Broken Window repair cost?

Feb 20, 2005 3 Replies
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Lobster

If you can d-i-y it, the cost of the new sealed unit will certainly be under 50 quid (20 or 30?); but not if you get a pro in (I can only guess what the labour cost would be for that would be. Doubt it would be worth the insurance claim, anyway. David

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Does anyone have a clue how much it would cost to replace a 24mm sealed unit approx size 1m x 1.2m to a first floor window.I have one which has a serious condensation problem between the panes.If it gets "broken" and I claim on my insurance I have to pay the first £50 and I am likely to loose no claims discount. Is it worth bothering the insurers Thanks in advance for any helpful replies. Simmo.


If you can d-i-y it, the cost of the new sealed unit will certainly be under 50 quid (20 or 30?); but not if you get a pro in (I can only guess what the labour cost would be for that would be. Doubt it would be worth the insurance claim, anyway.

David

I was recently quoted £80 a square metre to have a glazier replace the sealed unit.

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I had two failed units replaced last year in hardwood frames - one a fully glazed door, the other a similar, though a bit smaller window. It cost GBP180 supply and fitting

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