Shasama Fermeture did not start with a business plan. It started in a workshop, where our team first learned three separate trades: electrical work, metalwork and locksmithing.
For years we worked for other people. Subcontracting for major closure manufacturers, you pick neither the job nor the client: you turn up, you fix it, you leave. It is a hard and effective apprenticeship — it teaches the right movements, the parts that genuinely fail, and the shortcuts that come back to haunt an installation six months later.
Adding those three specialities together, we realised we covered the whole of a motorised closure: the metal structure, the motor and its wiring, the lock and the closing point. Where three trades usually turn up one after another, a single team was enough. Shasama Fermeture is the name we gave that team.
Today the company installs, automates, repairs and services metal shutters, sectional and up-and-over doors, roller shutters, gates and awnings — in steel, aluminium and PVC — for shops, industrial sites and demanding homeowners. Emergency call-out runs 24/7, because a storefront that no longer closes cannot wait until Monday morning.
The rest comes down to a few things: a written quote before the work, one point of contact from diagnosis to handover, and response times we hold — 20 minutes across Paris and Île-de-France.
