The cost to double glaze a window can vary greatly depending on the design, size, shape, style and materials required.

Some factors that can affect the final price include the following:

The number of panes of glass (more panes means a higher cost)

The type of glass used (toughened or safety glass will be more expensive than standard glass)

The type of frame and trim used (metal frames are generally more expensive than wood or uPVC frames)

The complexity of the design

Triple glazing can add an extra layer of security to your home, as well as better sound and thermal protection. In the winter, triple glazing can keep your home warmer, and in the summer, it can keep it cooler. It's also been shown to reduce noise levels by up to 50%. So, if you're looking for a more comfortable and energy-efficient home, triple glazing is definitely worth considering.

It depends on your specific situation. If you have older windows that are drafty and need to be replaced anyway, then it might make sense to do them all at once. However, if your windows are in good condition and don't need to be replaced yet, you can probably get away with just replacing the ones that eventually break or become damaged.

Replacing all of your windows at once can definitely be more convenient in the long run, since you won't have to worry about doing it again for a while. But if money is tight or you don't want the hassle of dealing with a major home renovation project, then it's perfectly acceptable to wait until later and just replace one or two at a time.

The cost of double glazing a house in the UK can vary depending on the size and style of window chosen. However, don’t forget that the price you can expect to pay will also include the labour and materials.

The cost to double glaze a window can vary greatly depending on the design, size, shape, style and materials required. Some factors that can affect the final price include the following:

• The number of panes of glass (more panes means a higher cost)
• The type of glass used (toughened or safety glass will be more expensive than standard glass)
• The type of frame and trim used (metal frames are generally more expensive than wood or uPVC frames)
• The complexity of the design

It depends on your specific situation. If you have older windows that are drafty and need to be replaced anyway, then it might make sense to do them all at once. However, if your windows are in good condition and don't need to be replaced yet, you can probably get away with just replacing the ones that eventually break or become damaged.

Replacing all of your windows at once can definitely be more convenient in the long run, since you won't have to worry about doing it again for a while. But if money is tight or you don't want the hassle of dealing with a major home renovation project, then it's perfectly acceptable to wait until later and just replace one or two at a time.

This is depending on the individual requirements of your project – our Customer Relationship Team will keep you informed all along the duration of the project.

After agreeing a contract we then take a 25% deposit which is then covered by a statutory 14 day cooling off period, whereby you can cancel the order if you wish with no financial repercussions.

During this 14 day period we carefully measure the exact sizes of all items to be manufactured by way of technical survey. We double check everything that has been agreed and ensure that all the specifications match your expectations. We also take the time to carry out a risk assessment of your property.

Finesse Windows then start the manufacturing process, ensuring at every stage we are working to our high quality standards. During this manufacturing process, we will contact you to arrange and confirm the Installation Date. Before each and every Window leaves the factory our Factory Supervisor personally checks every single manufactured item to ensure it is perfect. We contact you by post to offer you a firm installation date which you can confirm or re-arrange. On the day of installation our fitting team will work with you to ensure minimum disruption and mess to your family and your home. They bring their own doormats and vacuum. Upon completion the Installation Team will do a final review with you by taking you around your installation in your home and showing you all aspects of the installation to ensure the expected high quality levels of finish have been met.

Finesse Windows honour your 10 year After-Care service promise should you ever need to contact us. It is common for our clients to contact us two or three times during their ‘decade of care’ to attend to minor issues that emerge from time to time and to ensure the installation is maintained to a high standard.