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High-speed doors in Exmouth

High-speed doors in Exmouth: tell us the opening size and postcode and we will send a guide price, then survey for a fixed quote.

Expect high-speed doors in Exmouth to start from £4,495 ex VAT (£5,394 inc VAT). Larger openings, insulated or rated laths, colours and motors move the price towards the top of the range.

  • EX8 and nearby
  • Devon
  • England

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Send the postcode and rough size. We reply with a guide price and book a free survey.

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Choosing high-speed doors for premises in Exmouth

Light curtains in the frame stop the curtain closing if anything is in the opening. High-speed doors open and close much faster than roller shutters, so the opening spends less time open.

They are designed for very high numbers of cycles a day, which a standard roller shutter is not. Food, pharmaceutical and cold-store sites use them to keep zones separate.

Specification options

  • High daily cycle rating
  • Fast-acting PVC fabric curtain
  • Radar, loop, pull-cord and push-button activation
  • Pairs with a roller shutter for security
  • Light curtain safety protection
  • Vision strips for safe traffic flow
A blue fabric high-speed door opening in a factory

Guide prices in Exmouth

High-speed doors guide prices
OptionEx VATInc VAT
Insulated or cold-store high-speed door£8,995 to £15,995£10,794 to £19,194
External high-speed door up to 4m x 4m£6,495 to £10,995£7,794 to £13,194
Internal high-speed door up to 3m x 3m£4,495 to £7,495£5,394 to £8,994

Your fixed price is confirmed in writing after the survey, before anything is ordered. Try the quote tool.

Covering Exmouth and nearby

For Exmouth and the EX8 postcode district we survey, supply, fit and repair. Plymouth is about 37 miles away, and we also cover nearby Exeter, Newton Abbot and Torquay.

Rules in England

Safety of powered shutters

Powered doors and shutters are treated as machinery. The installer commissions them with a risk assessment, safety devices where the risk calls for them and force checks to BS EN 12453, then hands over a declaration of conformity and maintenance instructions. In workplaces, the employer or whoever controls the premises must keep doors maintained and safe for staff and visitors.

How it works

  1. Send the details

    Give us the postcode, approximate width and height, and what the shutter is protecting.

  2. We survey the opening

    An engineer measures and checks the fixings, power and any planning constraints.

  3. You approve a fixed price

    The quote lists the specification and price in writing, so there are no surprises.

  4. We fit and commission

    Your shutter is installed, tested and handed over with instructions and paperwork.

Your questions answered

Do you cover Exmouth?

Yes. Send the postcode and we will arrange a survey in Exmouth. We also cover nearby Exeter, Newton Abbot and Torquay.

Do high-speed doors save energy?

They reduce the time an opening stands open, which cuts heat loss and draughts on busy doors.

How fast do they open?

High-speed doors open in a few seconds, much faster than a roller shutter. The exact speed depends on the model and size.

Is a high-speed door secure?

Not on its own. The fabric curtain is for traffic and environmental control, so it is often paired with a roller shutter that closes out of hours.

Can you fit outside trading hours?

Yes, out-of-hours fitting can be arranged for shops and businesses that cannot close during the day.

Do you work with landlords and managing agents?

Yes. We quote, fit and service shutters for landlords, managing agents and facilities teams, including multi-site planned maintenance.

Get a fixed price in Exmouth

Free survey, made-to-measure shutters and a written quote before any work starts.