Window Repair Cost
How much to replace a broken or misted up window?
Double glazed windows can at times mist up internally, this is caused by a breakdown of the seal between the two panes of glass, it’s not uncommon but thankfully a relatively easy and inexpensive fix. The installer will usually need to visit your home to measure up for a new sealed unit. Once this has arrived it’s simply a case of taking the beads out and installing the new pane of glass.
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User submitted prices
Below are prices submitted by other WhatPrice users that have had windows repaired to give you a better idea of costs involved.
| Job type | Description | Price | Units | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Window Repair | 2 bay window and 3 normal windows filled and repaired. | £4,045 | Total price | London |
| Window Repair | replace two misted units in PVC windows approx glazed area 1.5sqM | £140 | Total price | South West |
| Window Repair | Replaced 5 double glazed units in 3 windows that had misted up (seals failed). Included 1 in safety glass | £470 | Total price | North West |
| Window Repair | Supply and install two blown sealed units | £142 | Total price | East Midlands |
| Window Repair | 16 panes replaced (Putty) in wooden sash windows around whole house. All the seals had blown. Various sizes. Took all blown ones out, down to wood and replaced, no painting. 2 full days work. | £1,400 | Total price | South East |
| Window Repair | Install sealed double glazing unit | £214 | Total price | East of England |
