Window replacement across the City of Casey.

Featured suburb pages.

Per-suburb guides — typical housing age, common window stock, what we usually spec.

Other City of Casey suburbs we cover.

Three eras, three window conversations.

1970s–80s stock (Endeavour Hills, Hampton Park, older Cranbourne, Doveton): steel-frame casements and first-gen aluminium, both at end of working life. Full frame replacement, aluminium swap-in, double-glaze upgrade highly recommended for comfort and condensation.

1990s–2000s stock (Berwick Springs, Narre Warren, Cranbourne West, most of Hampton Park infill): builder-spec single-glaze aluminium hitting its 25–35 year mark. Powder coat chalky, rubber seals failed, sliders worn. Full re-window jobs — 12–15 windows over 2–4 days — the standard City of Casey job.

2010s–current stock (Edenrise, Clyde North, Cranbourne East, Officer, Berwick Waters): builder-spec windows are fine. Owners call us for upsizing — 2.4m rear sliders to 3.6m or 4.2m stackers, bifolds, additional kitchen-side awnings for cross-ventilation.

AS 2047 and energy compliance.

• AS 2047: Australian Standard for residential windows — wind load, water tightness, glass safety, operating force. Every window we install is stamped compliant.
• NCC 2022 / 2025 energy provisions: apply to new builds and major alterations. Like-for-like replacement in an existing house generally doesn’t trigger a new energy report.
• WERS energy ratings: U-value and SHGC labels on the windows you choose — we provide these for any job that needs them.
• Glass safety (AS 1288): windows below 500mm above floor level, near doors, or in wet areas must be Grade A safety glass — standard inclusion on all our work.