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Window prices in Brighton and Hove

Typical totals for six common jobs, by house type

These are the usual ranges for each kind of job, supplied and fitted with VAT included. Every job is priced on its own: the figure depends on the sizes of your windows, how many there are and where they sit, the access, and the materials, colours and hardware you pick. A free home visit gives you the exact price for yours.

Slim anthracite aluminium window above a kitchen sink, looking onto a small garden
Terraced house, back of the house

One aluminium kitchen window

£1,300 to £2,650

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • One slimline aluminium casement, about 1200 by 1200mm
  • White or anthracite, double glazed
  • Ground floor, old frame taken away
  • The range allows for the call-out charge that a one-window job carries
Two white flush casement windows on the back wall of a brick house above a paved yard
Edwardian semi, rear

Two flush casements at the back

£2,400 to £4,200

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • Two ground-floor windows, about 1000 by 1200mm
  • Timber-look uPVC flush casements, white or a heritage colour
  • Making good inside and out
Victorian red brick terraced house with three new white sash windows across the front
Victorian terrace in Brighton, front

Three front sashes, priced two ways

£5,350 to £7,750 in heritage uPVC

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • Three vertical sliding sashes, about 900 by 1800mm, two-over-two
  • Heritage uPVC in a painted-look finish: £5,350 to £7,750
  • Painted timber box sashes instead: from £7,950 installed
  • One window upstairs; where a tower is needed, this may add around £150
Painted timber canted bay window with three sashes on a Victorian terraced house
Victorian villa, ground floor

A three-sided sash bay in timber

From £6,750 installed

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • A centre sash of about 1000 by 1800mm and two side sashes of about 500 by 1800mm
  • Painted timber, slim double-glazed units
  • Bay support built in where the frames carry weight
  • A heritage uPVC sash bay of the same shape costs a good deal less
Edwardian semi-detached house with sage green casement windows on both floors
Edwardian semi, whole house

Every window on an Edwardian semi

£11,800 to £20,900

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • Nine windows, from about 1000 by 1200mm to 1200 by 1700mm
  • Chamfered uPVC casements in a heritage colour
  • Upstairs windows fitted from a tower, old frames taken away
1930s detached house with slim anthracite aluminium windows and a curved bay in sunshine
1930s detached house, whole house

A whole 1930s house in slim aluminium

£24,900 to £48,200

Supplied and fitted, including VAT

  • Eleven windows plus one curved bay of about 3000 by 1400mm
  • Slimline aluminium in anthracite grey
  • The curved bay is made to the curve, and is the least predictable item
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The figures above are a guide. A free home visit turns them into an exact price for your windows.

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What moves the price

Why two similar houses get different prices

Material and finish

uPVC costs least, aluminium sits in the middle, and painted timber costs most to make and to keep. Colours and woodgrain finishes sit at the top of each range.

Access

Most upstairs windows are fitted from a mobile tower, and where a tower is needed this may add around £150. Scaffold is kept for the buildings that genuinely need it, such as the upper floors of a tall Regency house.

The openings

Rotten sills, loose brick arches and bays that carry weight need putting right before new frames go in. The home visit shows this before you commit.

Size of the job

We quote for a single window. Three or more windows make a day’s work at the normal rate, and a single window carries a call-out charge on top.

Made specially

Prices are given before survey, once the home visit has confirmed what is needed. A window that has to be made specially for the house, rather than from standard sections, costs more.

Painted timber

A timber sash is from £2,650 installed. Its first repaint falls due after about three years, and repainting is the homeowner’s job.

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