Premium double glazing for Mount Eliza's leafy blocks.
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If your home has single-glazed, timber, or older aluminium windows, you might be dealing with some of these issues.
Old single-pane windows let the cold in and your heating bills up. Double glazing keeps your home at a comfortable temperature year-round.
Traffic, neighbours, barking dogs. Double glazed windows reduce outside noise by up to 70%, giving you the peace you deserve.
Poorly insulated windows are costing you hundreds each year. Our windows pay for themselves through lower heating and cooling costs.
Moisture buildup damages frames and creates health issues. Double glazing eliminates condensation problems at the source.
Old timber or aluminium frames date your home. Modern slim-profile windows add value and street appeal instantly.
Painted timber needs constant upkeep. Our aluminium frames are virtually maintenance-free and look great for decades.
Not all windows are created equal. Our custom aluminium double glazed windows are designed specifically for Melbourne's climate and your home's unique requirements.

We don't sell off-the-shelf windows. Every window and door we supply is custom-manufactured to your exact specifications. This means a perfect fit, better performance, and a finish that looks like it was always meant to be there.
See how homeowners across Melbourne upgraded comfort, reduced noise, and modernised their homes.
Before
AfterElsternwick: Complete gable window wall transformation with sleek aluminium frames and double glazing, maximising natural light and thermal efficiency.


Balwyn North Extension & Renovation: Stunning architectural extension featuring custom curved glazing, floor-to-ceiling windows, and thermally broken aluminium throughout.
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AfterReservoir: Dramatic sliding door upgrade replacing dated timber bifolds with sleek black aluminium frames, creating a stunning modern alfresco connection.
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AfterKeilor: Modern window and sliding door upgrade with thermally broken aluminium frames, improving insulation and creating a sleek contemporary look.
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AfterCoburg: Complete opening transformation with custom aluminium sliding doors, replacing dated timber and maximising natural light.
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AfterGlenroy: Full home renovation with new double glazed aluminium windows throughout, completely transforming the street appeal and thermal performance.
Would you build a house with no insulation in the walls? No? Then why buy a window with no insulation inside?
| Energy Efficiency | 10 Year RuleAustralian Sun & UV | Afford- ability | Colour Options | Mainte- nance | Total/ 50 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SoComm Thermal BreakWindow Society | 9 | 9 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 42 |
SoLux Ultra-SlimWindow Society | 8 | 9 | 4 | 9 | 9 | 39 |
uPVC | 10 | 6 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 34 |
Semi-commercial aluminium | 4 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 5 | 29 |
Timber | 7 | 4 | 5 | 9 | 2 | 27 |
Domestic aluminium | 1 | 4 | 10 | 7 | 4 | 26 |
Scored out of 10.
of your winter heating escapes through your windows
of summer heat comes into your home through your windows
of the energy a home uses on heating and cooling is lost or gained through its windows (US Dept of Energy)
yourhome.gov.au · Sustainability Victoria · US Department of Energy (energy.gov)

Solid aluminium with thermal break insulation built through its core to prevent cold travelling through the frame. Strong, zero maintenance, lasts a lifetime.
Verdict - Clear winner, every day of the week. Ticks all the boxes. Thermally Broken Aluminium is universally accepted as the superior window system for high end construction.

Frames so slim they nearly disappear. What architects specify for ultra-luxury modern builds. Can become pricey.
Verdict - Most impressive looking ultra-slim window system in the world. Only if budget allows.

Plastic frames. Insulate well, but Australian sun is hard on plastic. Even if it's "UV Stabilised". Large windows, sliding doors and bi-folds flex with direct sun and heat, requiring adjustment and maintenance way more often than promised.
Verdict - Works well for Passive House types and smaller size Tilt & Turn windows. Not recommended for large sliding doors, bi-folds, floor to ceiling windows and doors.

Semi-decent builder-grade aluminium, but no insulation inside. The cold walks straight through.
Verdict - The builder’s choice to build and sell. Not recommended for homeowners to live with.

Beautiful, insulates very well. Would be rated higher if the maintenance, swelling, staining and sticking wasn't a concern.
Verdict - Only if you'll truly keep up the maintenance.

One thin skin of metal. Zero insulation. Super cheap product. Used by volume builders.
Verdict - Should be illegal.
Before you compare prices: same windows, same glass, same openings on every quote.
We've refined our process since 2006 to make window replacement as straightforward as possible. Here's what to expect when you work with us.
We visit your home, discuss your needs, and provide expert advice. No pressure, no obligation. Just honest, fair dinkum guidance.
Our team takes precise measurements and prepares a detailed quote. You'll know exactly what to expect. No hidden costs.
Your windows are custom-made, then professionally installed by our experienced team. Clean, careful, efficient.
We don't leave until you're completely satisfied. Every window is inspected, cleaned, and demonstrated before we go.

