Shopfront Replacement
Shopfront Replacement is a planned change to a commercial frontage, including its display glazing and entrance arrangement.
Shopfront Replacement — practical information
What the work involves
The survey checks the opening, supporting construction, trading use and proposed frame and door layout. Agree the design, glass, hardware and installation sequence, including temporary securing and making good.
Before you contact us
Existing frontage photographs, drawings if available, desired layout and access restrictions.
What affects the quotation?
The quotation depends on frontage size, system, doors, glazing, supporting work and site access.
Frequently asked questions
Can the new frontage retain existing doors?
Only where their condition, dimensions and performance remain compatible with the replacement design.
Will replacement require a closure period?
The sequence and safe access must be planned; discuss the likely disruption before ordering.
Can a replacement frontage retain the same entrance layout?
Often the existing arrangement can be considered, but measurements, access and current requirements must be reviewed before specifying new framing and glass.
What should be included in the quotation?
Ask for the frame finish, glazing specification, entrances and door hardware, disposal, sealing and any making-good works to be clearly listed.
Find the right location
Use your full postcode and the glass or door description when enquiring.
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