Total shutter area
Area is a useful starting point, but panel layout and individual opening sizes also matter.
Whole-home planning & cost
A useful quote starts with a useful project brief.
Whole-home costs depend on more than total square metres. Materials, opening types, layouts, site responsibility and delivery planning all shape the final scope.
Six cost drivers
What changes the project scope.
We do not publish an instant whole-home price because a single rate can conceal important differences and create the wrong expectation before the openings are understood.
System and material
PVC, timber and aluminium systems have different construction, finish and application requirements.
Opening complexity
Bay windows, special shapes, large doors and tracked layouts require additional design decisions.
Measurement responsibility
Supply-only, trade measurement and arranged on-site services create different project scopes.
Installation and access
Opening height, site readiness, access, finishing details and regional coverage affect delivery and installation planning.
Staging and logistics
New builds and larger renovations may need room identification, staged delivery or programme coordination.
What happens next
Assessment before detailed quotation.
The first step is to understand whether Spot On is the right route for the project and which information is still needed.
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Initial scope: postcode, project type, opening count, timing, plans and photos.
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System direction: likely materials, specialist openings and supply or service requirements.
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Information gap: identify any measurements, drawings or site decisions needed for an accurate quote.
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Detailed proposal: confirm the priced scope, responsibilities, exclusions and next decision.
Before you enquire
You do not need a finished window schedule.
Early-stage plans can be enough to start a useful conversation. If the home already exists, a set of clear room-by-room photos plus the approximate number of windows and doors can help us assess the route.
Melbourne-made PVC systems typically take 1–3 weeks after the project specification is confirmed; specialist imported systems typically take 10–12 weeks. Whole-home timing must also allow for assessment, final measurement, specification, delivery and any arranged installation.
Start a conversation
Start with plans, photos or a simple description.
We will tell you what additional information is needed before a reliable project proposal can be prepared.