Window fitters in Worcestershire
Replacing the windows in a 3-bed semi in Worcestershire typically costs £5,200 (3-bed semi, nine uPVC casement windows, fitted), with most jobs between £4,200 and £6,200 including VAT. Prices follow the rate for the West Midlands, which is 4% above the UK average, because fitters there charge around £175–£240 a day.
Covers Worcester, Kidderminster, Redditch, Evesham, Bromsgrove, Malvern and the surrounding areas.
Replacement window prices in Worcestershire
| Home | Typical here | UK typical |
|---|---|---|
| Replacement windows for a flat 1 or 2-bed flat, three to five uPVC casement windows, fitted | £2,500 | £2,400 |
| Replacement windows for a 2-bed terrace 2 to 3-bed terrace, four to eight uPVC casement windows, fitted | £4,000 | £3,800 |
| Replacement windows for a 3-bed semi 3-bed semi, nine uPVC casement windows, fitted | £5,200 | £5,000 |
| Replacement windows for a detached house 4-bed detached house, twelve uPVC casement windows, fitted | £7,400 | £7,100 |
Guide prices including VAT, at the regional figure for the West Midlands, +4% against the UK average. Indicative, not quotations.
Replacing windows in Worcestershire
Fitters in Worcestershire range from firms based in Worcester and Kidderminster to Birmingham companies that travel out. Check which of them covers your town, and whether travel is already in the price. If your house is older, ask each firm about timber windows and about work in conservation areas.
Worcestershire's housing runs from Victorian terraces and interwar estates in Worcester, Kidderminster and Redditch to black-and-white timber-framed houses and brick farmhouses in the villages along the Severn and the Teme. Kidderminster has terraces built for the carpet mills, and Redditch has a large stock of postwar new-town housing. Older frames can be out of square, so measuring on site matters.
Planning and building rules in Worcestershire
Worcester, Malvern and Evesham have conservation areas, and the Malvern Hills National Landscape covers part of the county. Listed timber-framed houses are common in the villages, and replacing their windows usually needs listed building consent. Windows facing the street in a conservation area may need consent as well, so ask the district council first.
Rules change, so check the current position with your council and the Planning Portal guide to doors and windows: read the official guidance.
Window fitters covering the West Midlands
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