Double glazing Job Leads

Grow your double glazing business with a steady stream of local enquiries.

Work for Yourself. Let Us Find the Customers.

Double Glazing Quotes sends qualified job leads directly to double glazing contractors across the UK. Every lead is a homeowner who has filled in our quote-request form — they are actively looking for help right now.

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Local leads only

You set the postcodes you cover. We only send you enquiries from homeowners in your area.

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Genuine enquiries

Every lead is a real homeowner who has described a specific job and asked for quotes.

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Fast delivery

Leads arrive to your account in mobile app and email within minutes of the homeowner submitting their form.

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Flexible subscription

Pay a fixed fee per pack of 5, 10 or 20 leads or pick and pay per leads as they become available in the app. No lock-in contracts.

Glazing enquiries that fit the work your business does

A two-hour sealed-unit visit and a whole-house window order need different diary space, suppliers and follow-up. Double Glazing Quotes brings in homeowner enquiries for both, alongside glazed doors and damaged glass. Through Leads Do Work, you can browse opportunities for the services and areas your business covers.

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Create an account and review local demand

Register a free contractor account, enter your business details and set the relevant trade categories and coverage areas. Companies joining the network are asked for relevant insurance details and references. Use your profile to explain whether you handle glass-only repairs, full installations or both, and include examples of your own completed work.

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You can sign up and browse available enquiries before choosing paid access. Check the account's current prices and conditions before releasing customer details or starting a subscription.

Choose services you can survey, supply and fit

  • Replacement windows: full frame surveys, uPVC, timber or aluminium fabrication, removal, fixing, sealing, making good and the appropriate compliance route.
  • uPVC orders: casements, flush systems, tilt-and-turn and sliding sash designs, with accurate colour and hardware schedules.
  • Misted units: pane counts, thickness checks, pattern matching and glass swaps in serviceable frames.
  • Blown units: edge-seal failure assessment, compatible spacer and coating specifications, drainage checks and re-glazing.
  • Damaged glass: safe assessment, temporary boarding where offered, replacement safety glass and removal of fragments.
  • Doors: front and back doorsets, French doors and patio sliders, including locks, tracks, thresholds and weathering.

For full replacements, explain whether your business uses an applicable competent person scheme or arranges building control. Do not list emergency attendance unless you can actually provide it. A small repair customer should be able to see whether a minimum call-out applies before a visit is booked.

Lead packs and other buying options

Check which buying options your account offers. Leads Do Work currently describes individual lead purchases and weekly subscriptions on its public site. If 5, 10 or 20-lead packs are offered in your account, assess them against your measuring and fitting capacity:

  • 5 leads: a manageable trial for a sole-trader glazier with time for a few additional surveys.
  • 10 leads: more opportunities for a small business that can return measurements and written prices promptly.
  • 20 leads: a larger commitment that needs someone available to follow up enquiries while installers are on site.

These are lead quantities, not numbers of jobs you will win. Confirm current availability, price, VAT, expiry, renewal and any credit policy before purchasing. Include measuring visits, supplier lead times and return fitting visits when deciding how much new work you can take on.

Set coverage around the jobs you want

A small pane replacement can involve two journeys for a modest invoice. Start with postcodes that make those journeys worthwhile, including parking and travel time. Larger window orders may justify a wider area, provided you can also return for adjustments or aftercare.

Lead supply varies with homeowner demand and the categories you select. Widening the radius cannot guarantee a full diary. Review which enquiries lead to useful surveys and adjust your settings as your order book changes.

Respond with the questions a glazier needs answered

  1. Clarify the fault. Ask whether cloudiness is between the panes, glass is cracked, a sash sticks or the whole frame needs replacing.
  2. Establish quantities and access. Count units separately from windows, confirm floor levels and ask about extensions below the opening.
  3. Request safe photographs. A view of the full frame and an accessible glass marking can help. Do not ask customers to remove beads or handle damaged glass.
  4. Arrange measurement. Explain any visit charge and use your own survey dimensions for manufacturing.
  5. Issue a clear schedule. Name the glass make-up, frame system where relevant, locks, vents, finishing, disposal, compliance route and guarantee.
  6. Agree a follow-up. Give the customer time to compare specifications and confirm when you will check back.

Customer enquiries are opportunities to quote

An enquiry may reach up to four suitable companies. Buying access does not guarantee a telephone reply, a survey booking, an accepted quotation or payment for work. The homeowner may choose another business or put the project on hold.

Your business sets its prices and agrees contracts directly with customers. Double Glazing Quotes does not employ your fitters or carry out the installation. Accurate survey notes, realistic delivery dates and a clear explanation of exclusions help avoid disputes after an order is placed.

Contractor account questions

Can a repair-only glazier use the service?

Yes. Select relevant glass and sealed-unit categories, state the repairs you undertake and choose a coverage area that works for smaller visits.

Are enquiries exclusive to my company?

No. Other suitable companies may receive the same enquiry. The customer chooses whether to arrange a visit or accept any quotation.

Does buying a larger pack guarantee more installations?

No. A larger quantity provides more enquiries to assess, where available. It does not set a conversion rate or guarantee that customers will order.

Who specifies and prices the glazing?

The responding business does. You assess the opening, agree suitable products with the customer and provide your own survey, quotation and contract.

Use the app links above or visit Leads Do Work to create your account and review available glazing enquiries.