Industrial and workshop doors
Steel and insulated roller doors for units on Dundyvan, Greenhill and other estates, built to your exact opening size.
Roller shutters for Coatbridge shops, industrial units, workshops and homes, made to measure at our own premises and fitted by our own engineers.
Coatbridge was once one of the busiest iron making towns in Scotland, and the Summerlee Museum of Scottish Industrial Life on the old Monkland Canal is a reminder of that heritage. Industry is still important here, with workshops, trade counters and storage units on the Dundyvan and Greenhill industrial estates and on sites close to the M8 and M73.
The town centre is focused on Main Street, Bank Street and the Quadrant Shopping Centre, and North Lanarkshire Council has a regeneration plan in place to bring new investment and activity to the centre. Shops, cafes and services here need security that protects the premises without making the street feel shut up after dark.
Coatbridge is only around 25 minutes from our workshop in Hillington, so it is one of the quickest towns for us to reach. We make every shutter to measure ourselves, and we can usually book surveys, repairs and servicing at short notice.

Installations, repairs, manual and electric shutters, covering Coatbridge.
Steel and insulated roller doors for units on Dundyvan, Greenhill and other estates, built to your exact opening size.
Shutters for Main Street and Bank Street shops, takeaways and services, including perforated designs that look less closed.
Add a motor, key switch or remote to an existing manual shutter and save the cost of a full replacement.
Repairs on most makes and planned servicing for commercial doors that open and close many times a day.
Coatbridge is one of the closest towns to Hillington, so repairs and emergencies can usually be attended quickly.
We build every shutter to measure, so older buildings with unusual openings are not a problem.
Our engineers have worked on everything from small shops to large industrial doors across Lanarkshire.
We also cover the rest of North Lanarkshire, including Airdrie, Bellshill, Cumbernauld and Motherwell. If you cannot see your area, just ask.
External shutters on commercial premises usually need planning permission from North Lanarkshire Council, which publishes guidance on shopfront security. Check with the council before work starts.
Coatbridge is around 25 minutes from our Hillington base by the M8, so we can usually reach you quickly. Emergency repairs are available.
Yes. Insulated laths help keep heat in and reduce condensation, which makes a real difference in heated workshops and trade counters.
Usually, yes. Damaged laths and bottom rails can often be replaced without changing the whole shutter. We will inspect it and give you a clear price.
Yes. We repair and service most makes of manual and electric roller shutter.
Our workshop and engineers are based in Hillington, Glasgow, about 15 miles from Coatbridge along the M8. Coatbridge is one of the closer areas to our Hillington base, so we can usually reach you quickly. Emergency repairs are available, and we will give you a realistic arrival time when you get in touch.

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Read the answerGet in touch below. Ask any question or start a free quote. Whether it is a brand new shutter, a repair or a regular service, our team will reply with advice and a clear price, usually the same working day.
Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9am to 1pm
Emergency repairs: 24/7
All of Scotland, from our base in Hillington, Glasgow. See the areas we cover.