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Window replacement cost

Window replacement cost depends on the size of your home and where you live. For a three-bedroom semi in white uPVC it is typically £5,000, with most people paying between £4,000 and £6,000. Each type of home and each region is below, fitted and including VAT.

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Window replacement cost by type of home

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Window replacement cost by region

Typical prices, including VAT. Labour accounts for most of the difference.

RegionReplacement windows for a flatReplacement windows for a 2-bed terraceReplacement windows for a 3-bed semiReplacement windows for a detached house
London£3,000£4,800£6,200£8,900
South East£2,800£4,500£5,800£8,300
South West£2,600£4,200£5,500£7,800
East of England£2,500£4,100£5,300£7,500
West Midlands£2,500£4,000£5,200£7,400
Scotland£2,400£3,900£5,100£7,200
East Midlands£2,400£3,800£5,000£7,100
Yorkshire and the Humber£2,400£3,800£5,000£7,100
North West£2,400£3,800£4,900£6,900
North East£2,300£3,600£4,700£6,700
Wales£2,300£3,600£4,700£6,700
Northern Ireland£2,100£3,400£4,400£6,200

How to read these prices

Each figure is a guide for a stated job, such as nine casement windows on a three-bedroom semi, and it includes VAT. VAT on replacement windows explains why the standard rate applies, and the HMRC noticesets out the rules. How we price shows where the numbers come from.

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