Thanks. We'll call you within one working day.
Your survey is free. There's nothing to pay and nothing to sign.
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Today
Details received. We'll agree a time when we call.
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Within one working day
We call to find a time that suits you. Evenings and weekends are fine.
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At a time you choose
We measure every window. It takes 30 to 45 minutes.
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About five weeks later
Your panes are ready. We fit them, or you do.
At the survey
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30 to 45 minutes
About 5 to 10 minutes a window. Nothing to prepare. We work around your furniture and curtains.
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Someone at home to let us in
You, a family member, or a tenant. Whoever's easiest.
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Price in writing afterwards
Panes and fitting listed separately. No obligation.
After the survey, it's your call
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We fit them
About five weeks later. A few minutes a pane, and we clear up after.
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You fit them
No tools. They lift in and out.
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Or think it over
Take as long as you like. There's no pressure.

What people ask
Am I committed to anything?
No. The survey is free and there's nothing to sign. Once you have the quote, you can have us fit them, fit them yourself, or leave it.
What does it cost?
£249 per square metre, fixed. Your quote lists the panes and the fitting separately, so you can see what each part comes to.
Do I have to have you install them?
No. Fitting takes minutes a pane with no tools, so plenty of people do it themselves. If you'd rather we did, it usually adds 20 to 25% to the order. Your quote will show the exact figure.
How long until the panes are fitted?
Around five weeks from your order, because each pane is made for your windows. If you have a deadline, tell us at the survey.
Will they change how my windows look?
No. There's no visible change inside or out, your windows still open, and the panes lift straight out if you ever want them gone. That's why they suit period and listed homes.
Can I change or cancel the appointment?
Yes, any time. Call 020 8163 3581 or email hello@retroglazing.co.uk.
Need to change anything?
Call or email and we'll move or cancel the appointment. It's no trouble.