North West
Shop fronts in Greater Manchester
Need a shopfront fixed or replaced in Greater Manchester? ShopFronts UK looks after the whole frontage, from a door that won't lock or a cracked pane to a complete new front in aluminium, glass, steel or timber.
Which towns in Greater Manchester do you cover?
- Altrincham
- Ashton-under-Lyne
- Bolton
- Bury
- Cheadle
- Eccles
- Failsworth
- Farnworth
- Heywood
- Horwich
- Irlam
- Leigh
- Manchester
- Middleton
- Oldham
- Radcliffe
- Rochdale
- Sale
- Salford
- Stockport
- Stretford
- Swinton
- Urmston
- Wigan
What can we do in Greater Manchester?
New shopfronts
- Aluminium shop fronts
- Frameless glass shop fronts
- Timber shop fronts
- Traditional and heritage shop fronts
- Steel shop fronts
- Bi-fold and folding shop fronts
- Curved glass shop fronts
- Shopfront refurbishment and refits
Doors and entrances
- Automatic shop doors
- Glass entrance doors
- Fire and security doors
- Composite and steel doors
- Accessible shop entrances
Shutters and security
Glazing and cladding
Signs and canopies
- Illuminated signs
- Fascia signs
- Projecting signs
- Window graphics and manifestation
- Canopies and glazed extensions
- Shop awnings and blinds
Repairs and maintenance
- Shopfront repairs
- Emergency boarding up
- Shop window glass replacement
- Shop door repairs
- Floor spring repairs
- Door closer repairs
- Shop lock repairs
- Roller shutter repairs
- Automatic door repairs
- Misted and blown glass units
- Aluminium frame repairs
- Powder coating and on-site respraying
- Shop sign repairs
- Stall riser repairs
- Shopfront maintenance contracts
What are the planning rules?
In England, a new shopfront usually needs planning permission if it materially changes how the building looks, while like-for-like repairs usually don't. Signs fall under the Advertisement Regulations 2007, external shutters often need permission, and listed buildings need listed building consent. Building Regulations cover safety glazing (Approved Document K), access (Approved Document M) and energy (Approved Document L).
Common questions
Do you cover all of Greater Manchester?
Yes. We work across Greater Manchester, including Altrincham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Bolton, Bury, Cheadle.
How much is a new shopfront in Greater Manchester?
A new aluminium shopfront usually costs £2,495 to £7,995 ex VAT for a typical 3 to 5 m frontage. Your written quote is fixed after a free survey.
Can you work outside opening hours?
Yes. Evening, overnight and weekend fitting can be arranged, and we plan it around your trading hours at survey.
Shopfront work in Greater Manchester
One contractor for the whole frontage.