Historic shopfront shutters
Internal, perforated and lattice shutters that protect city centre shops while respecting traditional frontages.
Made to measure roller shutters for Stirling shops, business units and homes, including discreet options for the city's historic streets.
Stirling is a city of two halves for shutter work. The Old Town, climbing up towards the castle, and much of the city centre around King Street, Baker Street, Friars Street and Port Street, sit within conservation areas where the appearance of a shopfront really matters. Here we usually recommend internal shutters or slim perforated designs that keep the street looking open.
Lower down, the city has a strong base of modern business premises. Stirling Enterprise Park and the Springkerse Industrial Estate, Castle Business Park, Laurelhill Business Park and the retail units around the Thistles Shopping Centre all need practical, reliable roller doors and shutters.
Stirling is around 40 minutes from our Hillington workshop via the M80 and M9. Every shutter is made to measure at our own premises, and we visit the city regularly for surveys, installations, servicing and repairs.

Installations, repairs, manual and electric shutters, covering Stirling.
Internal, perforated and lattice shutters that protect city centre shops while respecting traditional frontages.
Steel and insulated roller doors for units at Stirling Enterprise Park, Springkerse and the city's business parks.
Electric garage roller doors and window shutters for homes in Stirling, Bridge of Allan and Dunblane.
Repairs and planned servicing on most makes of manual and electric shutter.
We can advise on shutter designs that are more likely to be acceptable in Stirling's conservation areas.
We build every shutter to measure, which helps with the irregular openings often found in older buildings.
Stirling is a straightforward trip up the M80, so surveys and servicing can usually be booked quickly.
We also cover the rest of the Stirling and Clackmannanshire areas, including Alloa, Callander and Doune. If you cannot see your area, just ask.
It depends on the building. Much of central Stirling is in a conservation area and some buildings are listed, so solid external shutters may not be acceptable. Planning permission, and listed building consent where it applies, should be checked with Stirling Council before work starts. Internal shutters are often the best option.
Yes. We install and repair roller doors on business and industrial units across Stirling.
Stirling is usually around 40 minutes from our Hillington base. Emergency repairs are available, and we will give you an honest arrival time when you call.
Yes. We cover Stirling and the surrounding towns and villages, including Bridge of Allan, Dunblane and Bannockburn.
Usually, yes. Internal shutters are fitted behind the glass, so the shopfront looks unchanged from the street. We will survey the space to make sure there is room for the box and guides.
Our workshop and engineers are based in Hillington, Glasgow, about 32 miles from Stirling by the M80 and M9. Emergency repairs are available in Stirling. How quickly we can be with you depends on engineer availability and the journey from Glasgow, which is usually around 40 minutes. We will always give you an honest arrival time before we set off.

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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.