Indicative price
Four questions, a rough range, no phone number needed. The real figure comes from a survey.
The tool multiplies a rate per linear metre for the product you pick by your opening width, then adjusts for height, finish and whether the frontage needs stripping out first. It gives a range rather than a figure because lintel condition, access and floor level all move the price and none of them can be judged from a form.
Anything the tool shows excludes VAT and assumes reasonable access. If your unit is on a pedestrianised street with a loading window, say so at survey — it changes the labour, not the materials.
A straightforward shopfront is one to two days on site once manufactured. Manufacturing is typically three to four weeks from the point you approve the drawings. Shutters alone are usually a single day.
Installation is guaranteed for 12 months. Manufacturer warranties on hardware, motors and powder coating run longer and are passed to you in writing on completion.
Yes, and there is no obligation attached to it. A number of people book one purely to get a realistic figure before they commit to a lease or set a refurbishment budget.
Usually yes, provided the lintel will take the load and there is headroom for the barrel. That is one of the first things checked at survey.
It depends on the opening width, the material and whether the existing frontage needs stripping out. As a guide, an aluminium frontage on a standard single unit usually starts around £2,450 plus VAT. The survey gives you a fixed written figure rather than a range.
Free survey across the Midlands, a fixed written price, and no obligation to go ahead.
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