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Window glass replacement

gpt 5 mini

01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• Inspect window frame and check whether the job is glass only or a sealed unit replacement

• measure and record glass/specification and any safety glass requirement

• remove broken glass, beads or sealed unit and prepare the frame for a new pane or unit

• supply and fit new glass or double-glazed sealed unit, including toughened or laminated where required

• reseal or refit beads, make good internal/external seals and test opening/locking if applicable

• clear site, remove glass waste and leave a safe area; report any frame repairs needed as extra work

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£80

£120

First 30 min on site

Labour per hour

£45

£80

Skilled glazier rate

Materials

£30

£220

Single pane to sealed unit or toughened glass

Disposal

£10

£40

Glass and waste removal

Extras (e.g. scaffolding)

£0

£300

Scaffolding, cranage or working-at-height kit

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£150

£600

Typical single-window replacements to sealed-unit upgrades

 

Time on Site

 

Typically 30 mins–2 hours for a single ground-floor window; sealed unit replacements, upper-floor work or jobs needing scaffold take 2–5 hours or may involve multiple visits

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• will you replace just the glass or the whole sealed unit

• what type of glass will you use and is it safety glass where required

• how long is the lead time for any made-to-measure sealed units

• will you need scaffolding or MEWP and how is that charged

• do you guarantee the work and the glass and for how long

• how will you protect flooring and handle broken glass to keep the property safe

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• give clear access and move curtains, blinds or furniture away from the window

• reserve a parking space near the property for the tradie and any materials drop-off

• tell the tradie about restricted access, communal areas or any permit requirements

• keep pets away and clear the work area to reduce contamination and risk from broken glass

• advise if windows are listed or have lead paint so the tradie can plan safe handling and permits

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