Question 1

Who is Van Gestel Kozijnen & Glas?

Accepted Answer

We are a family business from the Eindhoven region with 15+ years of experience in windows, doors, sliding doors and glass. All installation is done by our own team — no subcontractors.

Question 2

Which area do you cover?

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We work throughout the provinces of Noord-Brabant and Limburg, with a focus on the Eindhoven region (Veldhoven, Geldrop, Nuenen, Helmond, Best, Son en Breugel, Waalre, Oirschot, Bergeijk, Eersel, Heeze-Leende, Tilburg, Den Bosch and Weert).

Question 3

Do you have a showroom?

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We mainly work by appointment at your home so we can look at windows in your own situation. For material samples we bring examples with us during the free consultation.

Question 4

How quickly do I receive a price indication?

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Within 24 hours of your request we come back with a first indication. Based on photos and dimensions we can usually give a solid estimate straight away.

Question 5

What does a new window cost on average?

Accepted Answer

PVC windows start from around €650 per unit including HR++ glass and installation. Aluminium and triple glazing are higher. The exact price depends on size, colour, glass and quantity.

Question 6

Is a quote free and without obligation?

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Yes. Advice, on-site measurement and the written quote are always free and without obligation. You decide in your own time.

Question 7

Can I pay in instalments?

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We work with a deposit and a final payment after completion. Other arrangements can be discussed on request.

Question 8

What is the difference between PVC, aluminium and wooden windows?

Accepted Answer

PVC is low-maintenance and affordable. Aluminium has slim profiles and a sleek look, ideal for large glass surfaces. Wood is warm and authentic, but needs more maintenance.

Question 9

Which glass do you recommend?

Accepted Answer

HR++ glass is the standard and delivers immediate comfort and energy savings. Triple glazing (HR+++) insulates even better and qualifies for the ISDE subsidy.

Question 10

Will my new windows last long?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer a 10 to 20 year warranty on our windows, depending on the material and system. In practice they often last significantly longer.

Question 11

How quickly can you install?

Accepted Answer

After you approve the quote, we usually schedule installation within 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the season and material choice.

Question 12

How long does the installation take?

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An average home with 8 to 12 windows is usually finished in 1 to 3 days. Your home stays wind- and watertight during the work.

Question 13

Do you remove the old windows?

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Yes. We remove old windows, glass and debris and leave your home clean and tidy.

Question 14

What if something breaks after installation?

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You are covered by our warranty. If there is an issue we come by quickly — usually within a few working days.

Question 15

Am I eligible for the ISDE subsidy?

Accepted Answer

When you replace existing glass with HR++ (€25/m²) or triple glazing (€100/m²) you can apply for the ISDE subsidy, provided you combine at least two insulation measures. We help with the application.

Question 16

Do you help with the subsidy application?

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Yes. We provide all documents (invoices, performance declarations, photos) so you can easily submit the application via RVO.

Question 17

Can I contact you in English?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We have English-speaking advisors and can handle the entire process — quotes, communication and hand-over — in English.

Question 18

Do you also work for expats in Eindhoven?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we have a dedicated page for internationals in the Eindhoven region explaining pricing, the ISDE subsidy and the process.

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