Moorebank gets an unusual combination of conditions. The Georges River runs along its edge so the mornings come up damp, and it is far enough inland that the afternoons get properly hot. Hardware that copes with either one on its own often struggles when it has to handle both in the same day.
We cover Moorebank across the 2170 postcode, from the river frontage and the Chipping Norton side through to Wattle Grove, Hammondville and the Liverpool boundary. Casula and Holsworthy are on the same run.
The housing runs from post-war brick homes near the river through to newer estates further back, so shutter age varies widely across the suburb. What they have in common is the moisture.
A motor near the river needs a housing that genuinely seals. On the units we open up in Moorebank the failure is often not the motor itself but the water that has been reaching it for years through a perished gasket or a cracked end cap. Those are small, cheap parts. Left alone they take the motor with them, and that is a far bigger job than replacing a seal would have been. If you have a shutter that only ever plays up in the cooler months, the moisture is almost certainly the reason and the motor is the place we will start looking.
