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New Windows vs Getting Your Window Frame Repaired

Windows are an important component of your Bonnet Bay home, which is why you should meticulously explore your decisions before picking out new windows.

The cost of windows varies greatly depending on their size, style, material and glazing. While you won’t be able to get precise costs until you’ve received quotes for windows, this article will aid you work out the accurate windows for your requirements, including:

  • Why your windows are crucial
  • What type of new window?
  • New windows can help you save
  • What affects the cost of new windows?
  • How much do new windows cost?
  • Who can install your new windows?
  • Employing a window installer
Why your windows are crucial

You desire your windows to be artistically satisfying, but windows do further than just tolerate normal sunlight into the home.

While a shut window obstructs breezes, heat and cold can easily pass through single-pane windows. Heat always passes through colder areas. At home, that converts to increased air conditioning costs in summer and higher heating costs in winter. Double glazed and/or low-e (low emissivity) windows can decrease heat transfer notably. While they cost more, they pay for themselves over time and go on with saving you money on your energy costs for as long as you own your home.

You also want some windows that permit you to ventilate your home. Ideally, your windows should produce cross ventilation, allowing cool breezes to come into the home and hot air to escape.

New window or fixing a window frame?

There are numerousdifferent types or styles of windows, with varying characteristics. Here are some of the most common:

Double-hung – with two separate panels that move up and down automatically. Double-hung are low-profile windows that are optimal if you need to fit flyscreens.

Fixed Pane – these windows are a immovable sheet of glass in a frame and cannot be opened.

Casement – one of the most regular window styles, choose casement windows if you want most ventilation, as they open very wide.

Louvres – these windows are composed of of succession of glass panels that can be altered to control airflow.

Awning – a window that opens externally and articulates and adjusts on a chain winder. Awning windows are good for unreachable spots in your home.

Bi-fold – these concertina making them great for maximum airflow and light.

Sliding – sliding windows slide horizontally along a runner.

They are very versatile windows and are fairly reduced. Sliding windows go well with most styles of home, take up little space and are low maintenance. They are lockable for extra protection.

Did you know your windows could help save?

Double glazing and low-emission glass costs more, but it could help you save up to twenty-five percent on your energy bills. If your window frames are in good shape, engaging a glazier to mount more energy-efficient glass can be more cost-effective than removing your windows. Take the time to contrast the “R-values” and “U-values” of the windows.

These will tell you how energy-efficient the windows are. Paying a little more for windows with a higher R-value will pay dividends in the form of diminished electric bills.

What affects the cost of new windows?

When you start scouting for windows, you’ll find the greatest factors of their cost will be

  1. The material the window frames are made from
  2. The window style
  3. The type of glazing used
  4. The size of your installation

Aluminum and composite window frames are usually low-costly than wooden-framed windows. The inexpensive style you can buy is a fixed window. If you want to open your window, you will spend more for a sliding glass window, a casement window or a double-hung window. Single pane windows are about 25 to 35 percent cheaper than double glazed windows.

How much do new windows cost?

In terms of labour costs, expect a glazier to charge between $70 and $90 per hour plus the cost of glass and other materials. They will possibly charge a minimum fee for coming to your home and doing a small job. On average, repairs for a single pane of window glass (standard float) will cost in the region of $100-$150.

On the lower end of the price level, you can buy aluminum-framed double glazed windows in typical sizes from window suppliers and some hardware stores. They would probably cost (supply only):

  • $150 for a 600 x 600mm (fixed window)
  • $180 for a hinged 600 x 600mm
  • $380 for a hinged 600 x 1200mm

On the higher end of the scale, some fabricators suggest windows with powder-coated aluminum frames on the outside and timber frames on the inside. Double glazed with one low-e pane these windows might cost (supply only):

  • $720 for a fixed window, 800 x 1290mm
  • $820 per square metre for a tilt and turn window
  • $1250 per square metre for bifold windows and doors

How much does glass cost?

If you are only changing the glazing, expect to pay from:

  • $38 per square metre for float glass
  • $145 per square metre for low iron glass
  • $220 per square metre for low emission glass
  • $200 per square metre for double-glazed glass
  • $320 per square metre for laminated glass

Who has the ability to install your new windows?

It depends where you reside. For example, in NSW your installer should be a glazier and hold a valid license. If they are timber windows your installer could be a joiner or carpenter.

Your windows (and glazing) also need to adhere to the relevant Australian Safety Standards (AS1288 and AS2208), which covers windows and doors. Confirm with your local licensing expert or council if you are uncertain what applies where you live.

Hiring a Bonnet Bay window frame repair company or installer

Do you check the qualifications and license of your installer before you hire them? Depending on where you live, it could be a legal must for you to hire someone licensed to install your windows. It also gives you the confidence that they have the right guidance and knowledge to get it done accurately.

When it comes time to hiring a Bonnet Bay window frame repair company or installer, make sure they are suited for your job. Some questions to ask them include:

  • Are you authorised?
  • Are you insured to work in my home?
  • Can you present a written estimate?
  • Do you have key people I can follow up?

Getting prices for window frame repairs or new windows

Getting quotes from window installers is the best way of identifying the cost of your job. This will give you a background of what market rates currently are.

You can also get visual inspiration in our Window Styles photo compilation.

* All the costs and prices stated were sourced at the time this article was written. They are suggestive, may differ locally, and are subject to market forces and should only be used as a benchmark.

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