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Building, buying, or staying put, your windows matter more than you might think.
The windows in your home can save you, or cost you, tens of thousands of dollars over the years you own it.
Building a new home
Make a reputable window manufacturer or dealer your first call.
Lived there a while
That same call should be at the top of your list, too.
Embrace nature
Windows keep you connected to the world beyond your walls. See who’s pulling up, check the weather, and enjoy a front-row seat to the changing seasons.
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Home comfort
Good windows do more than frame a view. They keep things warm and cozy when it’s cold out, and refreshingly cool when the heat rolls in.
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Energy efficiency
Windows have a real impact on your monthly heating and cooling bills, and they bring warmth and brightness to every room. In short, windows matter.
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The importance of windows in your home
Windows belong at the top of your list. They’re easy to overlook, but their quality and efficiency shape your comfort and your long-term finances.
What your windows affect
Monthly utility bills
Year-round comfort
Your home’s overall value
Tens of thousands of dollars over the years
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What a window replacement costs
| Project budget range | Average price |
|---|---|
| Low | $150–$400 |
| Medium | $400–$700 |
| High | $700–$1,200+ |
| Type of window glass | Average cost to replace |
|---|---|
| Single-pane glass | $100–$400 |
| Double-pane glass | $613–$1,307 |
| Triple-pane glass | $400–$700 |
| Low-E glass | $350–$850 |
| Gas-filled glass | $375–$1,000 |
| Laminated glass | $275–$600 |
| Tempered glass | $175–$600 |
| Frosted glass | $300–$700 |
| Window frame type | Average cost per window |
|---|---|
| Vinyl | $391–$834 |
| Aluminum | $397–$846 |
| Fiberglass | $320–$683 |
| Wood | $875–$1,865 |
| Composite | $950–$1,800 |
Energy Savings
Energy-efficient savings
Today’s windows come loaded with energy-saving features.
- Double- or triple-pane glass
- High Energy Star ratings
- Argon gas fills
- Low-E coatings
- Soundproofing
$500–$3,100
Typical upfront cost per energy-efficient window
Up to $465
Potential savings on utility bills each year
Each upgrade you add may raise the cost of your replacement, but the long-term savings usually make it worth it. Our guide to window ratings can help you sort out which upgrades fit your needs.
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Labor costs for new windows
Costs vary with your location, the type of window, and how long the project takes, since most contractors bill by the hour.
$70–$150
Labor and installation per standard-sized window
What can raise labor costs
- Cutting a new opening
- Garden windows
- Bow or bay windows
- Large arched windows
Labor and installation per standard-sized window
- Vinyl
- Affordable with solid energy efficiency, though it isn’t the best fit for every climate.
- Fiberglass
- Costs more than vinyl, and pays you back with greater durability, longevity, and energy efficiency.
- Composite
- A blend of wood with aluminum or vinyl, offering exceptional durability, longevity, and efficiency at a higher price.
- Aluminum
- Long-lasting and easy to care for, but not always the most energy-efficient choice.
Materials
Window frame material
Here’s a quick look at what to consider with each option.
The frame you choose shapes how your windows look, how well they hold up, and how much they help with your energy bills. There’s no single best material, only the one that fits your home, your climate, and your budget.
Vinyl is the go-to for value-minded homeowners who want solid efficiency without overspending. Fiberglass costs more up front but lasts longer and resists warping in extreme temperatures. Composite gives you the look of wood with far less upkeep, at a premium price. Aluminum is strong, slim, and low-maintenance, and works best where energy efficiency isn’t the top priority.
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