Window fitter day rates in North West
North West England · 2026
£205–£355
per day, ex VAT
£26–£44
per hour
-6%
vs UK average
A window fitter working in North West typically charges £205–£355 a day (£26–£44 an hour), ex VAT — 6% below the UK average of £300 a day. Manchester and Liverpool regeneration keeps demand steady, and rates in the cities now run noticeably ahead of the wider region — quote city-centre work accordingly.
Replacement windows are quoted per unit installed, with the day rate underneath for odd jobs and remedials. Heritage and timber sash work is a different market from uPVC replacements, with rates to match.
What moves a window fitter's rate
- 01FENSA/CERTASS registration for self-certifying building-regs compliance
- 02Per-window pricing is standard for replacements
- 03Survey accuracy — remakes on wrong measurements destroy margins
- 04Sash and heritage work, which is a distinct premium skill
North West vs everywhere else
| London | £295–£515 |
| South East | £255–£435 |
| East of England | £230–£400 |
| South West | £220–£380 |
| Scotland | £215–£370 |
| West Midlands | £210–£365 |
| North West | £205–£355 |
| East Midlands | £200–£350 |
| Yorkshire | £200–£340 |
| Wales | £195–£340 |
| North East | £185–£325 |
| Northern Ireland | £180–£310 |
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Indicative ranges compiled from public cost guides, reviewed July 2026. Ex VAT. A guide, not a quote, and not financial advice.