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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).Her courage will change the world.
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.1 -
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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