Two generations of housing sit side by side in Chester Hill, and that is what makes the repair work here varied. Original post war cottages in the 2162 postcode still carry shutters retrofitted decades after the house was built, while the duplexes that replaced their neighbours came with modern motorised units from day one.
We cover the whole of Chester Hill, from the streets around the station across to the Sefton and Bass Hill boundaries. Villawood, Carramar, Birrong and Yagoona sit on the same run through the Canterbury Bankstown area, so we can often attend more than one address in a morning.
The older stock is brick and fibro from the 1950s and 1960s, much of it renovated more than once. Shutters on those homes were almost always added later, and the quality of the original fit varies enormously.
Chester Hill has a working local shopping area and plenty of small businesses behind roller shutters. Those units cycle twice a day every trading day, which is far harder use than a domestic shutter ever sees. If yours is getting noisy or slow, that is usually the warning stage rather than the failure, and it is much easier to deal with before the shutter stops with the shop open.
