Town centre shop shutters
Solid, perforated and punched lath shutters for shops, cafes and takeaways in Greenock, Gourock and Port Glasgow.
Roller shutters for Greenock shops, waterfront businesses, industrial units and homes, built to cope with the weather on the Firth of Clyde.
Greenock grew as a shipbuilding and sugar town on the Firth of Clyde, and the waterfront is still at the centre of its identity, from the cruise ships that call at the Ocean Terminal to the businesses along the old docks. Industrial and trade premises are spread across the Drumfrochar and Lynedoch industrial estates, the Larkfield area and business centres in the east end of the town.
The town centre around West Blackhall Street, Cathcart Street and the Oak Mall is going through a major redevelopment led by Inverclyde Council, aimed at modernising the centre and making it a more attractive place to live, work and do business. As shops relocate and new premises open, good shutters are a key part of protecting them.
Weather is a big factor here. Strong winds and salty air off the Clyde are hard on shutters, so we often recommend wind locks, coated laths and corrosion resistant fixings. Greenock is only around 25 minutes from our Hillington workshop along the M8 and A8, so we can usually reach you quickly.

Installations, repairs, manual and electric shutters, covering Greenock.
Solid, perforated and punched lath shutters for shops, cafes and takeaways in Greenock, Gourock and Port Glasgow.
Steel and insulated roller doors for units at Drumfrochar, Lynedoch, Larkfield and along the waterfront.
Wind locks, coated laths and suitable fixings for exposed sites close to the Firth of Clyde.
Repairs for stuck, corroded or damaged shutters of most makes, including motors and key switches.
Greenock is a short drive along the M8, so repairs and emergencies can usually be attended quickly.
We specify shutters that stand up better to wind, rain and salty air, which helps them last longer.
We have fitted and repaired shutters across Inverclyde, from small shops to large industrial units.
We also cover the rest of Inverclyde and Renfrewshire, including Port Glasgow, Bishopton, Erskine and Paisley. If you cannot see your area, just ask.
External shutters on commercial premises usually need planning permission from Inverclyde Council, and parts of the town centre are in conservation areas. Check with the council before work starts. We can suggest designs that are more likely to be approved.
For exposed sites near the Clyde we usually recommend wind locks on wider openings, coated or galvanised laths and corrosion resistant fixings. Our article on wind locks explains how they work.
Greenock is around 25 minutes from our Hillington base along the M8 and A8. Emergency repairs are available, and we will give you a realistic arrival time when you call.
Yes. We cover the whole of Inverclyde, including Gourock, Port Glasgow, Inverkip, Wemyss Bay and Kilmacolm.
It depends on how far the corrosion has spread. Damaged laths, guides and bottom rails can often be replaced on their own. We will inspect the shutter and give you an honest recommendation.
Our workshop and engineers are based in Hillington, Glasgow, about 17 miles from Greenock along the M8 and A8. Greenock 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.
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Saturday and Sunday: 9am to 1pm
Emergency repairs: 24/7
All of Scotland, from our base in Hillington, Glasgow. See the areas we cover.