Who should we get to replace 100 windows?

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  • 16/10/2025 at 4:02 pm #81578 Reply | Quote
    JJFern

      Our nearly 10-year-old building has water ingress issues with our windows that need to replaced as they can’t be repaired according to engineers
      It is apparently due to incorrect installation not complying with BCA when it was first installed. Who is a competent person that can do this.
      The OC thinks a licensed glazier is fine (who would be cheaper).
      The strata manager says it should be a builder class 2 with adequate insurance as there are about 100 windows that may need replacing.  Who’s right?

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    • 16/10/2025 at 4:13 pm #81580 Reply
      Jimmy-T
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        The first thing that occurs is that surely this was a defect that should have been identified and fixed in the first six years of the building.

        Secondly, I think your strata manager is right. It needs a fully qualified and insured professional for a job that big and you could do a lot worse that approach our sponsors Windowline for a quote. Be sure to mention Flat Chat when you do.

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        16/10/2025 at 9:59 pm #81592 Reply
        Jimmy-T
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          JJFern wrote:

          We will get other quotes to replace the other windows and will ask Windowline. I assume they meet the minimum requirements regarding licenses (licensed builder class 2), insurance etc

          They have all that and more – they are brand leaders in this area.  Mention Flat Chat and they’ll look after you.

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