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Door supply and fit

Paully28
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Hi,
How does this seem for a quoted price.
Supply and fit rock door, and glass panel at the side, including all door furniture. £2008.
NW England
Thanks Paul
How does this seem for a quoted price.
Supply and fit rock door, and glass panel at the side, including all door furniture. £2008.
NW England
Thanks Paul
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I would expect to pay £300-500 for an external door (depending on type & quality). £150-200 for fitting, and £300 or so for building regs sign off & insurance backed guarantee. Depending on the size of the side panel, another £200-300.£2K sounds well over the top - I'd strongly recommend getting some local independent installers round to give you a quote.I use a local sole trader for my windows - Whilst not the cheapest on the block, he does a very good job and still undercuts the bigger outfits (also uses good quality frames).Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
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Thanks for the reply, that was with a local fitter and not one of the big national chains.
I am getting a few more quotes so we will see what they all say.0 -
Paul , Difficult to say but you're not being rinsed at 2k . Good to see you are staying or trying to stay local . You could send me a pic of what you have and what you want Maybe I could help . I'm north west based and already forgot you've already been quoted 2k .
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Thanks for the advice all I have been given 4 quotes of between £2343 (plus the cost of any door furniture, handles, letterbox etc), down to £1448 (all inclusive). For supply and fit of the door I want.
Just shows how much difference shopping around makes.2 -
always good to shop around , probably the best advice I have heard and given to my kids . Rock door if it is a rock are getting slated recently in the trade but people call composite doors rock doors . any colour and white outer (white inner ) & average side panel about 400mm/600mm wide . 1500 is a decent enough price . about average or slightly above but not being privy to any work involved its not a bad one .
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FreeBear said:I would expect to pay £300-500 for an external door (depending on type & quality). £150-200 for fitting, and £300 or so for building regs sign off & insurance backed guarantee. Depending on the size of the side panel, another £200-300.£2K sounds well over the top - I'd strongly recommend getting some local independent installers round to give you a quote.I use a local sole trader for my windows - Whilst not the cheapest on the block, he does a very good job and still undercuts the bigger outfits (also uses good quality frames).
You will not get a composite door of any quality for 300 and pushing average quality for 500 , My cheapest style cost me trade £460 and more so lately 625 seems to be a common price I am being charged , side frame extra0 -
greenface2 said:always good to shop around , probably the best advice I have heard and given to my kids . Rock door if it is a rock are getting slated recently in the trade but people call composite doors rock doors . any colour and white outer (white inner ) & average side panel about 400mm/600mm wide . 1500 is a decent enough price . about average or slightly above but not being privy to any work involved its not a bad one .1
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