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Replacing every window in a Crowborough house

Count the windows on your house, see the range for all of them together, and read how a whole-house job is planned, staged and surveyed.

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The whole-house estimator

Walk round the house, count each kind of window and door, and enter the numbers. The total uses the same per-item ranges as the prices page, supplied and fitted, including VAT.

Assumptions, stated plainly: each window is priced at the standard size shown on the prices page; the result does not include scaffold, bay support, rotten sills or brick arch repairs, which are priced at the survey; and the result is a guide, not a quote.

If you are not sure which type you have, the windows and doors pages show each one, and the surveyor will confirm it anyway.


£765 to £1,085 each

£815 to £1,200 each

£1,075 to £1,580 each

£1,100 to £1,950 each

£1,090 to £1,660 each

£1,200 to £1,950 each

£1,485 to £2,395 each

£1,505 to £2,190 each

£1,775 to £2,575 each

£2,710 to £4,305 each

£2,000 to £3,800 each

£2,650 to £3,800 each

£3,380 to £5,430 each

£4,540 to £7,735 each

£2,200 to £4,020 each

£3,590 to £7,240 each

£1,080 to £2,000 each

£2,275 to £3,305 each

£3,555 to £6,065 each
Enter how many of each you have
1970s chalet-style detached house in buff brick and white weatherboarding with every window replaced in white chamfered uPVC
Illustration: a 1970s house with every window replaced in one visit.

How a whole-house job runs

  1. One survey for the whole house. Every opening is measured, and the surveyor notes which elevations face the weather, where scaffold is needed, and whether any bay is carrying load through its frame.
  2. One written quote. It lists each window and door separately, so you can decide what to do now and what to leave.
  3. Planning settled first, where it applies. In most of Crowborough there is nothing to settle. In Rotherfield's conservation area, or for a listed house, the position is confirmed before anything is ordered.
  4. Manufacture. Frames are made to the survey sizes.
  5. Fitting, opening by opening. Each old frame comes out and the new one goes in on the same day, and the rubbish leaves with the fitters.
  6. Certificate. The installer registers the work with FENSA, which confirms it meets Building Regulations.

Questions about doing the whole house

Is it cheaper to do every window at once?

The price per window on this site does not fall with quantity, so a whole house costs the sum of its windows. What a single visit saves is a second round of scaffold, a second set of making good, and a second week of disruption. On a three-storey house where scaffold is needed, that is a real saving.

Can the work be split into stages?

Yes. A common split on Crowborough houses is the weather side first, then the street front, then the rest. Ask for the survey to cover the whole house, so the frames, colours and sightlines match when the later windows go in.

How long does a whole house take to fit?

Each opening is normally changed in a single visit, so rooms are not left open overnight. A typical three-bedroom house is a few days' work; a large Edwardian house with bays and French doors takes longer. The installer confirms the timetable with the quote.

Do I need to tell the council?

Outside a conservation area with an Article 4 direction, and in a house that is not listed or a flat, replacing windows with similar ones is normally permitted development. The work still has to meet Building Regulations, which the FENSA-registered installer certifies, so no separate building control application is needed.

Ask for a whole-house survey

Call 01892 571 818