A shutter that won't come down leaves your stock, tools and building open to anyone. It's the one shutter fault that needs answering the same night, not the next working day.
First Priority
When a shutter jams open our first job isn't the repair — it's closing the opening. Usually that means releasing the manual override, freeing the curtain from the guides and getting it down and locked so the premises aren't standing open while parts are sourced.
Once you're secure we diagnose properly. Rushing a repair at 2am with the wrong part is how shutters end up failing again a fortnight later.
The commonest cause — the shutter has power but won't drive down.
The brake has locked the curtain, often after a spring or overload fault.
Debris, a bent slat or an impact has wedged the curtain in the rails.
Counterbalance failure leaving the curtain too heavy to move safely.

What Happens
One call, one team — no call centre, no subcontractor, no waiting until Monday.
We ask what the shutter did before it stuck. That usually narrows the fault before the van leaves, so the right parts come with it.
Manual release, curtain freed and the opening closed and locked so the premises aren't exposed overnight.
Motor, control gear, springs, guides or bottom rail — repaired on the spot where possible, or scheduled with firm dates.
Don't wait until morning. Ring the emergency line and stay on site if it's safe to do so — we'll tell you what to check while the engineer is on the way.
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Enquiries
For a shutter that's open right now, ring the number rather than filling this in — it's answered day and night.
07492 737 695