Whole-house prices for Victorian villas, 1920s and 1930s semis and post-war homes
These are whole-house prices for the kinds of houses found in Hassocks, smallest job first. Each one covers supply, fitting, removal of the old windows and VAT.
For first-floor windows, note that where a tower is needed, this may add around £150. A firm figure follows the free home visit, and the detailed survey waits until you say yes. Odd-shaped heads, very large sashes and anything else built specially for one house cost more than standard sizes.
Price 1 of 6
Two white chamfered uPVC casements (a bedroom and the kitchen) and one small obscure-glazed bathroom casement. A typical first job before doing the front.
Price 2 of 6
Three white uPVC vertical sliding sashes, two-over-two, on the front (two upstairs, one beside the door), plus a full-size white flush casement in the side wall of the kitchen. The upstairs pair are fitted from a mobile tower.
Price 3 of 6
A white flush uPVC bay in three parts, set at the same angles as before, with three white chamfered casements upstairs and a small one each side of the front door.
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Price 4 of 6
Seven chamfered uPVC casements in a heritage grey, three on the front and four on the side, sized to the small upright openings of the period.
Price 5 of 6
Five black steel-look aluminium windows with slim horizontal bars: two wide three-pane windows, in the front room and the main bedroom above it, and three standard ones, putting back the look of the original metal frames.
Price 6 of 6
Six painted timber box sashes, six-over-six, replacing like for like with listed building consent. The paint will want its first refresh about three years in.
Quoting a lone window is no problem. It carries a call-out charge on top, which we explain on the phone; from three windows upwards the job is a normal day on site at the standard rate.
There are no per-window price lists here, because the same window can cost very different amounts depending on its size, position and finish. A short call gives you a realistic range for your house in a few minutes.
Each figure covers the new windows, fitting, removal of the old frames, filling and sealing round each new one, the FENSA certificate and VAT. Painting or papering over disturbed plaster afterwards is not included, and neither is repainting timber windows later on. Trickle vents, safety glass where the regulations call for it and new internal sills where needed are all priced in at the home visit.
They are realistic ranges for the kinds of houses found in Hassocks. The written quotation for your house follows the free home visit, and nobody surveys until you have accepted it.
Yes. Every price on this page includes VAT, supply, fitting and removal of the old windows.
Because sizes, colours, glass and hardware vary from house to house. The lower figure fits a plain specification on smaller openings, the higher one larger windows and more extras.
On a 15-minute call we can give you a range, then book the free home visit for the exact figure.