Hey guys, just chasing some clarity on how everyone is handling existing windows in wet areas — specifically ones within ~1500mm of a shower outlet (so inside the splash zone). From my understanding, under the DTS provisions they don’t really comply as-is, but heaps of renovations keep them in place. How are people dealing with this in practice? Are certifiers accepting them as existing (kind of like a grandfathered situation)? Or are you needing to go down the Performance Solution route to justify keeping them? Also curious how everyone is approaching the glazing side — especially around safety glass requirements when you’re not fully replacing the window. Feels like there’s a bit of a grey area in the reno space with this stuff. Keen to hear how others are getting these signed off.

My Growth Stage Scorecard Lead Generation & Sales: 2/5 Construction Delivery: 2/5 Client Experience: 2/5 Team & Subbies: 3/5 Financial Management: 2/5 Systems & Documentation: 3/5 Total: 14/30 My 2 lowest areas: 1. Lead Gen & Sales 2. Financial Management

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Just released an insta reel about how a $30 sign generated close to seven figures. I walked onto a site years ago and noticed our builder sign was chucked next to the skip bin. So I went and pulled a lead that originally came from a sign and mapped the referral tree, one customer referred another, who referred another, and so on. Close to seven figures from a single $30 sign. Went back to the guys on site and showed them. After that, it became a process. Every single job, sign installed correctly. Neighbours walking past, people in the area seeing it. That's how it compounds. What are you guys doing for local area marketing right now? Signs, vehicle wraps, anything else that's working?