About this site
Who handles your enquiry from Dorking Heritage Windows
This site is a guide and an enquiry point. It is not itself a window company, and it is clearer to say so at the start.
What happens to your enquiry
When you send the form, phone 01306 774608 or email [email protected], your enquiry is passed to a window and door installer that covers Dorking and the villages in this guide. That installer is registered with FENSA, the scheme that lets installers self-certify that replacement windows and doors meet building regulations.
Survey and quote
The installer arranges the survey, measures the windows, checks the planning position for your address and gives you a written quote in its own name. Your contract, if you go ahead, is with the installer, and its terms, guarantee and certificates apply. The installer will tell you its full name and details when it contacts you.
About the prices on this site
The examples in the cost guide are illustrations of typical jobs, based on the installer's own list prices. They are a guide to likely cost, not a quote. Your quote after survey is the figure that counts.
Why a separate guide?
Dorking has a particular mix of listed buildings, Article 4 streets and houses of every age from Rose Hill to Goodwyns. A guide written for this town alone can explain that properly, which a general company website cannot.
Ask for a survey
Tell us the street and roughly how many windows. A surveyor from the installer will look at the house, check whether anything on it needs planning permission, and quote in writing.