Radbury Quotes

WELCOME TO OUR ONLINE QUOTATION SYSTEM!

At Radbury Double Glazing, we appreciate the value of your time and privacy. That’s why, by providing our team approximate measurements of your windows or doors, we can quickly provide you with an indication of cost. Don’t worry, this won’t be a final quote, it just allows us to serve our valuable customers quicker, by reducing meetings and site visits. Please be assured we are always happy to come out to see you if you prefer!

Here’s how it works…

📏 You send us your details and rough measurements.

Our team is notified and get straight to work, preparing and emailing you your approximate costing.

💷 If the price is right for you, call or email us and we will get started with a detailed survey of the job. 

On survey completion, an updated quote will be given to you, and you can decide if you would like to proceed.

It’s that simple. No hassle. No hard sales

🪟 Just beautiful windows and doors! 🚪

Measuring your windows and doors is crucial for providing an accurate quote. Don't worry if you've never done this before - we'll guide you through the process step by step.

How-to Guide for Measuring Windows and Doors

To get started, you'll need a few basic tools:

A tape measure, a pencil or pen and a piece of paper or notepad to jot down measurements (your phone will do!).

Step-by-Step Instructions:

a. Measure Width:

Start by measuring the width of the window or door frame from one side to the other horizontally (from brick to brick). Place your tape measure at the outer edge of the frame (Not the glass) and extend it to the opposite edge. Take note of the measurement in millimetres.

b. Measure Height:

Next, measure the height of the window or door frame (Not the glass) from the top to the bottom vertically (from brick to brick). Position your tape measure at the highest point of the frame and extend it down to the lowest point. Record this measurement as well in millimetres.