How much do Sash and Case Windows cost in Scotland?

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Sliding sash and case UPVC windows are a popular choice for older properties in Scotland, providing traditional charm with modern functionality. If you’re considering sash and case windows for your house, you’ll want to know how much they’ll cost. In this blog, we’ll break down what sash and case windows are and how much you could expect to pay for them.

What are Sash and Case Windows?
Sash and case windows consist of sashes that slide up and down within the frame. By not opening outward, they maintain the classic look and charm of homes, while simultaneously providing a range of benefits such as increased energy efficiency and options for multi-point locking systems that enhance their security.

Sash and case windows are a popular choice as they’re easy to clean and maintain, and their sturdy PVC material means that they’re long-lasting. This longevity, coupled with their excellent energy efficiency, also means that they have lower associated costs, with reduced heating bills and less chance of needing costly repairs.

How much do Sash and Case Windows cost?
Now you have a better understanding of sash and case windows, you’ll want to know how much they cost. There’s no set answer for how much you can expect to pay for your windows, so you’ll need to consider:

  • The size of your home: This determines how many windows you’ll need and the size of them.
  • The complexity of the installation: Do you have uniquely shaped or especially large windows?
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At Cairnview Windows and Doors we offer a great range of customisation for sash and case windows, which will also affect what you pay. These include:

  • Colour: Will you pick a vibrant, bright or a more neutral tone?
  • Finish: Choose from matte and gloss finishes to get that perfect look
  • Hardware: The final touches that make all the difference
  • Glazing: Will you opt for double glazing or maybe acoustic to block out more external noise?

You can read more about the factors affecting the cost in our handy blog.

With all of this in mind, as a rough guide you can expect to pay at least £1,200 per sash and case window, or around £12,000 for an average three bedroom home with 10 windows.

What else is included in the cost of Sash and Case Windows?

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When you buy your windows at Cairnview Windows and Doors, you’re not just paying for the windows themselves. Your final price includes:

  • Expert Consultation
  • High-quality fixtures and fittings
  • Removal and disposal of your old windows
  • Professional Installation
  • Warranty/Guarantee

We value transparent pricing throughout, and we’ll provide you with a no-obligation quote. With a 10-year manufacturer’s guarantee, you can rest assured that your windows will last, and we’ll be there to help in the unlikely event that any incidents occur. 

However, if you decide that you’re not quite ready – no worries! We don’t believe in high-pressure sales and we’ll be ready to open back up the conversation if you change your mind.

How do I purchase Sash and Case Windows?

If you’re ready to get the ball rolling, get in touch with us and a member of our friendly team will help you arrange a home visit and start your journey towards new, more energy efficient windows.