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Three steps to new windows

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    Take our list of questions to every installer, and read the local rules guide for your city.

Why replace

What new windows actually get you

Beyond looks, replacement windows deliver measurable improvements in comfort, cost, and home value.

Up to 30%

Lower heating & cooling bills with ENERGY STAR windows.

~72%

Average return on investment at resale (Remodeling Impact Report).

Up to 50%

Outside-noise reduction with double- or triple-pane glass.

20+ yrs

Typical warranty on quality vinyl and fiberglass frames.

Window types

A style for every opening

Not sure what you have, or what you want? Here's a quick tour of the styles and install types you'll see quoted most often, from double-hung and casement to sliding glass doors and retrofit windows.

Double-Hung replacement window on a residential home

Double-Hung

Classic vertical sliders with two operable sashes. America's most popular choice, easy to clean and versatile in style.

Casement replacement window on a residential home

Casement

Hinged at the side and cranked outward. Best air seal of any operable window and unobstructed views.

Sliding replacement window on a residential home

Sliding

Horizontal glide, wider than tall. Ideal for modern homes, ranch layouts, and rooms facing patios.

Bay & Bow replacement window on a residential home

Bay & Bow

Three or more windows projecting outward. Adds square footage, natural light, and dramatic curb appeal.

Picture replacement window on a residential home

Picture

Fixed, non-operable glass that maximizes view and energy efficiency. Common as a centerpiece window.

Awning replacement window on a residential home

Awning

Hinged at the top, opens outward. Great for ventilation during light rain and above kitchen sinks.

Sliding Glass Doors replacement window on a residential home

Sliding Glass Doors

Two-, three-, or four-panel patio doors that glide horizontally. Vinyl sliding door installation is the most affordable way to open a wall of glass onto a deck, patio, or backyard.

Retrofit Windows replacement window on a residential home

Retrofit Windows

Insert-style replacements that slip into your existing frame with no stucco cutting or interior drywall damage. The fastest, least-invasive option when the original frame is sound.

Frame materials

Vinyl, wood or fiberglass: which is right for you?

Frame material drives cost, efficiency, and how often you'll ever think about your windows again. Vinyl windows and doors dominate the retrofit market for a reason: lowest price, best warranty and near-zero maintenance.

Comparison of window frame materials across cost, durability, efficiency, and maintenance.
MaterialCostDurabilityEfficiencyMaintenanceBest for
Vinyl$20–40 yrsHighVery lowBest overall value
Fiberglass$$$40–50 yrsHighestLowBest long-term ROI
Wood$$$$30+ yrsHighHighHistoric and premium homes
Aluminum$$20–30 yrsLow–MedLowModern, large openings
Composite$$$30+ yrsHighLowWood look, vinyl performance

Cost guide

What window replacement really costs

Installed prices per window, including standard removal and disposal. Custom sizes, historic frames, and second-story access add 10–25%.

Average installed cost per window

  • Double-Hung$300 – $850
  • Casement$400 – $1,100
  • Sliding$350 – $950
  • Picture$350 – $1,200
  • Bay & Bow$1,400 – $4,500
  • Awning$400 – $1,000
  • Sliding Glass Door$1,200 – $4,500
  • Retrofit (insert) install$250 – $700

Whole-home budgets

Small home (8 windows)

$3,200 – $9,600

Mid-size home (15 windows)

$5,500 – $16,500

Large home (25+ windows)

$9,000 – $30,000+

The federal window tax credit ended after 2025, so check your utility and state energy office for current rebates.

Top brands

Trusted window manufacturers

Most reputable installers offer several of these lineups. Ask for a written quote on the specific brand and series before you sign.

Andersen

Broadest lineup and dealer network. The safe, high-quality default.

Pella

Design-forward wood and fiberglass options with built-in blinds.

Marvin

Architectural-grade custom sizes and premium wood-clad frames.

Milgard

Strong warranty and value on the West Coast; excellent vinyl line.

Simonton

Budget-friendly ENERGY STAR vinyl with a lifetime warranty.

Jeld-Wen

Wide big-box availability across vinyl, wood, and aluminum-clad.

Coeur d'Alene Windows

Pacific Northwest specialist known for custom vinyl builds and cold-climate performance.

Window World

America's largest replacement-window installer, with nationwide reach and a strong lifetime warranty.

Anlin

West Coast favorite with premium glass packages and one of the industry's best warranties.

Service areas

Estimates for every major metro

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Frequently asked

Window replacement, answered

The most common questions homeowners ask before starting a project.

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