Quote glass

Are you curious about how a glazier can help you improve your home? Requesting free, no-obligation glass quotes from Renoca will give you the information you want. In addition, read through the handy tips for comparing your glass quotes.

Good preparation is half the battle

Before you request a glass quote, it is useful to already have an indication of the changes you want to make. Where in your home is new glass needed? Do you want to have your glass polishedto remove scratches, does a broken window need to be replaced or do you want to replace your current glass with a more insulating variant such as HR++ or HR++ to save on energy costs? Good preparation ensures that not only will your application be clearer and more detailed, but also the quotes you receive will be better tailored to your needs. Not quite sure what needs to be done and what doesn’t? Of course, you can also ask a glass specialist to visit you to map this out together.

Why request glass quotes?

There are several advantages to requesting glass quotes. It is an easy and quick process, but it will also save you money on the cost of your new glass.

Save money by comparing quotes

Comparing multiple glass quotes not only gives you insight into prices, but also helps you find the best deal for your project right away. Experience shows that comparing glass quotes can save you up to 40 per cent.

Don’t waste time looking for the right glazier

Finding the right professional for your project can be a lengthy task, but by requesting multiple glass quotes via just one form, you save a lot of time. It will also provide you with a lot of valuable information about the options and prices.

What’s in a glass quote?

Before you choose a glazier, it’s important to have a clear picture of all the work you need to do, so you won’t be in for any nasty surprises. You also want to have a clear overview of the costs. This information is always included in a glass quote. The following points are described in a glass quote:

• Operations
• Material costs
• Price structure
• Free call-out costs
• Verial VAT
• Planning