Price Of New Windows

What is the price of new windows in today's market? While this isn't always the easiest of questions to answer, we will certainly attempt to give it our best shot. However, local window companies are not bound by any price rules. Therefore, they can bid out your window replacement project any way they see fit. However, if you stick to our price points, you can toss any ridiculous quotes and concentrate on the ones that offer the best long term value.

So, let's drill down on vinyl, wood-clad, fiberglass, and aluminum windows. For some quick history, home window prices rose quite a bit during 2021, 2022 and 2023. In 2024 and 2025, prices seemed to stabilize, although we still see loads of ridiculously expensive quotes. Here is a very general price range (that actually doesn't tell you all that much).

Dan K. - Site Editor - Publish Date: November 1, 2024
Last Update: November 12, 2025

New Replacement Windows Cost

Price Range: $400 to $3500 Installed

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Introduction
New Replacement Windows Cost
Wood Windows Cost
Fiberglass Windows Prices
Aluminum Window Prices
Price Of New Windows Q And A

Price Of Vinyl Windows

First up, we have vinyl windows - the best value material on the market in my opinion. In a nutshell, vinyl is affordable, strong, durable, and requires no maintenance. However, let me clarify - cheap vinyl windows will be inexpensive, but will not provide long term value. So, homeowners can expect to pay $500 to $1400 for normal sized vinyl windows with installation. Consumers will pay roughly $900 installed. Additionally, new construction installation adds $250 per window.

Price Range: $500 to $3500 Installed

Recommended Companies To Consider: Okna | Polaris | Soft-Lite

Price Of Wood Windows

Let’s start at the top - wood windows - the most expensive material on the market. In a nutshell, these are very beautiful and very expensive. Homeowners can expect to pay $1500 to $3500 plus for normal sized wood windows with installation. The average price is going to be roughly $2300 installed. Additionally, with new construction, you should add $250 per window.

Price Range: $1500 to $3500 Installed

Recommended Companies To Consider: Andersen | Pella | Marvin

Price Of New Windows : Fiberglass

Next up are fiberglass windows - the most versatile material on the market. In a nutshell, these are nice looking, energy efficient, and durable. Homeowners can expect to pay $1300 to $2500 for normal sized fiberglass windows with installation. The average price is going to be roughly $1900 installed. Additionally, with new construction, you can add $250 per window.

Price Range: $1300 to $2500 Installed

Recommended Companies To Consider: Marvin | Inline | Gilkey

Aluminum Windows Cost

Next up are aluminum windows - the strongest material on the market. In a nutshell, these are nice looking, very strong and very energy inefficient. The price range is going to be basically identical to fiberglass. So, homeowners can expect to pay $1300 to $2500 for normal sized aluminum windows with installation. The average price is going to be roughly $1900 installed. Additionally, new construction adds $250 per window.

Price Range: $1300 to $2500 Installed

Recommended Companies To Consider: NT | Don Young | Milgard

Price Of New Windows Q And A

Searching for ballpark prices on replacement windows? Our question / answer section is packed with consumer pricing and brand comparisons. Hopefully, you will find everything you need when it comes to what new windows cost these days.

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Houston Replacement Windows

Hey John, we live in the Northwestern part of Houston metropolitan area of Texas. We are looking to replace 39 single pane aluminum frame windows. We have gotten 3 estimates that I'll post here. Please send your list and some feedback on my estimates. Just stumbled across your site. Simonton True View (w discounts) $45,050 Andersen Acclaim (w discounts) $119,623 Anlin Del Mar-E (w discounts) $79,664

Louie - Homeowner - from 2025

Editor Reply

Louie, I think you're off to a good start. The Renewal Acclaim is just way to high to consider in my opinion (not worth it). Anlin Del Mar windows are great, but man that's a steep bid -- certainly keep it in the hopper. Simonton True View? I'm not sure I know which series this is. The name seems to indicate a series similar to the Simonton Daylight Max where they increase the glass area and use a more narrow frame, which cuts down on the performance numbers, but does get you more glass to look out of. I'd say you need to collect one or two more.

Dan K. - Site Editor - from 2025

Burris vs Anlin vs Renewal By Andersen

Dane - many thanks for the information on your website. We are in the greater Houston area and are looking to replace our home's original windows (circa 1996). The bids have ranged all over the place - any recommendations on what we have received below would be helpful! 30 windows - 60% of which are large picture windows, 4 single hung with "eyebrows" and a couple of casement / sliders.

COMPANY 1 Burris TechView AC = roughly $30,000

Guardian Ultimate Windows = roughly $42,000

COMPANY 2 Anlin Del Mar = roughly $53,000

Renewal by Andersen = approximately $115,000

From an installation perspective, both Company 1 & 2 have fantastic reviews. Question - is there a sufficient performance difference between Burris TechView and Anlin Del Mar to justify the price delta?

Nicole B - Homeowner - from 2025

Editor Reply

Nicole, that Anlin Del Mar price quote is pretty darn high compared to the Burris TectView AC - have you asked for a quote for the TectView EX series? I would like to see what that series comes in at. It's a bit beefier with a stronger frame design and while it wouldn't quite be comparable to the Del Mar, it wouldn't be off by all that much.

Honestly, I don't know anything about the Guardian Ultimate - did they provide you with any performance numbers on that window? If so I would LOVE to see it. That company also sells Don Young windows, which are quite good - what about a bid on that one for good measure?

The Renewal price quote is ridiculous. How long do you intend to stay in the home? If it's under 12 years, then I'm fine with the Burris TechView AC. If longer, I'd like to see the upgrade to the TectView EX at the very least.

Dan K. - Site Editor - from 2025

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