Save up to £2,500 On New Windows with the Window Scrappage Scheme
Introducing the Window Scrappage Scheme, a programme run by window companies across the UK, designed to help meet environmental goals while saving you money!
Transform your home and reduce energy bills with A Rated Windows or Doors under the scrappage scheme
You could qualify for a Discount worth thousands just by recycling your old windows and doors
This scheme is not a government backed scheme, nor does it provide the facility for your windows to be replaced at zero cost to the bill payer.
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How does the scheme work?
The Window Scrappage Scheme is a UK-wide initiative run by window companies to help homeowners upgrade to energy-efficient windows at a discounted cost. It’s not a government-backed scheme, but a private programme aimed at improving home energy efficiency while supporting recycling efforts. By replacing your old, inefficient windows, you’ll not only improve your home’s insulation but also reduce your energy bills.
Homeowners who qualify can save up to £2,500 on the cost of installing new windows. Old windows and doors are recycled as part of the scheme, preventing unnecessary waste and promoting sustainability. The recycled materials, such as uPVC, glass, and rubber, are repurposed for new products.
For every window or door you recycle through the scheme, you can earn up to £200 off the cost of your replacements. This means the more windows and doors you upgrade, the more you save, helping to make your home more energy-efficient while cutting costs.
How do I know if I qualify?
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Up to £2,500 Funding for FREE
Qualifying applicants can access up to £2,500 in funding towards new windows and doors, making installations more affordable.
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What happens to the old windows?
When old windows and doors are removed through the Window Scrappage Scheme, they are carefully recycled to minimise waste. The uPVC frames are processed and reused to create new window frames, door frames, and other products. The glass is crushed, cleaned, and melted down to form new glass materials, while metal components, like aluminium, are repurposed for other uses. Even the rubber seals are shredded into granules, which are often used for playground surfaces, sports tracks, and artificial turf. This recycling process ensures that old windows are given a new life instead of ending up in landfill.