uPVC Windows in Edinburgh
From £350
| Service | Typical price in Edinburgh |
|---|---|
| uPVC Windows | £333 - £855 |
| Double Glazing | £2,850 - £8,550 |
| Casement Windows | £333 - £855 |
| Bay Windows | £1,140 - £3,040 |
| uPVC Doors | £618 - £1,710 |
| Double Glazing Repairs | £85 - £285 |
uPVC windows in Edinburgh - where they are allowed
Edinburgh’s New Town and Old Town are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Victorian tenements of Marchmont, Bruntsfield and Morningside sit in conservation areas too - on all of those, a street-facing window change needs Listed Building or conservation-area consent and uPVC is very rarely approved. Where uPVC works is the interwar bungalows and semis of Corstorphine, Colinton and Liberton, and postwar stock further out.
Why Edinburgh homeowners choose us
- Straight advice on where uPVC is permitted and where the answer is timber sash-and-case
- Fitters matched to your property - suburban house or protected tenement
- A-rated units and trickle ventilation to Scottish Building Standards as standard
- Foiled finishes for the suburban streets where uPVC is fine
- Registered installers, frames and glass guaranteed separately
Areas we cover around Edinburgh
Corstorphine, Colinton, Liberton, Cramond and the wider city, out to Livingston, Musselburgh, Dalkeith and Penicuik. Postcodes EH1 to EH3, EH8 to EH12.
Frequently asked questions
Can I fit uPVC windows in an Edinburgh tenement? In the New Town, Old Town or a conservation-area block, almost never on the street elevation - Listed Building or conservation consent is required and uPVC is rarely approved. Timber sash-and-case is the compliant route, and we can match you with a specialist.
How much do uPVC windows cost in Edinburgh? Typically £333 to £855 per window fitted for suburban stock, using the Scotland regional factor of 0.95x the national average.
Is the whole city restricted? No - the suburbs (Corstorphine, Colinton, Liberton and similar) are largely unrestricted and uPVC is common there.
Windows and doors in Edinburgh - local context
Georgian New Town townhouses (heavily A-listed), Victorian tenement flats across Marchmont and Bruntsfield, plus 1930s bungalows in Corstorphine.
Dominant era of housing stock: Georgian New Town, Victorian tenements everywhere else.
Heritage note: The New Town and Old Town are a UNESCO World Heritage Site - any street-facing window change usually requires Listed Building Consent.
- New Town
- Old Town
- Morningside
- Stockbridge
- Marchmont
- Leith
Postcodes we cover in Edinburgh
- EH1
- EH2
- EH3
- EH8
- EH9
- EH10
- EH12
Not seeing your postcode? Request a quote anyway - we likely still cover it.