Glass replacement in Teesside
Glass replacement in Teesside costs £60 to £250 for most jobs in 2026: single window panes, door glass, greenhouse panes, table tops, shelves and mirrors, cut to size and fitted. Odd sizes, pattern glass and period property work are everyday jobs, not special orders.
Every kind of pane
The bread-and-butter glazier's list, all done across the TS postcodes: single panes in older windows and doors, greenhouse glass, shed and garage windows, internal door glass, table tops and protectors, shelves, mirrors (including made-to-measure for bathrooms and gyms), and picture-frame glass. Most run £60 to £150; larger or toughened pieces £150 to £250.
Period properties: the right glass
Teesside's Victorian and Edwardian stock, Saltburn's terraces, Norton, the Headland, often wants more than float glass: restoration glass with the period ripple for visible sashes, pattern glass matched to existing panels, and slim putty work that respects old timber. Getting this right is the difference between a repair and a defacement, and it costs marginally more, not multiples more.
Cut to size, fitted properly
Every job is measured before cutting: rebates checked for square (old frames rarely are), glass thickness matched to the frame and the regulations (doors and low panes must be safety glass), and glazing done with the right putty or beads for the frame material. The price includes disposal of the old glass.
The honest boundary
Sealed double glazing units are a different product, made to order rather than cut on the bench: those are on the repairs page. Everything single-glazed is here.