Replacement windows

Double-hung, casement, slider, awning and picture windows, built to your openings in vinyl, fiberglass or wood-clad.

Per window, installed: $650+
U-factor, standard glass: 0.27
From order to install: 4–8weeks

Overview

Why homeowners replace windows.

Most windows we replace are 25 to 40 years old: foggy glass, sashes that won't stay up, a cold strip of air along the sill. A replacement window fixes the part you feel every day.

Every window is made to the size of your opening, so nothing is forced or shimmed with guesswork. We carry three lines, named for what the frame is made of. You pick the style for each room and the look for the house.

Installer lifting an old divided-light window sash out of its frame during a replacement

Prices

Published price ranges, installed.

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Replacement window prices by style and frame material, per window, installed
Style	Series V · vinyl	Series F · fiberglass	Series W · wood-clad
Double-hungBoth sashes tilt in to clean	$650–$1,100	$1,050–$1,600	$1,300–$2,100
CasementCrank-out, hinged on the side	$800–$1,350	$1,200–$1,900	$1,500–$2,400
SliderSash glides sideways	$600–$1,000	$950–$1,450	$1,250–$1,900
AwningHinged at the top, opens out	$700–$1,200	$1,100–$1,700	$1,400–$2,200
PictureFixed glass, sized to the wall	$550–$1,200	$900–$1,800	$1,200–$2,400

Options and add-ons

Grids between the glass $40–$90 per window
Exterior color (bronze, black, sandstone) $80–$180 per window
Triple-pane glass upgrade $150–$350 per window
Removal, haul-away and recycling Included

Ranges cover common sizes in typical homes, with our standard double-pane glass and an insert install. Very large units, odd shapes, rot repair and full-frame installs cost more. Your written quote lists each window on its own line.

From $650: per window, installed, vinyl double-hung. USD.

Full price guide and estimator

Specs

The three window lines

Frame: Multi-chamber vinyl, welded corners
Standard glass: Double pane, Low-E, argon filled
Typical U-factor: 0.26–0.30, by style
Colors: White or sandstone; black or bronze outside
Upkeep: Wash it. No painting, ever
Best for: Most homes and most budgets

Straight answers

Is it the right call for your home?

A good fit when

Fogged glass, rotted sills or sashes that won't stay open
Drafty rooms you avoid in January
Selling in a few years and wanting the windows off the inspection list
Rooms on a busy street where noise gets in

Think twice when

Windows under about 15 years old that open, lock and seal fine. A tune-up and new weatherstrip may be enough for now
Original wood windows in a historic home you love. Restoration and good storm windows can be the better answer, and we'll say so

Every quote includes

Every opening measured three ways, by an installer
Old windows out, hauled away and recycled
Gaps filled with low-expansion foam, sealed inside and out
Lead-safe work setup in homes built before 1978
Clean-up, walkthrough and a 10-year labor warranty in writing

Questions

What people ask about windows.

All questions

Do I have to replace every window at once?

No. Many homeowners start with the worst side of the house or the bedrooms and do the rest the next year. We keep your measurements on file so the second phase matches the first.

How long from order to install?

Four to eight weeks for vinyl and fiberglass, six to ten for wood-clad and custom shapes. We give you the order date and an install window when you sign.

Can I keep the look of divided panes?

Yes. Grids can sit between the glass panes (easy to clean) or on the outside of the glass for a more traditional look on older homes.

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Free, in writing, no pressure

Ready to price your windows?

An installer measures every opening, and you get a written quote with each item on its own line. Good for 60 days, with no pitch and no deadline.

Get a quote Visit the showroom

Rather talk? (585) 555-0136, weekdays 8 to 5:30.