Conservatory lock and handle installation
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• Inspect existing conservatory door/frame to identify fixings, profile material (uPVC, aluminium or timber) and any damage
• remove old lock and handles and prepare door edge and profile for new hardware
• fit new lock case, cylinder and handle set, cut or adapt keeps and faceplates as required
• adjust door alignment and striker/keeps for smooth operation and draught sealing
• supply basic spares (cylinder and keys) where agreed and demonstrate locking/unlocking operation
• tidy up, remove packaging and dispose of old hardware if included in the quote
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £80 | £140 | First 30–45 min on site |
Labour per hour | £45 | £80 | Includes fitting, adjustments and basic on-site machining |
Materials | £40 | £220 | Basic handle and cylinder to branded multipoint lock |
Disposal | £0 | £30 | Removal of old lock and packaging if included |
Extras | £60 | £320 | Frame modifications, keying to existing locks or access equipment |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £180 | £700 | Rounded range for typical domestic conservatory lock and handle installs |
Time on Site
Typical jobs range from a simple swap of cylinder and handles in 30–90 minutes to a full multipoint lock replacement taking 1.5–4 hours; warped frames, corroded fixings, specialist aluminium work or ordering non‑standard parts will extend time on site
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• do you supply the lock and cylinder or should I buy them
• can you match keying to existing locks or supply multiple keys and what is the cost
• do you have experience with uPVC/aluminium conservatory profiles and will fittings need frame modifications
• what warranty do you offer on parts and labour
• will you need scaffold or other access equipment and is that included in the quote
• do you use PPE and protect glazing and interior finishes during work
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear access to the conservatory door and make keys available to the tradie
• confirm parking or drop‑off space nearby for tools and parts
• tell the tradie about any warped frames, damaged seals or previous repairs
• secure pets and cover furniture or flooring where work will occur
• check if building or leasehold rules require notice for contractors or limits on working hours

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