4 local windows & double glazing businesses in Billingham, ranked by Google reviews.
Window and double glazing firms covering Billingham are listed below. Billingham's estates were largely built from the 1950s onwards for ICI workers, and much of that housing stock is now on its second or third round of windows, drives and roofs. It's a compact town, so most firms covering Stockton or Middlesbrough will quote here without travel premiums.
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.
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.
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.
Security work across Billingham and the wider TS area, covering lock installation and repair, electronic locks, building lockouts and key copying. Door and window repairs, double glazing, garage doors and fire doors sit …
Based in Billingham, Window Design Ltd works as both a uPVC window supplier and a glazier, so replacement frames and straightforward glass work sit under one roof. That mix is useful in the older housing around the TS22 …
Window supply from Billingham, with Aanco dealing in replacement frames and glazing for properties around the town and the wider TS postcodes. The trade here is largely driven by ageing double glazing on the estates, whe…
Double glazing in Billingham from an installer who states more than 25 years in the trade, starting in window and door fabrication before moving to fitting. Dave Lamprell Double Glazing supplies PVC windows and doors and…