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Security roller shutters in Exeter

Looking for security roller shutters in Exeter? We survey the opening, price it in writing and fit it, with nothing ordered until you approve the quote.

Guide prices for security roller shutters in Exeter run from £945 to £3,595 ex VAT (£1,134 to £4,314 inc VAT). Width, operation, lath type and finish make the biggest difference.

  • EX2 and nearby
  • Devon
  • England

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What to know about security roller shutters in Exeter

Most commercial shutters are now electric, with a tube or direct-drive motor, a key switch and a manual override for power cuts. Every shutter is made to the measured opening, so the box, guides and curtain are sized for your frontage rather than cut from stock.

Bottom-rail locks, wind locks and anti-lift blocks stop the curtain being forced upwards or bowed out of its guides. The shutter box can sit outside the opening, behind a fascia or inside the building, which affects both appearance and planning.

Options we can specify

  • Powder coating to a RAL colour of your choice
  • External, behind-fascia or internal shutter box
  • Bottom-rail locks, wind locks and anti-lift blocks
  • Manual push-up, hand-crank or electric operation
  • Solid, perforated, punched or vision laths
  • Aluminium or galvanised steel laths, single or double-skin
A light grey aluminium security roller shutter part-lowered over a glazed commercial unit

Guide prices in Exeter

Security roller shutters guide prices
OptionEx VATInc VAT
Electric insulated shutter in a RAL colour, up to 3m£2,145 to £3,595£2,574 to £4,314
Electric shutter, opening up to 3m wide£1,495 to £2,795£1,794 to £3,354
Manual shutter, opening up to 2.5m wide£945 to £1,795£1,134 to £2,154

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

Exeter and surrounding towns

We cover Exeter and the surrounding EX2 district as part of our work across Devon. Exeter is around 36 miles from Plymouth, and we also cover nearby Exmouth, Tiverton and Newton Abbot.

Rules in England

Planning permission for shopfront shutters

In England an external shutter on a shopfront is usually treated as development that needs planning permission from the local planning authority, and a listed building also needs listed building consent. Many councils' shopfront design guides favour internal shutters, perforated or open-grille designs and boxes hidden behind the fascia, and some refuse solid external shutters in conservation areas and on main shopping streets.

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.

Before you book in Exeter

Do you cover Exeter?

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

How long does a roller shutter take to fit?

Most single shopfront shutters are fitted in a day once they have been made. Wider frontages, steel-framed openings or new power supplies can add time, and we confirm the installation day with your quote.

Will I need planning permission?

External shutters on commercial premises usually need planning permission, and listed buildings need listed building consent. We flag this at survey so you can apply before the shutter is ordered.

Should I choose aluminium or steel?

Aluminium is lighter, quieter and resists corrosion, so it suits most shops and offices. Galvanised steel is heavier and harder to cut through, so it is often chosen for industrial units and higher-risk premises.

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.

Are your prices fixed?

Yes. After the survey you get a written price for the agreed specification, confirmed before anything is ordered or any work starts. If you change the specification, or a hidden problem such as a weak lintel is found during fitting, we price it and agree it with you before carrying on.

Get a fixed price in Exeter

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