Replacing wooden windows with durable PVC alternatives is a growing trend among homeowners. PVC windows require minimal maintenance compared to wood, offer long-term savings, and enhance your home's aesthetics. The upgrade is straightforward: select the ideal model and secure quality installation at competitive prices from trusted professionals.
Costs for PVC windows vary based on size, opening type, design, glazing, and installation method—whether for renovations or new builds. Labor fees from certified installers also influence the total. Here's a breakdown of average prices drawn from industry standards:
Tilt-and-turn windows open traditionally like French casements or tilt inward from the top along a horizontal bottom axis for safe ventilation. Hinged (casement) windows swing open on a vertical side hinge. These figures apply to standard double-glazed models; custom sizes, larger formats, or triple glazing incur extra costs.
| Window Type | Average Product Price | Average Price Including Installation |
| PVC casement window only | 150 to 400 euros | 200 to 500 euros |
| Hinged PVC window with removal | 150 to 400 euros | 250 to 550 euros |
| PVC tilt-and-turn window only | 200 to 450 euros | 250 to 550 euros |
| PVC tilt-and-turn window with removal | 250 to 500 euros | 300 to 600 euros |
Removing a standard wooden casement or tilt-and-turn window typically costs 100 to 300 euros, higher for custom units. Additional structural work to fit the new PVC window may apply. To ensure optimal insulation, choose similarly sized models and hire experienced professionals.
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