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Simply fill in the contacts form or give us a call, To make an appointment at a time convenient for you.

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Survey Process

We will then visit your home conduct a full survey, taking you through all the options. Finding the best solution for you.

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Ordering

Once you have made your selection, We will order your Shutters and keep you updated on the process of your order.

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Installation

Our fully skilled fitting team will be with you to install your Shutters. Not just installing but transforming your home. Taking away all rubbish, leaving you to enjoy your new Shutters.

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When your looking for Shutters in Rothley or surrounding area's here at Shutter Envy Ltd we have got you covered.

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We have a simple four step process to take away all the stress of transforming your home.

Here at Shutter Envy, We pride ourselves on being a family business with the best interests of our customers at heart.

We have a complete range of shutters for all surroundings, Covering all types of installations from bay windows, Bi-folding doors to Blackout Shutters for Bedrooms.

Rothley is a wonderful village situated just outside Loughborough. 

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What is Rothley famous for?

 

In the Middle Ages, Rothley was home to a manor of the Knights Templar, known as Rothley Temple, but now the Rothley Court Hotel, which passed to the Babington family after the dissolution of the monasteries in the 16th century. It's amazing grounds are used for events and weddings. The manor house, formerly known as Rothley Temple, now Rothley Court Hotel, is set behind high stone walls, which conceal it from the road. Manicured lawns and shrub borders surround the house and outbuildings. Beyond them, there is English parkland with fine trees, extending into neighbouring fields which originally formed part of the estate. To the north-west of the house is a walled garden and, to the south, running from the terrace, is a straight path, punctuated by a stone pool and fountain, which leads down to Rothley Brook.

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