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Price to repair misted double glazing window

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Hi

I'm looking for what's a sensible price to repair a misted double glazed window. I have a bay window area composed of 5 windows, they're older than 10 years.

One window is around 157cm high and 54cm wide including frame. No stained glass just all pane. I want all five repaired.

I'm just looking for a rough ballpark figure so I know if I'm being ripped off. One glazier mentioned the glass would have to be replaced entirely and can't be cleaned, that right?

Thanks

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  • Problem with just cleaning you end up with a water mark on the glass, easier and cheaper to just replace the steamed up units. The cheapest option is to ask a glaziers for a quote they are a lot cheaper than double glazed window companies.
  • Problem with just cleaning you end up with a water mark on the glass, easier and cheaper to just replace the steamed up units. The cheapest option is to ask a glaziers for a quote they are a lot cheaper than double glazed window companies.

    So much you reckon I'm looking at to replace them all?
  • Dr._Shoe
    Dr._Shoe Posts: 563 Forumite
    Anywhere from about £30 per pane depending on quantity and size. You'd probably be looking at somewhere in the order of £150 to 300.
  • Dr._Shoe wrote: »
    Anywhere from about £30 per pane depending on quantity and size. You'd probably be looking at somewhere in the order of £150 to 300.

    That was around what I was thinking. Thanks very much. :)
  • macman
    macman Posts: 53,129 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    As above. The seals have failed, so all you can do is replace the units, not repair them.
    No free lunch, and no free laptop ;)
  • benson1980
    benson1980 Posts: 842 Forumite
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    Just paid £70 for replacement of a similar sized unit i.e one pane. Probably a discount with labour if getting all of them done at the same time so maybe £300-350? This is pretty standard price we have found.
  • jungliemac
    jungliemac Posts: 435 Forumite
    I've also been quoted approx £70 per pane. Not much more for the slightly larger ones as it's the work to make them that costs I suppose. I'm paying £320 for 4 new units with fitting included.
    True MSE'r -Money Spending Expert :D
  • So got a quote from a FENSA registered local joinery company. £300. The glass needed to be safety glass due to being within a certain height from the floor. So that's £60 a unit. Quite happy.
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