Covering Holyhead
Holyhead is part of our Gwynedd coverage, and addresses in the LL65 postcode district are covered in the same way as the rest of Gwynedd.
Llangefni, Caernarfon and Bangor (Gwynedd) are covered too, which helps when several properties need doing.
Holyhead sits some 19 miles to the west of Bangor (Gwynedd).
On houses in Holyhead, the practical questions are where the box can sit, how the shutter will be powered and whether the window is an escape route; the survey answers all three.
For shops in Holyhead, the shutter is specified around how often it runs, how the frontage looks and what your landlord or council expects.
Planning and safety in Holyhead
Planning in Holyhead follows the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the Welsh permitted development rules. Shopfront shutters usually need planning permission; for houses it depends on the property, and listed buildings need listed building consent from the council, under the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2023.
Electrical work for powered shutters is carried out to BS 7671, with notifiable work in homes (under Part P in Wales, whose list of notifiable work differs slightly from England's) self-certified by a competent person scheme electrician 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 local authority building control.
How it works
Tell us about the opening
Use the quote tool or the form: the type of shutter, rough sizes and any photos.
Free survey
We measure the opening and the space around it, and check fixings and power.
One clear quotation
Everything included is listed, and nothing is ordered until you accept.
Installation and handover
We fit, test the controls and safety devices, and leave the documents with you.
Questions about shutters in Holyhead
Do you cover Holyhead?
Yes. Book a survey for any address in Holyhead in the usual way; it is covered as part of Gwynedd.
Do I need planning permission for shutters in Holyhead?
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 county or county borough council, or a national park authority).
Is the survey free in Holyhead?
Yes, for new installations. Repair and service visits are charged, and we tell you the cost before booking.
How much do roller shutters cost in Holyhead?
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.