Average installation time for complete home window replacements
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what homeowners across Melbourne are saying about their experience with us.
"We replaced all 12 windows in our 1970s brick home. The difference is incredible, no more drafts, and our heating bills dropped noticeably. The team was professional, tidy, and finished two days ahead of schedule."
Sarah S.
Brighton, Melbourne
"From start to finish, Window Society exceeded our expectations with their exceptional service and competitive pricing."
Utku & Busra D.
Hawthorn, Melbourne
"Living near a main road, the noise was unbearable. The double glazing has transformed our home. We can finally sleep with the windows facing the street. Worth every cent."
Mick S.
Bentleigh, Melbourne
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Our Ultra-Slim Series features the thinnest aluminium frames on the market, giving you more glass, more light, and more view, without compromising on thermal performance or security.
Some homeowners choose to update their cladding or decking at the same time as their window replacement. It's a practical way to tackle exterior improvements in one go.
By coordinating the work, you benefit from fewer trades on-site, less disruption to your daily routine, and a smoother project overall. Everything is scheduled together, so there's no need to manage multiple timelines.
Optional only. We'll advise if it makes sense for your home.
Ask us during your free assessment. We can discuss this on-site if relevant.
Mount Eliza, part of the Mornington Peninsula Shire, is widely regarded as the premium anchor of the northern Peninsula. Large leafy blocks, ranch-style homes from the 1960s and 70s, and a growing number of architect-designed builds define the streetscape, all set among established gardens and, in many pockets, sweeping bay outlooks. Window replacement is a natural part of both restoring these homes and building new on the suburb's generous lots.
Window Society works regularly across Mount Eliza and the surrounding Mornington Peninsula Shire. We understand the suburb's distinctive housing stock, from low-slung ranch homes with expansive glazing to newer architectural builds designed around the light and views the area is known for.
Mount Eliza's ranch-style homes were built around wide, low glazing lines, generous picture windows and sliding doors that open living areas onto the garden or the view. It's a look that suits the suburb perfectly, but in most original builds that glazing is still single-paned aluminium or timber, meaning a large share of each home's heat loss and heat gain happens through exactly the feature that makes it desirable.
Newer architect-designed homes in Mount Eliza tend to push glazing even further, with full-height windows and walls of glass built to capture bay outlooks and northern light. That ambition only works long-term with glazing specified to handle it properly.
Thermally broken double glazing solves this without compromising the openness these homes are designed around. U-values between 1.6 and 2.4 W/m²K, compared to around 6.0 for standard single glazing, cut heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer substantially, letting a Mount Eliza home keep its expansive glass without the temperature swings that come with it.
Many of Mount Eliza's most valued blocks sit on elevated, exposed positions built specifically to capture bay outlooks, which also means they catch more coastal wind and salt-laden air than homes further inland. Frames on these blocks work harder over the decades, particularly around large sliding and stacking doors that see regular use.
Quality powder-coated aluminium is built for exactly this kind of exposure. It resists the wear that coastal wind and salt air bring on, stays easy to maintain, and holds its finish over large expanses of glazing without the upkeep that timber frames demand in the same conditions.
Mount Eliza has a substantial renovation and rebuild market, supported by block sizes that allow for genuinely ambitious projects: full second-storey additions, resited living pavilions, and complete rebuilds that make the most of a north-facing block or a bay outlook. It's one of the reasons the suburb continues to attract architect-led builds rather than volume-builder subdivisions.
Window Society's new build and extension experience is built for projects at this scale, with shop drawings provided for builder and certifier review and a 9 to 12 week manufacturing lead time that fits comfortably into a considered construction program.
Whole-home window replacement for a typical Mount Eliza home ranges from $25,000 to $80,000 for supply and install, depending on the number and size of openings, the specification chosen, and whether the project is a straight replacement or part of a larger renovation or rebuild. Homes with extensive glazing toward the higher end of that range are common in this suburb.
Every project is custom-quoted based on a free on-site assessment. Window Society assesses your existing windows, discusses what's driving your decision, and provides a straight view of the right specification and cost before you commit to anything. For a full breakdown of what affects double glazing costs across Melbourne, see our double glazing Melbourne guide.
Window Society regularly works across Mount Eliza and the surrounding Mornington Peninsula Shire, including Mount Martha, Frankston South, Baxter, Somerville, and Mornington. We also serve the broader Peninsula.
If you're considering window replacement or double glazing for your Mount Eliza home, the starting point is a free on-site assessment. We'll review your existing windows, discuss what's driving your decision, and give you a straight view of the right specification and what it will cost before you commit to anything.
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