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Window fitters in Oxfordshire
Whether you’re giving your home a new lease of life or upgrading your single glazing, you’ll need a qualified window fitter.
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How much does it cost to fit a new window in the UK?
Fitting a new window can cost anywhere from £1,750. There’s a wide range of window styles available, and each will be priced differently.
For instance, for a uPVC window, you can expect to pay around £80 for the frame, £27.50 for the glass and then installation on top. On the other hand, the average Velux window installation cost is £1,250.
You can find lots more prices and advice in our window fitting cost guide. However, it’s worth noting that the average window installation cost will vary depending on several factors. These include:
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Window size - Large windows are generally more expensive than small windows.
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Glazing - Double or triple glazing will cost more than single glazing.
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Window style - Different styles of windows will be priced differently. As an example, a bay window will be more expensive than a standard window.
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Window quality - The higher the quality of your window, the more you’ll pay.
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Window materials - Windows are made from many different materials such as uPVC and timber, each with a different price tag.
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Number of windows - The more windows you need installed, the more expensive this job will be.
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Location - Labour costs vary depending on where your home is located in the UK.
If you want to get a clearer idea of the window installation cost for your specific job, why not request a quote from an expert window installer?
Simply fill in a few details about the work you need doing and we’ll reach out to trusted window fitters near you to get you some quotes.
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How long does it take to fit a window?
Typically it’ll take around 2 hours to fit a large window.
However, the time needed to fit a window will vary depending on how many window installers there are, the type of window and the size of the window. This timescale will increase to 4 hours if there’s only one window fitter working.
Do window fitters need to come inside the home?
Yes. While many window fitters work mostly from the outside of your home, they’ll also need to come inside to finish the job. This is crucial to the installation process and to ensure that your windows are secure with a high quality finish.
If you’re concerned about inviting strangers into your home, why not hire one of our members? They pass 12 checks to ensure they’re trustworthy and can offer you the best service. You can even read past customer reviews to put your mind at ease.
Use our free search feature to find a selection of professionals offering window fitting in Oxfordshire today.
Can you fit a window yourself?
Fitting a window is not a recommended DIY project.
Windows are very heavy and if dropped they can shatter, leading to injuries and damage to your home. Not to mention the cost of buying another new window.
For these reasons, we recommend getting in touch with a qualified window installer rather than fitting a window yourself.
That way, you can be sure your window is installed to the highest standards and will stand the test of time. The best window fitters are FENSA registered, which means they have high standards to meet and will provide certification once installed.
How do I install a window in an existing wall?
Here is a summary of the steps that a professional window fitter will follow to install a window in an existing wall:
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Measure where your new window will sit and mark the area to cut
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Check for pipes and electrics before getting started
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Cut an opening for your window
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Frame the opening to properly support your new window
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Fit the window and secure in place
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Seal the edges to prevent leaks and draughts
However, unless you have experience working in construction, we wouldn’t recommend installing a window in an existing wall yourself. This is because it’s a job that can be both dangerous and difficult.
Instead, it’s best to work with a qualified window installer.
Simply use our free search feature or request a quote to find trusted professionals offering window fitting in Oxfordshire. That way, you can be sure your new window will be installed to a high standard.
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