Covering Greater Manchester
We supply and fit roller shutters across Greater Manchester for homes, shops and industrial buildings, and repair and service existing shutters. Manchester is the main reference town we use here, and we have pages for 39 towns in the area, starting with Manchester.
Neighbouring areas we also cover include Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside, West Yorkshire.
Towns in Greater Manchester
- Roller shutters in Manchester
- Roller shutters in Oldham
- Roller shutters in Wigan
- Roller shutters in Bolton
- Roller shutters in Stockport
- Roller shutters in Salford
- Roller shutters in Rochdale
- Roller shutters in Sale
- Roller shutters in Bury
- Roller shutters in Altrincham
- Roller shutters in Middleton
- Roller shutters in Ashton-under-Lyne
- Roller shutters in Leigh
- Roller shutters in Stretford
- Roller shutters in Urmston
- Roller shutters in Chadderton
- Roller shutters in Eccles
- Roller shutters in Tyldesley
- Roller shutters in Hyde
- Roller shutters in Walkden
- Roller shutters in Prestwich
- Roller shutters in Radcliffe
- Roller shutters in Cheadle Hulme
- Roller shutters in Heywood
- Roller shutters in Denton
- Roller shutters in Stalybridge
- Roller shutters in Ashton-in-Makerfield
- Roller shutters in Westhoughton
- Roller shutters in Farnworth
- Roller shutters in Hindley
- Roller shutters in Golborne
- Roller shutters in Droylsden
- Roller shutters in Whitefield
- Roller shutters in Swinton
- Roller shutters in Royton
- Roller shutters in Atherton
- Roller shutters in Dukinfield
- Roller shutters in Failsworth
- Roller shutters in Hazel Grove
Rules that apply in Greater Manchester
Planning in Greater Manchester follows the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the permitted development rules in England. Shopfront shutters usually need planning permission; for houses it depends on the property, and listed buildings need listed building consent from the council, with Historic England involved for higher-grade buildings.
Electrical work for powered shutters is carried out to BS 7671, with notifiable work in homes (under Part P) self-certified by an electrician registered with a competent person scheme or notified to building control.
Fire shutters in workplaces and other non-domestic premises, including the common parts of blocks of flats, are maintained under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, where the responsible person is responsible for keeping fire safety measures in working order. Fire shutters that form part of building work also need approval from building control (council or a registered building control approver).
How it works
Tell us about the opening
Use the quote tool or the form: the type of shutter, rough sizes and any photos.
Measured on site
Exact sizes, box space, power and controls are confirmed on site.
Price in writing
A fixed price for the work described, with the lead time stated.
Installation and handover
We fit, test the controls and safety devices, and leave the documents with you.
Roller shutters in Greater Manchester: questions
Do I need planning permission for shutters in Greater Manchester?
Shopfront shutters usually do. For houses it depends on the property; listed buildings need listed building consent and conservation areas often have tighter rules. Planning questions go to your local planning authority (the district, borough, city or unitary council).
How much do roller shutters cost in Greater Manchester?
Guide prices start from about £545 including VAT for an electric window shutter and from £1,495 plus VAT for a shopfront shutter. You get a fixed written price after survey.
Is the survey free in Greater Manchester?
Yes, for new installations. Repair and service visits are charged, and we tell you the cost before booking.
Do you cover Greater Manchester?
Yes. We survey and fit throughout Greater Manchester.