Security screens, doors and blinds in Pacific Pines
Security doors, screens and blinds for Pacific Pines family homes on the hills between Helensvale and Nerang. We’re about twenty minutes from our Coomera workshop.
Security doors and screens for Pacific Pines homes
Pacific Pines is mostly family homes from the 1990s and 2000s, many on sloping blocks. Window screens and outdoor shading come up on almost every visit.
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Security doors
Hinged and sliding security doors for family homes, often replacing the original fly door on the patio slider.
Hinged
Sliding
Stainless
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Window screens
Openable and child-safe screens for upstairs bedrooms, and fixed screens for windows on the low side of sloping blocks.
Child-safe
Openable
Fixed
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Fly screens
New fly screens for homes where the originals have torn or sagged, and pet doors for the family dog.
Replacement
Pet doors
Retractable
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Blinds and outdoor shading in Pacific Pines
Outdoor blinds for west-facing alfrescos, and indoor blinds for rooms that heat up after lunch.
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Indoor blinds
Blockout rollers for west-facing bedrooms, and double rollers for living rooms that need both the view and some privacy.
Blockout
Double roller
Motorised
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Outdoor blinds
Zip track blinds for alfrescos that face west, the most common outdoor job we do in Pacific Pines.
Zip track
Motorised
Mesh fabric
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West-facing homes
Shade the glass, not just the room
Afternoon heat is easiest to stop before it reaches the glass. We pair outdoor blinds on the alfresco with blockout rollers inside, measured and fitted together.
Recent work in Pacific Pines
Recent Pacific Pines jobs, shared with the owners’ permission. The first card has the full story.
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A west-facing alfresco, finally usable
“We eat outside most nights now. The afternoon glare is gone and the wind stays out.”
Mel C. · Google review
A slider for the patio
“The builder’s fly door finally went. The new security door is solid and slides like new.”
Sam O. · Google review
Privacy for a corner block
“We’re on a corner, so privacy mattered. The perforated screens are hard to see through from the street.”
Nadia H. · Google review
Pacific Pines conditions we design for
Pacific Pines is built across hills, with bushland reserves between the estates. Sun, slope and bush shape the advice we give.
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West-facing alfrescos
Many homes face their outdoor area west to catch the view, and with it the hottest sun of the day. Zip track blinds take the heat and glare out from early afternoon.
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Sloping blocks
Homes on a slope often have a high side and a low side. Windows on the low side are easier to reach from outside, so fixed security screens make sense there.
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Bushland reserves
Streets near the reserves can sit in bushfire-prone mapping, and they see more insects. We check BAL ratings first and recommend mesh to suit.
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Growing families
Two-storey homes with kids upstairs ask for child-safe screens more than anything. They let bedroom windows open fully while keeping children safe.
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Original screens at twenty years old
Homes from the early estates are reaching the age where fly screens tear and door rollers wear out. We repair what we can and replace what we cannot.
What Pacific Pines customers say
Read our Google reviews“We used to give up on the alfresco by two o’clock. With the zip track blinds down, it is the best room in the house.”
Kristy B. · Pacific Pines · Zip track blinds
“Child-safe screens on every upstairs window. Jess explained the options clearly and the install was quick.”
Lachlan P. · Pacific Pines · Child-safe window screens
“Old fly screens all replaced and two security doors fitted in one day. Tidy work.”
Gail F. · Pacific Pines · Security doors
Areas near Pacific Pines we also service
Pacific Pines borders several suburbs we visit every week. Linked suburbs have their own page.
All service areasGaven
Nerang
Arundel
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Pacific Pines questions
Losing the afternoon to the sun? Call 07 5550 4280 or send us a photo of the alfresco and we will suggest what fits.
Ask us a questionAre zip track blinds worth it on a west-facing alfresco?
For most Pacific Pines homes, yes. They block late sun, glare and wind, and turn the alfresco into a space you can use all afternoon. Zip track blinds are $1,400 to $3,200 per blind installed.
Do you fit child-safe screens on upstairs windows?
Yes. Openable child-safe screens let you open the window fully while keeping children safe, and they can help meet the NCC rules for upstairs bedroom windows.
My block backs onto bush. Does that matter?
It can. If your property is bushfire-prone, the BAL rating affects which mesh and frames suit. We check it before we quote.
Can you motorise outdoor blinds?
Yes. Motorised zip track blinds run on a remote or wall switch, which helps on wide alfrescos with more than one blind.
How far is Pacific Pines from your workshop?
About twenty minutes from Coomera. The measure is free, with no call-out fee, and the written quote follows within two business days.
Take back the afternoon.
Outdoor blinds, window screens or both. We measure everything in one visit and quote in writing within two business days.
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