Welcome to ASE Aluminium Windows & Doors !
Mount Waverley families deal with tree-lined streets, Monash Freeway traffic, plus those nonstop school runs near Mount Waverley Secondary College, all while their brick veneer homes gradually age. ASE Windows & Doors designs aluminium windows and doors that Mount Waverley homeowners would love to get their hands on. ASE durable windows and doors not only soften road noise, but also keep the inside snug through hot summers, and swap out draughty original frames without the whole-house rebuild drama.
Living close to the Monash Freeway means the road noise doesn’t really clock off after rush hour, and older single-glazed frames let a lot of it push through. Our aluminium frames feature dense, close-fitting seals that calm the traffic rattle, and they help stabilise indoor temperatures during hot summers plus chilly foggy winter mornings. If it’s a Syndal weatherboard home or a newer place near the shops, we install windows and doors Mount Waverley households rely on to improve day-to-day comfort, not just the look of things.
We supply Awning Windows for cross breezes through warmer months, Louvre Windows when full airflow control matters most, and Sashless Windows for period-style homes with limited wall clearance. Each option is made to suit real household needs, which is why residential Windows and doors in Mount Waverley are what local people go with for renovations, extensions, and even window replacements too.


In Mount Waverley, brick veneers and knockdown rebuilds can mean that doorway requirements change street by street. French Doors and Pivot Doors bring a period finish that suits character homes, while Multi Stack Doors better handle larger rear extensions. Entry Doors are built solid enough to handle daily school-run traffic, and Sliding Doors, together with windows, are what buyers ask for most often because the smooth tracks and tight seals tend to last even longer, even if doors and windows were bought decades ago.
No two Mount Waverley homes really have the same glazing needs. One double-storey extension near Deakin University wants something else, compared to a single-level renovation off Stephensons Road. We take the actual layout, factor in the sun direction and the street noise level, and then design frames around that, rather than using a generic template.
Outside of family houses, we also handle shopfronts and offices near the Mount Waverley shopping strip. We supply commercial doors & windows that Mount Waverley businesses use for both street appeal and security. Our crew can do full-frame installations for new builds or a straightforward swap for older, rusted, or draughty originals.

High-performance multi-stack, bifold, French, and security doors designed to ensure your interiors flow seamlessly into outdoor entertainment areas.

Premium awning, louvre, sashless, and sliding windows that are constructed to be thermally efficient and offer natural ventilation to make things more refreshing.

Professional full-service frame installation and replacement delivered with flawless precision by our in-house specialists; they handle the whole process from start to finish.
Twelve years in the trade means we know Mount Waverley is not one-size-fits-all. Freeway noise, sun direction, and even blockage all matter in how we spec a frame here before a single measurement is taken.
We measure on-site, quote in writing, and stand behind the finish. If a job needs extra work, we’ll tell you upfront, not later halfway through, as some other outfits do.
A lot of our work here comes from word of mouth, one renovation at a time, and one referral after that, across streets near Stephensons Road, plus the local shops around the corner.
Get a free, no-obligation quote from ASE Aluminium Windows & Doors. We measure on-site, advise honestly on what your home actually needs, and then install with minimal disruption to your household. Call our Mount Waverley team today, or request a quote online.
Yes. Mount Waverley is within the City of Monash, about twelve kilometres from the Clayton South factory, and ASE also supplies Glen Waverley, Mulgrave, Ashwood and Chadstone. Everything is made to the measured opening.
Adding a second storey is common here, and it changes what the windows have to do. Upstairs bedroom openings need fall protection where the drop outside exceeds two metres and the sill sits low, handled with a restrictor or a screen. That is settled at design stage rather than after installation.
Only up to a point. A new window can be powder coated the same colour and given the same opening type, but frame profiles change over the years, so the sightlines will not be identical to a window made decades earlier. Many people accept that on an addition, or replace the front elevation at the same time.
Removing a window disturbs the plaster, architraves and sometimes the internal sill. A replacement into an existing frame keeps that to a minimum. A full frame replacement usually means the internal reveal needs making good afterwards, which is normally a separate trade rather than part of the window work.
The centres at Pinewood and Hamilton Place are neighbourhood scale, with a lot of professional suites and consulting rooms alongside the shops. That work is closer to an office fitout than a retail shopfront, with glazing chosen for privacy and quiet as much as for display.
Old frames come out as part of the work. Aluminium is fully recyclable and scrap frames generally go to a metal recycler rather than to landfill. The glass is different, since coatings and laminate interlayers mean it usually cannot go through standard glass recycling.