Cost Guide - Window Fitters with Helpful Advice

Fixed-Price Installation Costs Available

Do you want a new window or door put in? Whether you're adding window and doors where there wasn't one before or changing an old window or door that can't be fixed, you need to know how much money to set aside for it.

Choose the Best, Choose Wisely: Use Window Fitters

Each home and project is different, so the cost of fitting windows and doors can change. Here are some things that affect how much it costs:

The total cost of putting in a new window depends on lots of things, like:

• What the frame is made of: uPVC, aluminum, or wood
• If you're adding a new window or replacing an old one: Adding a new window takes more work and materials.
• How big the new frame is: Bigger frames need more materials and work.
• What kind of window you're putting in: Bay windows, casement windows, and sliding windows all cost different amounts.

Window Fitters might charge by the day or by the hour for their work. Experienced fitters usually charge between £25 and £35 per hour. Costs might be higher if you live in London or surroundings.

Additional Information

Other things that can change the cost of installation services include:

• How many windows or doors you need for your project
• How big are the frames that you need to install
• How easy it is to reach the openings where the windows and doors need to be installed
• The condition of the area where the windows will go (like if there are any existing structures that need to be fixed)
• If any prep work needs to be done prior to installation of the windows and doors

The cost of getting new fitting services might also be different depending on where you live and if the fitter needs to travel more than average to your project site.