New uPVC window on a brick home looking out over the street

Windows & Double Glazing in Teesside

Ask for a quote and read what to expect below. This page is a guide, not a list of firms.

Replacing windows is a classic Teesside terrace-and-semi job, and it's one where high-pressure selling has given the trade a reputation it mostly doesn't deserve anymore. The firms in this area cover supply-and-fit double glazing, repairs and specialist work across the TS postcodes. Compare a few, check whether they're FENSA or CERTASS registered before you sign, and never take the first quote as the going rate.

Windows & Double Glazing: common questions

How much do new windows cost in Teesside?

Very roughly, £400, £800 per standard uPVC window supplied and fitted, with bay windows and hardwood frames costing more. Whole-house jobs on a typical Teesside semi often land between £3,000 and £6,000. Get three quotes, margins in this trade are negotiable.

What is FENSA registration and does it matter?

FENSA (or CERTASS) registration means the installer self-certifies that the work meets building regulations, and you get a certificate you'll need when you sell the house. If an installer isn't registered, you'll need council building control sign-off instead.

Can misted double glazing be repaired without new windows?

Usually, yes. Failed sealed units, the glass itself, can be swapped out without replacing the frames, at a fraction of the cost. A repair firm will tell you if the frames are worth keeping.