uPVC doors - does this quote seem reasonable

adamwal

I've received a quote for the installation of two uPVC doors. The total quote comes to £3,150 including fitting and is for.

Replacement of a drafty set of existing set French doors with light oak coloured uPVC doors.

Replacement of a wooden back door with a light oak uPVC door, the bottom half of which would be solid and the top half a single frosted window.

The doors and installation come with a 10 year insurance back guarantee, glass 15 years guarantee and the energy efficiency rating is A+ for both doors.

The company are a which? Recommended supplier and have fitted doors for a friend of mine who was very pleased with the work.

Does this quote sound reasonable?

adamwal

I should have mentioned that I'm based in London.

saverbuyer

uPVC and not composite?


Mad price, ridiculously high.

martinsurrey

saverbuyer wrote: »

uPVC and not composite?


Mad price, ridiculously high.

agree

As part of a 6 window install I got a set of large UPVC french doors installed, including the widening of the opening (it was a single door with 2 side windows) for £1000.

for fitting without the labour on the opening I would be looking for under £2k

thebaldwindowfitter

I would say 2-2.5 k with Rockdoor instead uf upvc door

vanilla_twist

Highly inflated price. Ok oak is about 40% more than white but still seems extremely high.
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mary4kids

Wow we were quoted £9000 for 13 windows, 2 composit doors and one french door. We didnt take it thinking it was a rip off. Now after reading your quote maybe it wasnt lol. Wow!!

greenface

unless there is a lot of mess to make good . about a grand overpriced . Oak is nice but not that much more expensive to hike the price. Even London

DHFrames

Well over priced, the A+ rating on both doors would also have to be questioned, not possible in my book, typical sales hype.