Almost everything in Marsden Park is new, which surprises people when a shutter starts playing up after only a few years. The estates here went in from the mid 2010s onward, and a young shutter on a treeless block in the 2765 postcode can take more punishment in five summers than an older unit takes in twenty under a mature tree.
We cover the Marsden Park estates and the older acreage on the fringes, working along the Richmond Road corridor and out to the Riverstone and Schofields boundaries. Colebee, Shanes Park and Rouse Hill are on the same run.
New estate homes are built with a lot of glass and very little eave, and the lots are compact enough that the walls catch sun from early in the day. The shutters are usually builder supplied and fitted to the minimum specification that suited the opening on paper.
The most useful thing you can do for a shutter in Marsden Park is keep the rails clean. With no shade and plenty of airborne grit, the tracks fill faster here than in an established suburb, and a clogged rail is what turns ordinary heat expansion into a jam. It takes five minutes with a brush and a vacuum nozzle, and it heads off a callout more often than any other thing we suggest to owners in these estates.
