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Window fitting involves removing old windows and installing new glazed units to improve insulation, security, and appearance.
If your home feels draughty or your windows are outdated, finding a checked and certified installer is key.
Here, you’ll discover how to find window fitters near you, what the work involves, typical costs, and the key questions to ask before you hire.
How to find window fitters near you
1. Search your postcode
Start by entering your postcode to browse the checked window fitters providing services in your area, whether that's Wigan, Warwick, Windsor, or anywhere else across the UK.
2. Compare options
Next, browse company profiles, check for registration with a competent person scheme (e.g. FENSA), and read real customer reviews from recent jobs.
3. Get in touch
Get a selection of quotes, helping to compare prices and packages side-by-side.
4. Use the Checkatrade app
Search, track messages, and view quotes all in one handy place.
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Find window fitters near you with Checkatrade
Only tradespeople who pass our checks and commit to the Checkatrade Standard appear in our listings. That means you can search, compare, and contact trades working in your area with confidence.
To find checked window fitting services in your area, just enter your postcode below.
Replacing windows is a long-term investment — always compare like-for-like quotes that include installation, certification, and making good.
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Why might you need a window fitter?
Cold draughts or rising energy bills
Condensation between window panes
Difficulty opening or closing windows
Visible damage to frames or seals
Home renovations or extensions

What does window fitting involve?
Step 1: Measuring and preparation
Your fitter will begin by measuring openings and checking access, materials, and glazing requirements.
Step 2: Removal and installation
Old units are then removed and new windows installed, sealed, and secured.
Step 3: Finishing and certification
To finish, trims are added, surrounding areas made good, and certification issued where required.
Always confirm your window fitter provides the required certification after installation — it’s essential for building regulations and future home sales.
How much does window fitting cost?
Window installation costs vary depending on window type, property size, access, and location.
Some window fitters will charge an hourly rate, others a day rate, and some will price up work on a 'per job' basis. As a guide:
Typical fitter rates: £25–£35 per hour / £200–£250 per day
Factors affecting cost: number of windows, glazing type, scaffolding, waste removal
Certification: may be included if the installer is registered with a competent person scheme, such as FENSA
When choosing a contractor, compare quotes from a selection of checked window fitters near you to assess fair pricing and included services.
Our new windows cost guide and calculator has more on pricing.
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Questions to ask before hiring a window fitter
Windows aren't something you replace too often. Here's some guidance to help you choose the right firm for the job:
Are you registered with a competent person scheme (e.g. FENSA or CERTASS)?
What certification will I receive after installation?
Does the quote include removal and disposal of old windows?
Is scaffolding included if required?
What glazing ratings do you offer?
How long will installation take?
What warranty is provided on materials and workmanship?

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.
Why use Checkatrade to find window fitters near you?
Checked - Every Checkatrade member must pass up to 12 checks and commit to upholding the Checkatrade Standard
Reviewed - Over 6.2 million reviews have been published on Checkatrade on everything from communication, tidiness, timekeeping, and quality of work
Guaranteed - Jobs booked through Checkatrade are covered up to £1,000 (T&Cs apply)
Request a quote, search in the Checkatrade app, or enter your postcode below to find window fitting services near you.
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FAQs about window fitting services
How much does window installation cost?
Window installation costs vary by window type, size, and access, but installer rates typically range from £25–£35 per hour.
Do I need planning permission to replace windows?
Most homes don’t need planning permission for replacing windows, but listed buildings or conservation areas may require approval.
Do window fitters provide certification?
It's a legal requirement that window and door replacements comply with building regulations and are registered with the local council.
If registered with a competent person scheme, your window fitter can self-certify and issue completion certificates.
How long does window installation take?
Most standard window replacements take 1–2 hours per window, depending on access and complexity.
Is replacing windows worth it?
New windows are definitely worthwhile! They can improve insulation, reduce energy bills, and enhance security and appearance.

