SnugQuote — honest window, door & conservatory prices,
before anyone has your number.

SnugQuote is a free online tool that shows UK homeowners what new windows, external doors and conservatories really cost. Answer a few quick questions and see a realistic fitted price range — built from published 2026 UK price data, adjusted for your region — and, only if you choose, get firm quotes from vetted certified local installers. No contact details needed to see your estimate.

Takes under a minute · UK-wide · No obligation, ever

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What can we price for you?

Pick a project to get an instant estimate on screen — no contact details required.

Windows & double glazing

New or replacement double glazing in uPVC, aluminium or timber — or a repair if that’s all you need.

From £450 per window, fitted.

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Window cost guide

External doors

Front, back, French, sliding patio and bifold doors — uPVC, composite, aluminium or timber.

From £800 per door, fitted.

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Door cost guide

A conservatory

Lean-to, Victorian, Edwardian, P-shaped and orangeries — fully fitted including the base.

From £9,000 fully fitted, incl. base.

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Conservatory price guide

What windows actually cost in 2026

Typical fitted prices per window (supply and installation), before regional adjustment. Full breakdowns are in our guides.

uPVC

£450£750 per window. The UK’s most popular choice — low maintenance and the best value for money.

uPVC price guide →

Aluminium

£650£1,100 per window. Slim sightlines and a modern look, at a price premium over uPVC.

Full cost guide →

Timber

£850£1,500 per window. The choice for period homes and conservation areas.

Full cost guide →

Repairs

Misted unit? Broken handle? Repairs often cost £40–£200 — a fraction of replacement. Check before you commit to new windows.

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Why bother upgrading?

The Energy Saving Trust estimates that installing A-rated double glazing in a typical semi-detached home saves around £140£235 a year on energy bills — plus a warmer, quieter home. And since 2022, Building Regulations (Approved Document L) require replacement windows to hit a U-value of 1.4 W/m²K or better, so any compliant new window is a genuine thermal upgrade on 1990s glazing. The same logic applies at the door: a modern composite or uPVC door seals far better than a draughty original.

Not sure whether to repair or replace? A misted double-glazed unit usually means the sealed unit has failed — not the frame. Replacing just the glass typically costs £75–£200. Our repair guide explains when each makes sense.

How SnugQuote works

  1. Pick your project — windows, doors or a conservatory — and answer a few quick questions.
  2. See your estimate instantly — a realistic price range, on screen, with no contact details required.
  3. Optionally, get firm quotes — if you want them, we’ll ask up to four vetted, certified local installers to quote. Free, no obligation.

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