Metal shutter repair in Paris 2

Showrooms, workshops and stockrooms in the Sentier, shops on rue Montorgueil and the Grands Boulevards: we repair metal shutters in the 2nd 24/7, and overhaul those that no longer protect your stock properly. You receive a quote before any repair.

Metal shutter repair Paris 2
Slatted metal shutter and its housing

From the Sentier to the Grands Boulevards

Deliveries at dawn, stock to protect at night: shutters in the 2nd work hard. Here are the areas where we are called out most.

Rue du Sentier and rue d’Aboukir

Former textile wholesalers, showrooms and agencies: many ground floors are stockrooms, closed by a solid-slat shutter that is raised for deliveries.

  • Rue du Sentier
  • Rue d’Aboukir
  • Rue des Jeûneurs
  • Rue du Croissant

Place du Caire and rue de Cléry

Narrow passages, small shops, alteration workshops: the shutters are often manual, crank-operated, and we repair them when the mechanism starts to wear.

  • Rue du Caire
  • Passage du Caire
  • Rue de Cléry
  • Rue d’Alexandrie

Rue Montorgueil and rue du Nil

Greengrocers, fishmongers and delicatessens raise their shutters before daybreak and lower them late. If yours fails at opening time, let us know as soon as you notice.

  • Rue Montorgueil
  • Rue du Nil
  • Rue Saint-Sauveur
  • Rue Tiquetonne

The Grands Boulevards

Cinemas, theatres and restaurants on boulevard Poissonnière and boulevard de Bonne-Nouvelle close late: if the shutter refuses to come down, we come out at night.

  • Boulevard de Bonne-Nouvelle
  • Boulevard Poissonnière
  • Rue de la Lune
  • Rue Poissonnière

Stockroom or workshop locked behind a faulty shutter

A stockroom whose shutter won’t go back up means a delivery left waiting on the pavement; a shutter that won’t close means stock left exposed overnight. Call us as soon as it breaks down: we free it first, then repair it, on the spot or with the part ordered in.

Metal shutter repair in Paris

Stockroom or workshop shutter: your questions

Tell us whether the shutter is manual or motorised, and roughly how wide it is.

My manual shutter is getting hard to lift: should I have it motorised?

Not necessarily: a shutter that is hard to lift often has springs that need re-tensioning or dirty guide rails. We start by adjusting it; if the shutter is very heavy or operated several times a day, motorisation becomes worthwhile, on quotation.

Can just the damaged slats be replaced?

Yes, when the slat profile is still available: we replace bent or holed slats and keep the rest of the shutter. If the model is no longer made, we suggest a new slat curtain on the existing shaft.

Do you come out early, before deliveries?

Yes, 24/7. One call is all it takes, whatever the time: on the phone, you get a price and an arrival time.

The shutter closes off a stockroom with no shop window: which model should I choose?

Solid slats, which hide the stock and withstand impacts better than micro-perforated slats. A central lock or side bolts complete the protection.