In some cases probation may bevoluntary, in which the youth agrees to Juvenile Probation:The Workhorse of theJuvenile Justice System Patricia McFall T orbe t In 1993 nearly 1.5 million delinquencycases were handled by juvenile courts.Virtually every one of those cases hadcontact with a probation officer at somepoint.
To give you an idea of cost, wooden sash windows can cost around Â£1,300 each, whilst uPVC tend to be cheaper at about Â£700 per window. Sash double glazing windows are still much more expensive than getting traditional double glazing, which works out at about Â£300 per window on average.As we have mentioned elsewhere, it is never cost effective in terms of energy efficiency to switch to double glazing, even on an older property with large sash windows.PVC Sash Windows. uPVC sash windows are now available, and they are about a third cheaper than wooden sash equivalents. The advantage of uPVC of course is that less maintenance is required, and they generally come with lengthy guarantees, but their lifespan is likely to be less than well maintained wooden sash windows.
Here are some example prices: a single 600 x 900 white uPVC casement double-glazed window will typically cost around Â£300. A sash window of the same size is likely to cost around Â£500 to Â£600. For a door (again with a white uPVC frame), expect to pay in the region of Â£900.To get replacement windows for a semi-detached house (i.e. one with 8 windows to be replaced), it will cost over Â£3,000 for casement windows, or Â£5,000 to Â£6,000 for sash windows.he total amount that you can expect to spend on replacement windows depends on the following factors: 1  The number and size of windows and doors that need to be replaced. 2  The type of windows that will be installed: casement or sash.