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Shopfront refurbishment and refits in Worcestershire

On a full refurbishment, a free survey shows which frames on your Worcestershire shop can be resprayed and which need replacing.

Fitters installing a new aluminium shopfront frame

New tenants in Worcestershire can inherit a tired frontage, so we start with what can stay and price only the work it needs. Check your lease before refurbishing a Worcestershire unit, as many landlords must agree changes to the frontage before work starts.

What do we offer in Worcestershire?

ReglazingMisted units, scratched panes and unsafe old glass are replaced with suitable safety glass.
New door and hardwareReplacing a worn door, floor spring, closer and lock gets a tired entrance working properly again.
Stall riser renewalA damaged riser can be overclad or rebuilt in aluminium, composite, tile or painted timber.

How much does it cost in Worcestershire?

Budget £1,495 to £6,995 ex VAT depending on what is kept. Overnight and weekend working is available across the West Midlands, so the noisiest stages at your Worcestershire shop can happen when you are closed. We set out every cost in writing before work starts.

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Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Worcestershire?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Worcestershire, including Droitwich, Evesham, Kidderminster, Malvern.

Who pays for a shopfront refit, landlord or tenant?

That depends on your lease. Many leases make the tenant responsible for the frontage, while others leave it with the landlord or require the landlord's consent to alterations. Read the repair and alterations clauses, or ask your solicitor, before booking the work.

Is it cheaper to refurbish or replace a shopfront?

Refurbishing is usually cheaper if the frame and structure are sound, because less has to be stripped out and remade. If the frame is corroded, rotten or out of square, the saving disappears. We assess the frontage at survey and tell you which route makes more sense.

Does a shopfront refurbishment need planning permission?

Often not for like-for-like work in England, but a change that materially alters the frontage usually does. New illuminated signs can need advertisement consent, and listed buildings need listed building consent for many changes. Rules differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, so check before work begins.

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