Aluminium Revival today announced the national rollout of its aluminium window and door restoration services, extending operations beyond its Sunshine Coast and Brisbane bases to metropolitan and regional centres across Australia. The expansion answers growing demand for an affordable, environmentally responsible alternative to window replacement and will be delivered through a network of licensed partners trained in the company’s proprietary refurbishment process.
Founded in Queensland, Aluminium Revival has built its reputation on restoring faded, scratched and weather-damaged aluminium frames to near-new condition. Using advanced surface-refinishing techniques and high-grade coatings, the company removes corrosion, stains and UV degradation while improving thermal performance and street appeal. The process typically costs a fraction of replacement and can be completed with minimal disruption to occupants.
Under the nationwide expansion programme, licence opportunities are now available in every state and territory. New partners will receive comprehensive technical training, marketing support and access to Aluminium Revival’s streamlined quoting and job-management systems, enabling them to deliver consistent workmanship under a single trusted brand. The programme is expected to generate new skilled trades and customer-service roles, with each licensee employing locally based technicians trained to the company’s standards. Aluminium Revival will also boost its procurement of Australian-made coatings and consumables, reinforcing a commitment to domestic supply chains.
“As demand for sustainable building solutions grows, property owners are looking for ways to extend the life of existing assets rather than send them to landfill,” said Yasmin Mahic, company representative at Aluminium Revival. “Our expansion will make professional aluminium window restoration accessible to homeowners and facility managers nationwide, helping them save money, reduce waste and enhance the value of their buildings.”
Industry analysis shows that restoring aluminium windows can reduce project costs by up to 70 per cent and cut embodied carbon compared with full-frame replacement, making the service attractive to cost and climate-conscious consumers. By conserving the original frames, the process also preserves architectural character, an important consideration for communities and heritage sites.
Property owners, builders and facilities professionals interested in the service can learn more at Aluminium Revival’s website or explore detailed guidance on aluminium window restoration techniques and case studies on the company’s resource hub. Media enquiries and licence applications can be directed to info@aluminiumrevival.com.au or by calling +61 478 410 258.
About Aluminium Revival
Aluminium Revival is an Australian company specialising in the restoration and repair of aluminium windows and doors. Operating since 2020, the business provides a cost-effective, sustainable alternative to window replacement, serving residential and commercial clients across Australia.