Shutters across Bristol, Bath and 25 miles around.
We measure and fit across Bristol and Bath and the towns and villages around them. If you're not sure whether we cover you, ring or email and ask.
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Bristol
Victorian and Edwardian terraces, often with a bay onto the street, alongside newer homes and flats.
Clifton, Cotham and Redland
Tall Georgian and Victorian houses, many split into flats, with big sash windows and bays. Full height or tier-on-tier shutters suit tall sashes well.
Bishopston, Horfield and St Andrews
Rows of Victorian and Edwardian terraces, most with a bay at the front. Shutters give privacy from the street without losing the light.
Southville, Bedminster, Totterdown and Windmill Hill
Terraced streets close to the pavement, many on steep hills. Café style or tier-on-tier keeps passers-by from looking in.
Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym and Stoke Bishop
Larger 1920s and 1930s semis and detached houses, often with bays upstairs and down, plus some Victorian villas.
Fishponds
A mix of Victorian terraces and 1930s semis, many with a front bay.
Bath and around
Georgian sash windows, period homes and modern houses across the city and nearby villages.
Bath
Georgian terraces of Bath stone with tall sash windows, many now flats, and Victorian villas on the hills around the centre.
Combe Down, Bathford and Batheaston
Stone cottages and villas mixed with newer homes, often with deep window reveals.
Keynsham and Saltford
Mostly 20th-century homes, from 1930s semis to modern estates, with plenty of bay windows.
Midsomer Norton and Radstock
Former mining towns with stone terraces and newer estates.
North Somerset
Seaside towns and villages, with everything from Victorian villas to new estates.
Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare
Victorian seaside villas with big bays, alongside terraces and newer homes.
Portishead
An old town centre and lots of newer homes around the marina, many with wide modern windows.
Nailsea, Backwell, Yatton and Long Ashton
Villages that have grown with post-war and modern family houses.
South Gloucestershire
Market towns and growing suburbs to the north and east of Bristol.
Thornbury and Chipping Sodbury
Old market towns with stone cottages on the high street and newer estates around them.
Bradley Stoke and Emersons Green
Mostly modern homes with uPVC windows. Matt checks at the visit that the handles have room to open.
Yate, Filton, Kingswood, Downend and Frampton Cotterell
1930s and post-war semis and terraces, many with bay windows, plus newer homes.
Wiltshire edge
Towns on the Wiltshire side of Bath.
Bradford-on-Avon and Corsham
Honey-coloured stone cottages and old weavers' houses, often with small or deep-set windows.
Chippenham and Melksham
Market towns with Victorian terraces and plenty of newer estates.
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