Work out what new windows should cost

See transparent worked examples for uPVC casements, bay windows and doors — then confirm the real figure with free, no-obligation quotes from vetted local installers.

  • Typical price ranges, shown as clear per-window maths
  • No sales calls to see the numbers — the examples are right here
  • A survey always confirms the exact price for your home

Worked example

uPVC casement
Window, supply & fit typical, each £300–£520
Example quantity front & rooms × 8
Access & waste removal typical allowance £150–£350
Typical project range confirmed on survey £2,900+

An illustration only — your figure depends on sizes, glass, colour and access. A free home survey confirms the exact price.

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Quotes are for homeowners looking to replace or upgrade their windows.

No problem — you can still request quotes, but an installer will need the homeowner’s go‑ahead before any work is agreed.

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By submitting this form you agree that we may contact you in accordance with our privacy policy. Estimates are typical ranges, not a fixed price — a survey confirms the real figure.

How we build the estimate

Every estimate is just per-window maths

A quote is a stack of typical line items. Here are three worked examples so you can sense-check any figure an installer gives you.

Semi-detached, 8 uPVC casements

Per window, supply & fit£300–520
Windows× 8
Access & waste£250
Typical range£2,700+

Front brick bay window

Bay build-up vs flat window× 1.6
Structural head supportincluded
Single bay, supply & fit£1,400–2,800
Typical range£1,400+

uPVC French doors to garden

Door set, supply & fit£1,200–2,400
Toughened glazingincluded
Threshold & making good£150
Typical range£1,200+
What moves the number

Six things that change your window cost

Two homes on the same street can get very different quotes. These are the biggest reasons why.

01

Frame material

uPVC is usually the most affordable; aluminium and timber sit higher for the same opening.

02

Size & style

Larger openings, bays, sashes and shaped heads all use more material and labour than a standard casement.

03

Glazing spec

Double vs triple glazing, low-E coatings, acoustic or toughened glass each nudge the price.

04

Colour & finish

Woodgrain foils, dual colours and flush-fit designs typically carry a modest premium over white.

05

Access & fitting

Upper floors, scaffolding, awkward access and making good all add to the fitting side of the quote.

06

Quantity

Whole-house jobs usually earn a better per-window rate than replacing one or two windows on their own.

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From estimate to real quote

An estimate is the starting point — a survey confirms it

Our worked examples get you in the right ballpark. The exact price comes from a vetted, accredited local installer who measures up and confirms the figure on a free home survey.

  1. 1. Enter your details

    Tell us your postcode and how to reach you. It takes under a minute — no obligation and no cost.

  2. 2. We match vetted local installers

    You’re connected with accredited installers who cover your area and the type of work you need.

  3. 3. Compare free, no-obligation quotes

    Each installer surveys and confirms your real price, so you can compare like-for-like and decide in your own time.

What to look for in a quote

  • Installers registered with a recognised scheme such as FENSA or CERTASS
  • An insurance-backed guarantee on the workmanship
  • Deposit-protection so any money paid up front is safeguarded
  • A written, itemised quote after a proper home survey
  • Funding and contribution options, subject to eligibility and a home survey

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Common questions

Window cost questions, answered

Are these prices a fixed quote?

No. Everything on this site is a typical range to help you plan. The only way to get a firm price is a free home survey, where an installer measures up and confirms the exact figure for your windows.

Why do quotes vary so much between installers?

Frame material, glazing spec, sizes, colour, access and how many windows you’re doing all move the price. Comparing a few like-for-like quotes is the best way to see a fair rate for your home.

Is there any cost to get quotes?

No. Requesting quotes through this site is free and there’s no obligation to go ahead. Funding and contribution options may be available for those who qualify, subject to eligibility and a home survey.

How quickly can someone come out?

It varies by area and season, but installers often have survey appointments available within a couple of weeks. Once you submit your details you’ll be matched with installers covering your postcode.

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