Window fitters near you
Pick your region for prices, local rules and fitters. Labour makes most of the difference from one region to the next. The prices shown are for replacement windows for a 3-bed semi (3-bed semi, nine uPVC casement windows, fitted), including VAT.
- East MidlandsNottingham, Leicester, Derby£5,000UK average vs UK
- East of EnglandNorwich, Cambridge, Ipswich£5,300+6% vs UK
- LondonLondon, Croydon, Bromley£6,200+25% vs UK
- North EastNewcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, Middlesbrough£4,700−5% vs UK
- North WestManchester, Liverpool, Preston£4,900−2% vs UK
- Northern IrelandBelfast, Londonderry, Lisburn£4,400−12% vs UK
- ScotlandGlasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen£5,100+2% vs UK
- South EastBrighton, Reading, Oxford£5,800+17% vs UK
- South WestBristol, Plymouth, Exeter£5,500+10% vs UK
- WalesCardiff, Swansea, Newport£4,700−6% vs UK
- West MidlandsBirmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton£5,200+4% vs UK
- Yorkshire and the HumberLeeds, Sheffield, Bradford£5,000UK average vs UK
Every type of home in every region, side by side
Counties
These counties have a page of their own, with local housing, local rules and the fitters who cover them.
How local prices are worked out
We start from a national price for each type of home, taken from published UK price guides, then adjust it for the region. The adjustment follows what local fitters charge for a day's work, because labour is the part of a window job that varies most from place to place. The figures on each regional page include VAT and are guides, not quotations.
What to check before you choose a window fitter
A good local firm measures up in person and puts the specification and the price in writing. Ask whether it is registered with FENSA or a similar scheme, because that is how the work is certified under the building regulations. Then line up at least three quotes like for like. The compare tool shows what to match, and free quotes from local firms are one form away.
Rules and housing differ by region
Conservation areas, listed buildings and the age of local housing change what you may fit and what it costs. Each regional page sets out the planning and building rules that apply there, so read yours before you order. A Victorian terrace in London raises different questions from a 1970s estate in the Midlands.