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Ashburton’s streets tell two stories: first, the rows of Victorian, Edwardian, and Californian bungalow homes that bring that heritage style; and second, the post-war brick houses built through the old Housing Estate that are now being upgraded, or sometimes cleared and rebuilt, by younger families.


A custom aluminium door has many benefits and can make your life 10x easier. They protect you from extreme weather conditions, UV rays,s and diseases. If you want to add a larger door, we also provide multi-stack doors in Ashburton, creating a wider connection between indoor and outdoor areas. We’ll align your door design with your existing or planned windows, then add the finishing touches like locksets and home automation so it works for a busy household.

ASE Windows and Doors provides aluminium sliding door installation for Ashburton homes and businesses, straightforward and solid.

ASE Windows and Doors delivers aluminium window awnings that homeowners and trades rely on.

We are the most trusted Melbourne manufacturer of screen doors for residential and commercial properties in this suburb.
Yes. Ashburton sits within the City of Boroondara, around fifteen kilometres from the Clayton South factory, with Glen Iris, Camberwell, Chadstone and Burwood covered nearby. Most housing here predates standard window sizes, so each opening is measured on site.
Parts of the suburb may be. Boroondara has been extending heritage controls in this area, including Amendment C394boro covering the Mont Iris Estate and environs, which takes in properties on Munro Avenue and High Street within the Tower Hill Estate Precinct. An address is worth checking against the current scheme.
High Street is a village strip with a mix of original shopfronts and later infill. Where the building is one of the older ones, the existing shopfront proportions usually guide what a replacement can look like, particularly if a heritage control applies to that part of the street.
Very commonly it is not, and that is expected. Openings in houses of this age settle over decades. The window is made to the smallest measurement across the opening, then packed and sealed to suit, which is why a site measure matters more here than on a new build.
Not for the whole job, but someone should be there at the start and the end. Access is needed to each room, and it helps to confirm which way sashes open and where handles sit before the frames go in. After that the work carries on outside as much as inside.
Slightly, and usually better on sightlines. An aluminium frame is thinner than an equivalent timber one, so the glass area is a little larger in the same opening. Where the original had multiple small panes, replacing it with a single sheet changes the look of the room more than the frame does.