Pricing depends on the size of the window, the type of shutter (manual, electric, or battery), and the grade of material (residential or commercial). Most shutters land between $900 and $1500 per shutter installed.

We'll send you a clear written quote within 24 hours of measuring - no pressure, no "today-only" pricing.

From your first call to installation, most jobs are completed within 2-3 weeks. We measure within a week of you booking, send your written quote within 24 hours of that, and once you confirm, your shutters are manufactured in our Osborne Park factory and installed on a date we agree upfront.

Yes. Every shutter is built in our Osborne Park factory by our expert team. Because we manufacture and install, you're not paying a middleman markup, and we control the quality from start to finish.

We install across the Perth metro area. From Yanchep, down to Mandurah and out to Bullsbrook.

If you're outside the standard zone we'll let you know upfront - there's no point booking a measure if we can't service you.

Yes - significantly. Independent testing on our shutters shows they block over 90% of solar heat at the window and reduce annual cooling energy by 60–75%, depending on the colour. In plain terms: your aircon works less, your house stays cooler, and your summer power bills drop. Most customers feel the difference on the first hot afternoon.

Manual shutters come in two styles: a winder (a crank handle inside the room) or spring-assist (you push them up and down by hand). Motorised shutters come with a remote, a wall switch, or a battery-operated motor for windows where running power isn't practical.

For most homes, motorised with a remote is the right call. One button operates the shutter immediatley - no winding, no climbing on furniture to reach high windows, no manually pulling them up on a 40-degree day. It's also the only option that integrates with smart home systems, so you can set them to close automatically before the afternoon sun hits, open at sunrise, or operate them from your phone when you're not home.

Almost certainly yes. We custom-manufacture every shutter to the exact measurements of your windows, so we can handle standard sizes, oversized openings, arched tops, and awkward angles. That's the advantage of building them ourselves rather than ordering off-the-shelf sizes.

Built properly, you should expect 15–20+ years out of a quality shutter. The material matters here - we use CW Products components, which are made for Australian conditions and hold the quality Perths most repuatable installers rely on.

Yes. Our shutters come with a 10 year manufacturer's warranty on the components, plus our own warranty on the workmanship. We'll walk you through exactly what's covered when we quote.

For most Perth homes, no. Standard residential shutters on a single dwelling don't usually require approval. Heritage-listed properties and some strata-managed townhouses or apartments are exceptions - if that applies to you, let us know and we'll help you through it

One of our team comes to your home at a time that suits you, takes the window measurements, talks you through your options, and answers any questions. It usually takes 20–30 minutes. There's no pitch, no pressure, and no obligation to go ahead. You'll get a written, itemised quote within 24 hours.

That's completely fine. The measure and quote are free, and there's no follow-up sales pressure. If the price isn't right or the timing doesn't work, you keep the written quote and can come back to us whenever suits — or use it to compare against other companies.

Our approach is to give you a fair price the first time - not a high one we're prepared to drop if you push back. That said, if you've got a written quote from another reputable Perth manufacturer for a comparable shutter (same material, same specs, same install standard), bring it to us and we'll have an honest conversation about it. What we won't do is match a cheap quote from someone using inferior components or skipping steps on the install - because that's not the same product, and matching it would mean cutting corners we're not willing to cut.