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Industrial shutter servicing and maintenance

Commercial shutters work hard. Regular servicing keeps them running smoothly, catches wear before it causes a breakdown and helps keep your staff and premises safe.

  • Planned maintenance
  • Safety checks
  • Fewer breakdowns
  • Free quotes
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What a service includes

Every shutter is different, but a typical service covers:

  • Checking and adjusting the barrel, springs and end plates
  • Inspecting the curtain, slats and bottom rail for damage and wear
  • Cleaning and lubricating the guide rails and moving parts
  • Testing the motor, controls and safety features on electric shutters
  • Checking the locks and manual override
  • Advice on anything that needs attention

Why service your shutters?

A shutter that fails can leave your premises unsecured or stop you trading. Regular maintenance finds worn parts early, reduces the risk of breakdowns and helps the shutter last longer.

We can service your shutters on a schedule that suits how often they're used. If a shutter has already failed, see our industrial shutter repairs.

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Frequently asked questions

How often should an industrial shutter be serviced?

It depends on how much it's used. Busy shutters benefit from a service every six months, and lightly used ones at least once a year. We'll recommend a schedule after the first visit.

Do you service electric shutters?

Yes. We service manual and electric shutters, including testing the motor, controls and safety features.

Can you service shutters at more than one site?

Yes. Get in touch with details of your sites and shutters, and we'll put together a free quote.

Call 07429 599995Free quote