What our work actually costs, published in full. No call-out charge, no obligation, and we will beat any like-for-like written quote.

Draught-proofing is £280 + VAT per window, sash cord replacement £250 + VAT, freeing a sticking or painted-shut sash £100 + VAT, slim double glazing £980 + VAT and a full restoration £1,280 + VAT. Rotten timber is priced per section repaired from £80 + VAT. All prices exclude VAT and include a free survey and a fixed written quote.
| Job | Price | Typical time on site |
|---|---|---|
| Draught-proofing | £280 + VAT per window | 2–3 hours |
| Sash cord replacement | £250 + VAT per window | 2–3 hours |
| Rotten timber repair | From £80 + VAT per section | Half a day upwards |
| Freeing a sticking or painted-shut sash | £100 + VAT per window | 1–2 hours |
| Slim double glazing | £980 + VAT per window | 1 day |
| Full restoration | £1,280 + VAT per window | 2–3 days |
Prices last reviewed November 2026.
A new timber sash window usually costs several times what it costs to repair the one you have, before you add making good inside and out. If the box frame is sound — and in most Victorian and Georgian houses it is — repair is the cheaper and the more sympathetic option. We will tell you honestly when a window is past saving.
They are our standard prices and what most jobs cost. The only one that genuinely varies is rotten timber, because it depends how much has to be cut out. Every job gets a fixed written quote after a free survey, and that price is what you pay.
No. The survey is free, there is no call-out charge and there is no obligation.
No — the prices above are plus VAT.
Yes, on a like-for-like basis: the same work, on the same windows, quoted in writing by an insured company, dated within the last 30 days. Send it over and we will beat it.
No. The prices above apply across Kent, London and the South East.
Usually, yes — most of the cost of a single window is getting set up. We will price a whole house or a whole elevation as one job.
These three are priced per job rather than from the list above, because size and specification change the figure too much to publish a single number. Both are quoted in writing after a free survey, and the price promise applies to them as well.
A slim inner window for noise and heat with the original sash untouched. Secondary glazing
Made-to-measure box sashes where repair is not viable. Replacement sash windows
Casements, French doors and front doors. Casement & door repairs