About Windows Today
An independent UK guide to replacing the windows in your home: what the job costs for your type of home, who fits windows near you, and what to ask before you sign.
Most window websites belong to a company that sells windows, so few of them print a price. This one does. Each type of home on the site shows what replacing every window typically costs fitted, including VAT, the range most people pay, and the things that push a quote up or down.
We don't make or fit windows, so we can compare a national brand with a local FENSA or CERTASS fitter without a reason to prefer either. You can look at replacement windows by type of home, see what replacement windows cost in each region, or find window fitters near you.
Where a page states a rule, it links to the people who set it, such as the FENSA homeowner pages on certification.
Where our prices for replacing windows come from
Guide prices are compiled from published UK price guides, each one cited on the page it supports. They are indicative ranges, not quotations, and they are rounded so that nobody mistakes them for a quote. Regional prices scale the UK figure by local labour rates. How we price sets out how it all fits together.
Who writes the guides
Vicky R edits the guides and checks the price data. Every page carries a byline and a last-reviewed date.
How we make money
The site is published by Leads Do Work Ltd, which runs the quote service on it. When you request quotes, fitters who cover your area pay us for the introduction, and some pages carry adverts. You pay nothing and you are under no obligation to accept a quote. Neither has any bearing on the prices we publish or the advice we give: see how we make money.
If we get something wrong
Tell us. The report a price form comes straight to us, and a report from someone who has just had the work done is the most useful thing we receive.