Fewer than a quarter of the homes in Bruce are freestanding houses, and that changes almost everything about a shutter repair here. Close to half are townhouses or semi-detached, and a third are units. So the first question on most Bruce jobs is not what has broken, it is who owns the wall the shutter is fixed to. The suburb was gazetted in 1968, but much of the current housing is far newer and built up around the university and the sports precinct, which puts hardware here anywhere from decades old to barely run in.
We cover all of Bruce in the 2617 postcode, from the university and stadium precinct through to the residential streets on the Kaleen and Aranda sides. Belconnen town centre, Macquarie, Lawson, Lyneham and O'Connor are all minutes away and we work through every one of them.
Attached housing puts shutters on party walls, in narrow courtyards and above garages, which affects both the failure mode and how we get to it.
On strata property a shutter is often on common property even though one household uses it. Sorting that out before the job saves everyone time, and we can help by inspecting first and putting the fault and the recommended repair in writing for your committee or building manager. If you own a freestanding house in Bruce, none of that applies and we can normally book you in quickly.
