Parktown North is family-heavy and renovation-heavy: additions, opened-up kitchens, and new glazing sitting right alongside a home's original windows. That mix means most projects here involve more than one product line in the same house — a new sliding door gets one answer, the original front windows another.
Because so much work here happens in phases, timing matters. Specifying automation while the electrician is still on site is a very different job — and a very different cost — from retrofitting it into finished walls a year later.
One house, two eras of window. Plan for both from the same quote.
Most requested here
- Sunscreen and blockout rollers — on new openings and extensions, where the glass is bigger and the fit is exact.
- Timber & aluminium venetians — the practical answer for the house's original street-facing windows, while the new extension gets its own rollers.
- Motorised automation — specified early, while the electrician is still on site, rather than retrofitted afterwards.