Casement windows in Meath
Casement window supply and fitting across Co. Meath, covering Navan, Ashbourne, Laytown-Bettystown, Ratoath. A white A-rated uPVC casement window is €350 to €850 supplied and fitted, a flush sash casement is €750 to €1,300, and a typical Meath 3-bed semi (17.4 m² median BER window area) runs €4,500 to €8,800 before the €3,000 SEAI grant.
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- €350 to €850per white uPVC casement window, supplied & fitted
- 56%of pre-2011 Meath BER homes have older double glazing
- 17.4 m²median window area on a Meath semi-D BER
- 2,048heating degree days near Navan
What casement windows cost in Co. Meath
On SEAI's BER register for pre-2011 homes in Co. Meath, a typical semi-detached house has a median 17.4 m² of window area and a detached house has 25.43 m². At our installed guide prices per window and per square metre, replacing all casement windows in Co. Meath typically costs:
| Casement frame & glass | Single window (fitted) | Meath semi-D (17.4 m²) | Meath detached (25.43 m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| White uPVC casement (double glazed, Uw ≤ 1.4) | €350 to €850 | €7,830 to €13,050 | €11,444 to €19,072 |
| Coloured or triple-glazed uPVC (Uw 0.8) | €550 to €1,100 | €11,310 to €16,530 | €16,530 to €24,158 |
| Flush sash casement (timber-look exterior) | €750 to €1,300 | €13,050 to €18,792 | €19,072 to €27,464 |
| Thermally broken aluminium casement | €700 to €1,550 | €15,660 to €24,360 | €22,887 to €35,602 |
Our sums from Co. Meath's median BER window area, inclusive of 13.5% supply-and-fit VAT. Subtract €3,000 (semi-D) or €4,000 (detached) if claiming the 2026 SEAI Windows Grant.
BER glazing figures and towns in Co. Meath
- 56%older double glazing on pre-2011 Meath BERs (16th of 26)
- 5.7%still with single glazing
- 24%of Meath homes built 1981–2000 (CSO Census)
- 50%detached houses in the county
Across Co. Meath, 62% of pre-2011 homes on the BER database still have older double glazing (U-value 2.5 to 4.0 W/m²K) or single glazing (4.0+ W/m²K), with a county median window U-value of 2.7 W/m²K. Because 24% of Meath homes were built between 1981 and 2000 and 31% before 1981, thousands of early aluminium and first-generation uPVC casements now have dropped friction hinges, perishing rubber gaskets and misted double-glazed units.
Near Navan, a normal year brings 2,048 heating degree days (the 10th coldest of the 26 county towns). Replacing 2.7+ W/m²K windows with A-rated casements at 1.2 W/m²K (double) or 0.8 W/m²K (triple) cuts window heat loss by 55% to 70%.
Main towns covered in Co. Meath (Census 2022 population): Navan (33,886), Ashbourne (15,680), Laytown-Bettystown (15,642), Ratoath (10,077), Trim (9,563), Dunboyne (7,155).
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Local casement window coverage across Co. Meath includes Navan, Ashbourne, Drogheda South (Meath), Laytown, Bettystown & Mornington, Ratoath, Trim, Dunboyne & Clonee, Kells, as well as Duleek, Dunshaughlin, Stamullin, Enfield, Athboy, Slane, Oldcastle, Ballivor & Longwood and surrounding rural townlands.
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How much do casement windows cost in Meath?
In Co. Meath, a white A-rated uPVC casement window costs €350 to €850 supplied and fitted, a flush sash casement costs €750 to €1,300, and an aluminium casement costs €700 to €1,550. A typical Meath semi-D (17.4 m² of window) runs €7,830 to €13,050 in uPVC.
Can I get the SEAI Windows Grant in Meath?
Yes. The 2026 SEAI Windows Grant applies across Co. Meath: €4,000 for a detached house, €3,000 for a semi-D or end-terrace, €1,800 for a mid-terrace, and €1,500 for an apartment on pre-2011 homes meeting the BER heat-loss requirement.
Which towns in Co. Meath are covered?
All of Co. Meath, including Navan, Ashbourne, Laytown-Bettystown, Ratoath, Trim and surrounding areas. Your request goes to one vetted window company covering your county.
Should I pick double or triple glazed casement windows in Meath?
With 2,048 heating degree days near Navan, triple-glazed casement windows (0.8 W/m²K, €550 to €1,100 per window) are strongly recommended for north- and east-facing rooms, exposed rural sites and homes upgrading to a heat pump.
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