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Shopfront Repairs in Bath

Shopfront Repairs for Bath premises, inside our regular working area.

What we do in Bath

Dropped doors, tired closers, sticking locks and cracked glass are the everyday faults we fix on Bath shopfronts. Many are sorted on the first visit with parts carried on the van.

We repair fronts of any make in Bathwick, City Centre, Combe Down and Larkhall and the surrounding streets. If a repair would be money wasted, we say so and price the alternative as well.

Bath is inside our regular working area, roughly within 100 miles of Birmingham, so we can survey, fit and come back for adjustments without long waits.

Shopping streets and planning in Bath

The whole city is a World Heritage Site, and a very high share of its buildings are listed, especially in the Georgian centre around Milsom Street, Pulteney Bridge and the Circus. Bath and North East Somerset Council has detailed shopfront guidance, and changes almost always need listed building consent.

That means traditional designs, painted timber, slim glazing bars and internal security are the norm. Modern aluminium fronts are mainly found in Southgate, the newer shopping area, and in suburban parades.

What you get from us

The same standard on every shopfront repairs job, whichever town it is in.

Any make or age

We repair aluminium, steel and older timber fronts, whoever originally fitted them.

Same-visit fixes for common faults

Our van carries closers, cylinders, hinges and seals, so many jobs are finished on the first visit.

Reports for insurers

Photos and a written report of damage and repairs make your claim simpler.

Straight advice

If a repair would be money wasted, we say so and price the alternative too.

Parts of Bath on our list

Districts and streets people in Bath most often ask us about.

BathwickCity CentreCombe DownLarkhallMilsom StreetOldfield ParkPulteney BridgeSouthgateWestonWidcombe

Postcode districts: BA1 · BA2

From first call to finished job

The steps for a shopfront repairs job, in the order they happen.

1

Send us the problem

Call or WhatsApp a photo or short video of the fault. It often tells us which parts to bring.

2

Visit and diagnose

An engineer checks the front, finds the cause and explains what is needed.

3

Clear price

You get a price before work starts. Small repairs are often done there and then.

4

Fix and test

We repair the fault and test the doors and locks before we leave.

Shopfront repair prices

The part and the time needed set the price. These are common repair costs.

Boarding one opening after damage£150 – £350
Replacing a single glass panel£300 – £800
Repairing a section of frame£400 – £1,200
New door hardware (closer, lock, hinges)£150 – £500

Prices are before VAT. We confirm the exact figure before any work begins.

Questions people ask about shopfront repairs

Urgent faults that leave a shop insecure are treated as emergencies. For non-urgent repairs, we usually book a visit within a few working days.

We match thickness, type and tint where possible. If current safety rules need a higher spec than the old pane, we fit that instead and tell you why.

Yes. Most parts on commercial fronts are standard, and we can source the rest.

Check your lease. Simple repairs usually do not need consent, but changes to the look of the front often do.

Ask for a shopfront repairs price in Bath

Send a few details and a photo if you have one. We will come back to you with a ballpark figure and a survey date.

  • New fronts, shutters and doors
  • Repair visits booked in
  • Urgent job? Ring for an honest arrival time
  • Free survey and written price

We usually reply the same working day

Or call us directly: 07597 630000