Nationwide shutter firm opens doors to expansion with new South Yorkshire base

An industrial door specialist with bases in Sheffield and London has expanded with the leasing of a new warehouse in South Yorkshire.

Complete Shutter Services (CSS) Ltd has let a newly refurbished warehouse space from Pullans on Kea Park industrial estate in Rotherham as part of its ongoing expansion.

The firm, which is based in Sheffield with an office in London, has taken Unit 4, a 11,000 sq ft detached warehouse on a new 10-year lease.

The new unit includes two-storey office accommodation, as well as a secure yard area and 25 car parking spaces on the Hellaby industrial estate.

Based out of Sheffield for 30 years with a site in London, the company designs, manufactures, installs and services door systems for clients including M&S, Homebase, BP, Shell, The Co-op & Decathlon.

Paul Quealey, managing director at CSS Ltd commented: “The unit was refurbed to a high standard and Pullans were very easy to deal with.

“The location for us being a national contractor is ideal with the motorway links and travel to our other unit in Harlow, Essex is now easier.

“The layout of the unit is perfect for our investment in a new production facility which should be up and running by Christmas. We look forward to working with Pullans going forward.”

Bruce Strachan, property director at Pullans, said: “We are very pleased to play our part in helping CSS with their expansion plans. They have been very professional throughout the process and we wish them every success going forward”.

Acting on behalf of Pullans, the industrial team at CBRE in Leeds, jointly with Knight Frank Sheffield, completed the letting of the warehouse to the firm.

Sophie Angus, associate director at CBRE Leeds, commented: “Despite the pandemic, the industrial market has been robust in South Yorkshire. We are delighted to complete this deal with a well-established and growing local enterprise.

“The revamped space is very appealing to occupiers who remain interested in the region, given its strong fundamentals with excellent connectivity to the road network, ports and accessible to the nearby available workforce.”