A Frosted Awning Panel for an NDIS Home in Armstrong Creek
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An awning window shattered at an NDIS property in Armstrong Creek, leaving the home exposed.
Given the resident's needs and the safety requirements of the property, this needed an immediate response rather than a next-available booking.
Privacy was part of the repair, not an extra
We attended immediately, removed the broken glass safely and cleaned the area.
The replacement went in as a frosted awning panel, matching what was there. That detail is easy to overlook and important to get right: an awning window in a supported-living home is often frosted for a reason, and putting clear glass back in would have secured the opening while removing the resident's privacy.
Privacy, security and safety restored together.
Before
After
The job in short
- Site: NDIS property, Armstrong Creek
- Damage: Awning window shattered, home left exposed
- Response: Immediate, given resident needs and safety requirements
- Replacement: New frosted awning panel, matching the original
