Shopfront and conservation shutters
Internal, perforated and lattice shutters for city centre shops, cafes and bars, designed to sit neatly behind traditional fascias and keep displays visible after closing.
Made to measure roller shutters for Edinburgh shops, restaurants, warehouses and homes, with sensitive options for the Old Town, the New Town and the city's many conservation areas.
Edinburgh is one of the most varied cities we work in. In a single week we might fit a discreet internal shutter behind a listed shopfront near the Royal Mile, replace a tired steel door on an industrial unit in Sighthill, and service a row of loading bay shutters out at Newbridge. Each job needs a different approach, and we plan every one around the building rather than the other way round.
Large parts of the city centre sit within the Old and New Towns World Heritage Site and its conservation areas, so the look of a shutter matters as much as its strength. We regularly help businesses on Princes Street, George Street, Victoria Street and Leith Walk choose options such as internal shutters, perforated laths or open lattice grilles that protect the premises while keeping the shopfront visible.
Every shutter is made to measure at our own premises in Hillington and fitted by our own engineers. Edinburgh is roughly an hour along the M8, so we schedule surveys, installations and servicing across the capital every week, and we can arrange emergency repairs when something goes wrong.

Installations, repairs, manual and electric shutters, covering Edinburgh.
Internal, perforated and lattice shutters for city centre shops, cafes and bars, designed to sit neatly behind traditional fascias and keep displays visible after closing.
Heavy duty steel and insulated roller doors for units in Sighthill, Newbridge, Granton, Leith and the business parks around the city bypass.
Shutters stuck half open, bent bottom bars, worn springs and faulty motors repaired on all makes, whoever originally fitted them.
Tubular motors, key switches, remote controls and battery backup units fitted to existing shutters, which is often far cheaper than a new door.
We understand why the City of Edinburgh Council takes a careful view of external shutters on historic streets, and we design options that are far more likely to be acceptable.
Because we manufacture every shutter ourselves, we can match unusual opening sizes, colours and lath profiles that off the shelf doors cannot.
We work in Edinburgh every week, so surveys, servicing rounds and planned repairs fit easily into our schedule.
We also cover the rest of the Lothians, including Livingston, Dalkeith, Bonnyrigg, Musselburgh and Penicuik. If you cannot see your area, just ask.
It depends on the building and the street. Much of central Edinburgh is in a conservation area or the World Heritage Site, and many shops are listed. In these places the council generally prefers internal or open style security, and solid external shutters are often refused. Planning permission, and listed building consent where it applies, should always be checked with the City of Edinburgh Council before any work starts.
An internal roller shutter fitted behind the glass is usually the most discreet choice, because the shopfront looks unchanged from the street. Perforated or lattice shutters are another option where some visibility is needed. We can survey the shopfront and talk you through what is practical.
Yes. We install and repair roller doors on industrial estates and business parks across the city and the surrounding Lothians, including units at Sighthill, South Gyle, Newbridge, Granton and Leith.
Edinburgh is around an hour from our Hillington base by the M8, depending on traffic. Emergency repairs are available, and we will give you an honest arrival time when you call.
Yes. We repair and service most makes of manual and electric roller shutter, whoever fitted them originally.
Our workshop and engineers are based in Hillington, Glasgow, about 47 miles from Edinburgh along the M8. Emergency repairs are available in Edinburgh. How quickly we can be with you depends on engineer availability and the journey from Glasgow, which is usually around an hour. We will always give you an honest arrival time before we set off.

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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.