Welcome to Windows Repair RHS at Gibraltar
Rock Home Solutions (RHS) provides roller shutter repair in Gibraltar for shutters that are stuck, noisy, won’t open or won’t close. We check the whole shutter, from the slats and guide rails to the roller mechanism and motor, to find what is actually causing the fault.
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Most roller shutter problems start small. The shutter begins to drag, stops part-way or needs a push to close. Left alone, a fraying strap, a bent slat or a struggling motor usually gets worse, until the shutter is stuck open or stuck shut.
We inspect the shutter and its mechanism, explain what has failed and repair or replace the worn part wherever possible. If the window behind the shutter also needs attention, our aluminium window repair service may help.
A shutter that won’t open or close is often caught on a bent slat, debris in the guide rails or a slat that has slipped out of line. We free the shutter, replace damaged slats and realign the guides.
Manual shutters rely on the strap, the winder and the roller tube inside the box. When the strap frays or snaps, or the mechanism slips, we repair or replace the parts that have worn.
If an electric shutter hums without moving, stops half-way or doesn’t respond at all, the cause may be the motor, the switch, the remote or the limit settings. We find the fault before recommending a repair.
Roller shutters give privacy, shade and extra security, especially on ground-floor flats and street-facing windows. A shutter stuck down leaves a room in the dark; one stuck up leaves the window exposed. Landlords and property managers can report the fault on a tenant’s behalf and arrange access with us.
For a business, a shutter that won’t close at the end of the day is a security problem, not just an inconvenience. When you contact us, tell us it’s a security shutter and describe what it’s doing, so we can come prepared.
Send us a short WhatsApp video of what the shutter does when you try to operate it. Hearing the noise or seeing where it stops tells us a lot.
We check the slats, guide rails, roller tube and the strap or motor, so we repair the cause and not just the symptom.
We carry out the repair, then run the shutter up and down several times to make sure it moves freely and stops where it should.
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RHS customers rate our work 4.9 out of 5.
Common questions about roller shutter problems and repairs in Gibraltar.
The usual causes are a broken or slipping strap, a jammed or bent slat, debris in the guide rails or, on electric shutters, a motor, switch or power fault. Forcing it can damage the slats further, so it’s better to stop and have it checked.
Usually, yes. Most stuck shutters can be freed and put back into working order by repairing or replacing the damaged part, such as a slat, the strap or a component in the mechanism, rather than the whole shutter.
Dented, bent or cracked slats can often be replaced individually without changing the whole shutter curtain, as long as matching slats are available for your shutter.
Yes. We work on the parts inside the shutter box and the operating mechanism, including the roller tube, straps, winders and end fittings.
It depends on the fault. Sometimes the problem is the switch, the wiring or the motor’s limit settings rather than the motor itself. If the motor has failed, we’ll explain your options for replacing it.
A shutter that stops short is often catching on a misaligned guide rail, a bent slat or dirt in the track. On electric shutters, incorrect limit settings can also stop it too early.
Whether your shutter is stuck, noisy or not responding, send us a short video on WhatsApp or give us a call. Contact Rock Home Solutions (RHS) on +350 540 25929 to arrange your roller shutter repair.
