Replacement Windows and Doors
You can have it all with performance, design and style
This is likely to be a great option if you want to change the look of your home. Everything is new and manufactured and supplied to meet the current building code.
Key features:
- Your new windows and doors can be part of the design of your home
- You can choose your own style, colour and hardware
- There are a range of products for you to choose from including uPVC
- You can change the configuration of your existing windows and doors
- Thermal efficiency of your home is improved
- Security of your home is improved
- You will need to redecorate and make good around windows and doors after installation
- Minimal ongoing maintenance
- Installation will cause some disruption and will take several days.
How we do it
Step 1
We fully remove the existing joinery including, facings, flashings and architraves.
Step 2
We prepare the opening with flashing tapes and sill pans ready for the new joinery.
Step 3
The new joinery is installed and is packed, plumb, level and square into the opening before being fixed off to the current NZ Building Code.
Step 4
External head flashings, facings, scribers and sometimes decorative cills are fitted.
Step 5
An internal air seal is applied between the house framing and the new window reveal (this stops airflow and draughts).
Step 6
Internal architraves are cut and fitted, then the joinery is cleaned.
Recent Replacement Projects
Hautere Cross Rd, Te Horo