Aluminium Roller Security Shutters

Is your security shutter in need of a service? AMO Group can help.

We not only source, manufacture and install a large range of security shutters but we can also repair and service them too.

My electric roller garage door will only close so far and then comes back up on its own when I operate it from my remote control, but it will close if I press and hold my control panel on the wall?
The most common reason for this would be the safety edge transmitter batteries need changing (these can be found on the bottom rail on your garage door). If your door doesn’t have one of these, we would need to investigate this issue.

If you do need to change the batteries then its worth checking the type as some are 3.6 Lithiam Batteries only!
My roller garage door won’t open and close but I can still hear the motor working?
A= This is potentially the lifting straps on the door that have been damaged/snapped and need replacing. There could be other issues causing this and would require investigation.
The remote batteries may need changing

My garage door wont open or close and I cannot hear the motor.
Check the power source to the door, has a fuse blown?

I have lowered the shutter or garage door (using a remote control) onto something, and it will not open or close:
It’s likely you have bagged the curtain, and the straps may have broken. Also it means your door is not compliant with current legislation and needs an upgrade which we will quote for

In need of a fix?

Whether it’s a replacement part or a damage repair; we’re on hand to get your product running smoothly again.

Call our Service Team on 01924 412666.

Gates are made to size covering openings from 250mm upto to 6 metres wide; available in single bunch (left or right) or double bunched. We can also include lifting or folding bottom tracks for when retractable gates are positioned infront of entryways and doors.

On double sash gates, the sashes can be split with the majority opening to one side, useful where there is a preference or a limited space at one side of the aperture to accommodate the retracted sash.