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Frames, sills and exterior exposure · Melbourne
Carpentry repairs for damaged or rotten timber window frames and sills, with clear boundaries around glass and finishing work.

Timber windows often show damage first at sills, lower frame corners and exposed exterior joints. Mel One assesses whether a local timber repair is suitable or whether the affected section has deteriorated too far for a durable patch.
The carpentry scope can include damaged timber sections, frame or sill replacement and preparation for sealing or painting. Glass replacement is also available through Mel One Property Maintenance, but glazing, sealing and final painting are confirmed separately so the quote is clear.
What to expect
Show the full window inside and outside, then close-ups of the sill and damaged corners.
We consider weather entry, adjoining sealant and the extent of timber deterioration.
Carpentry, glass, sealing and painting items are identified clearly before work.
Repair pricing
A reliable quote starts with seeing the repair area. These are the factors we normally need to understand first.
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Timber windows · exterior carpentry
A real residential project set showing timber-framed windows together with completed balcony, handrail and stair carpentry.
Frequently asked questions
A local repair may be possible when the damage is contained and the remaining frame is sound. Deeper deterioration or repeated water entry may require a larger section to be replaced.
Not always. The decision depends on the condition of the frame, sash, sill and joints. We inspect the complete unit before recommending replacement.
Mel One Property Maintenance also handles glass replacement. We confirm the glazing and carpentry parts separately so each item is properly scoped.
Discuss your project
Share the suburb, what you have noticed and a few useful photos. Check our Melbourne service areas, then we will explain the next step without making a remote structural promise.