Residential and commercial
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Any problem, we can fix it
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Replace winder box
Typically when the shutter feels harder or rougher to close.
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Replace electric motor
We can also upgrade manual rollers to electric operation.
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Repair broken straps
Typically when the shutter doesn’t rise, or drops down unexpectedly.
Let’s get it fixed
We can often be there in just a few hours.
Thinking of upgrading?
Love having roller shutters but want to upgrade to a sleeker, more modern look and feel? Check out our range of roller shutter, along with examples of what we’ve installed across Perth.
Interest-free finance available
Shutter Co WA has proudly partnered with Humm so we can offer our customers 60 months interest-free finance with no deposit!
Why use Shutter Co WA
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1 OF 3We listen, and understand what you want
We don’t just measure up and quote you – we take the time to understand your needs and to show you all the different colours and profiles so that you can properly visualise how things are going to look.
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2 OF 3A thorough installation service
Not only do we produce quality products, but they are installed to perfection – creating better security for shutters, and tighter seals for blinds.
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3 OF 3We are the manufacturer
Skip the middle man and go straight to the manufacturer for a better product at better prices.
Common questions on roller shutter problems
Manual shutters that suddenly feel heavier are often a sign of worn internal parts, misaligned tracks, or increased resistance from debris or age.
This can happen when the curtain comes off the guides, the strap or motor slips, or internal tension is uneven.
Grinding, rattling, or clicking sounds usually indicate worn components, loose fixings, or debris inside the tracks.
This is often caused by a broken strap, worn winder box, motor issue, or a jam in the side tracks. Dirt buildup and lack of maintenance can also cause shutters to bind.
If one side moves faster than the other, the shutter may be misaligned, off-balance, or affected by uneven wear.
Small problems can quickly lead to bigger repairs if ignored. Early maintenance or minor repairs can extend the life of your roller shutters and keep them operating safely and smoothly.