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Our window replacement contractors specialize in full-frame or retrofit installations for nearly every type of window you can think of. These expert craftsmen can cater to your home’s style and budget.

single hung window
Single-Hung
CLASSIC
Slide open from the bottom with a fixed top panel.
double hung windows
Double-Hung
HOMEOWNER FAVORITE
Slide open from the top and bottom panels.
Bay & Bow
STATEMENT
Statement windows that protrude from the house.
casement windows
Casement
TRENDING IN 2026
Hinged at the side and open outwards.
Sliding
POPULAR
Double-hung windows that open sideways.
Awning
ALL-WEATHER OPTION
Hinged at the top and open outwards.
picture window
Picture
INEXPENSIVE
Highly customizable, non-opening windows.
Geometric
NICHE
Accent windows built into custom shapes.

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Window Replacement Costs

The average cost to replace a single window in 2026 is $477. That price can change based on the type and amount of windows you’re installing, the installation method, and where you live.

Window Type Price Range
Single-Hung $200 - $850
Double-Hung $430 - $950
Awning $475 - $1,100
Casement $590 - $1,450
Sliding $600 - $1,350
Picture $600 - $2,000
Geometric/Custom $700 - $6,000
Bay & Bow $1,100 - $5,000

Best Ways to Save

Some contractors offer a discount when replacing multiple windows at once.

Late winter or early spring can reduce labor costs.

Custom window shapes and sizes can cost 25% - 50% more.

Additional Cost Factors

Vinyl and aluminum are the least expensive, followed by wood, fiberglass, and composite.

Do you want single-, double-, or triple-frame windows? Do you want any glass treatment options?

Some contractor may charge an added cost to take your old windows

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Frequently Asked Window Questions

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The average cost to replace a single window in 2026 is $477. That price can change based on the type and amount of windows you’re installing, the installation method, and where you live.

The best windows for affordability are single-hung windows. They are the most common type of window because they’re functional, but still inexpensive to install. Double-hung windows are a close second. Many homeowners like them because they’re versatile and easy to clean.

In 2026, casement windows are starting to surge in popularity. They offer an airtight seal, eliminating leakage and drafts from outside air. Replacing single-pane windows with casement windows can reduce energy bills by an average of 7% - 15%.

Aside from obvious signs of visible damage, your windows should be replaced if you notice drafts or excessive outside noise, higher energy bills, condensation/fogging, and difficulty opening, closing, or locking.

Age is another good indicator it’s time to replace your home’s windows. Most windows are due for a replacement after 15 - 25 years.