Shopfronts & doors
Heavy-duty steel frontages for high-risk locations across the Midlands, from £3,600 plus VAT.
Free survey, no obligation.
Where a unit has been targeted before, steel sections take an impact that aluminium will not. Usually specified with laminated glass and a shutter, giving two layers of delay rather than one.
Nothing is ordered until you have a written price and have agreed it. The survey costs you nothing and carries no obligation — plenty of people use it simply to find out what the job would involve before they budget for it.
If you are fitting out more than one unit, say so at survey — pricing per opening usually improves once the same team is doing several.
Tell us the address and roughly what you need and a surveyor will come out at a time that suits the business.
Yes. Overnight and closed-day installation is normal for units that cannot lose a trading day, and the premises are left secure at every stage of the work.
Yes. Shopfront glass must be toughened or laminated and kitemarked in a critical location, so panes are ordered to the surveyed size — which means a same-day swap is rarely possible on anything large. Boarding secures the opening in the meantime.
Any RAL colour on aluminium and steel. Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) and black (RAL 9005) are the most common on high-street units, but the powder coater will match whatever your brand standard specifies.
On a parade where the landlord requires a consistent frontage, we work from the same section profiles and colour reference so the new unit reads as part of the row.
For a like-for-like replacement, usually not. You will need consent for a listed building, in a conservation area, or where you change the appearance of the frontage or add illuminated signage. We can tell you which applies at survey, though the application itself is between you and the council.
Powder-coated aluminium shopfronts made to measure
from £2,450Frameless structural glass for a premium frontage
from £4,200Traditional and conservation-area timber frontages
from £3,800Fully opening frontages for cafes, bars and restaurants
from £5,200Sensor-operated entrance doors, DDA compliant
from £3,900What happens next
A rough description and a photo of the frontage is enough to start with.
Survey takes around half an hour. We check the opening, the lintel and how we would get the units in.
Itemised so you can see what each part costs, and held for 30 days.
Date agreed with you, work done around trading, site left clean and the paperwork handed over.
Free survey across the Midlands, a fixed written price, and no obligation to go ahead.
Book a free surveyCall 0800 088 6248