No algorithm, no auction.

Checked before they get your job

Insurance and company status checked, plus a Google rating of 4 or more or references we contact.

You know who is calling

We email you the names of the installers we have passed your details to.

We follow up

We ask how the job went. Installers who let customers down are removed.

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