Websites for double glazing and retrofit glazing companies
Double glazing is sold on comfort, energy and quiet, usually to people who have lived with cold, noisy or sweating windows for years. Your website has to explain the options before it asks for a measure.
A$249 a month, A$499 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term.
Who is reading your site
Most double glazing enquiries come from owners of existing homes, not new builds. They have a specific complaint: a bedroom that is freezing in July, a living room that bakes in the afternoon, traffic noise from a main road, or condensation running down aluminium frames every morning. They are rarely in a hurry. They read, compare two or three companies, and ask a partner before they book anyone to measure.
The Australian Government's Your Home guide says up to 40% 2 of a home's heating energy can be lost through windows, and up to 87% 2 of its heat gain can come through them. Figures like those are what a careful buyer is already reading. Your site should give them the same plain explanation, with the source, and then show what you install.
- Retrofit into existing frames, or full replacement?
- Roughly what a home like theirs costs
- How much quieter or warmer it will be
- Whether any rebate applies in their state
- How long the install takes and how messy it is
The jobs you quote, and why the numbers justify a proper site
Double glazing is a high-value, low-frequency purchase. One whole-home job can be worth more than a year of small repairs, so the site's job is to earn the measure appointment.
Replacing every window
A Melbourne company reports $15,000 to $40,000 or more 4 installed for 10 to 15 windows in a typical 3 bedroom home.
A full glazing package
A Perth company reports $18,000 to $20,000 5 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with about 20 to 25 m² of glazing.
New units, old frames
Retrofitting double glazed units into sound aluminium frames is reported at $800 to $1,800 per window 5 .
The noisy bedroom
Smaller jobs, often acoustic glass for one or two rooms facing a road. These are good first jobs that turn into whole-home work later.
These are one company's published figures in each city, not our prices and not a market average. Your own site shows your own pricing, or none.
What the site must show
- A retrofit versus replacement page with photos of both, so owners can see which describes their house
- Product pages for each window and door type you glaze, with the ratings the manufacturer publishes. WERS rates whole-window performance 1 and gives U value, SHGC, air infiltration and light transmittance 2 , so we lay those out in a consistent table on each page.
- A rebates page for the states where you work. In Victoria, the VEU program lists up to $210 per 10 m² 3 and applies to approved products only 3 , so the page links to the program and says which of your products are on the register.
- A noise page if acoustic glazing is a big part of your work
- Service areas you actually travel to, and your install process from measure to clean-up
The quote form fields
A good double glazing form sorts enquiries before you pick up the phone. We set yours up to ask:
- Suburb and type of home (house, townhouse, apartment)
- Roughly how many windows and sliding doors
- Current frames: aluminium, timber or other, and their condition
- The main goal: warmth, cooling, noise or condensation
- Retrofit, replacement or not sure
- Photos of the windows, where your form tool allows uploads
- Best time to call
A sample site map for a double glazing company
| Page | What it does |
|---|---|
| Home | The complaint you fix, retrofit or replace, areas served, book a measure |
| Retrofit double glazing | When existing frames can stay, what changes, photos |
| Window replacement | Frame choices, product types and their published ratings |
| Acoustic glazing | Road, rail and flight path noise, laminated glass options |
| Rebates and ratings | State programs you work under, how to read a WERS label |
| Our process | Measure, quote, manufacture lead time, install day |
| Gallery | Before and after photos by suburb and house style |
| Contact and quote | The form above, phone, hours |
- Seasonal homepage note
- New install photos
- Updated lead times
- Rebate page changes
How double glazing companies use their monthly edits
Winter and the run-up to summer are when most people think about their windows, so edits tend to cluster then: a seasonal note on the homepage, new before and after photos from recent installs, an updated lead time when the factory is busy. When a rebate program changes its amount or its rules, updating the rebates page counts as an edit. So does adding a new product line with its ratings, or a new suburb you have started travelling to.
Questions from double glazing and retrofit businesses
Should a double glazing website show prices?
Many homeowners want a rough idea before they invite someone to measure. You can show a starting price per window type, a price range for a typical home, or no prices at all. We lay out whatever you choose and add a clear note on what changes the final quote, such as size, frame and glass type.
Can the site explain rebates like the Victorian Energy Upgrades discount?
Yes, as a plain explainer page that links to the official program page. We only state what the program itself says, and you confirm which products you install are eligible. If rules change, updating that page is one of your monthly content edits.
I do both retrofit and full replacement. Do I need two websites?
No. One site carries both, with a page for each and a short comparison that helps a homeowner work out which suits their house. The quote form asks whether the frames are sound, so you know which conversation you are walking into before the measure.
Can homeowners send photos of their windows through the form?
The form can ask for photos where the booking or form tool you use supports uploads. Photos of the frames, glass and the outside of the house help you judge retrofit or replacement before a site visit, which saves a drive for jobs that are not a fit.
Other glazing businesses we build for
- Window and door installers
- Glass repair and glaziers
- Shower screens and splashbacks
- Commercial glazing
- Heritage and timber windows
- All segments
See how a double glazing site would read
Book a 20-minute call. We look at how you quote and what you sell, and tell you plainly whether the plan suits your business.
A$249 a month, A$499 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term.
No obligation on the call. If the plan isn't right for how you work, we say so.