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Champion Windows Cost And Quotes
Explore Champion windows cost and prices from actual consumers and homeowners. Champion manufactures replacement windows, doors, roofing, siding and sunrooms through a number of branches and distributors across the mid west and beyond. They are based in Cincinnati, Ohio and have a number of showrooms and locations across the mid west, east and southern states. They aren't available in the western half of the United States. The company manufactures their own vinyl window series, patio doors, and sunrooms, and enjoy a relatively good reputation for quality and installation.
In general, the company makes a high end mid range vinyl window. I would equate it with the Simonton Impressions 9800 series (which is nearly identical to their Reflections 5500 series). Champion sells only one vinyl replacement window, which the company calls their best. I like this approach because it minimizes confusion and when you get a bid, you aren't stuck wondering what the heck a "6000 series" actually means.
The company sells their own windows and do the installation themselves, using their factory trained team of installers. This differs from many local window dealers who might carry three or four window brands. The advantage to this approach is that the team only installs one brand of window and should know exactly what they are doing. The downside to this approach is typically a higher price for a factory trained installation team.
Dan K. - Site Editor
Champion Window Pricing
8' Patio Sliding Door
Sizing: Standard
Price Quote: $21K
Included: Windows&Installation
Area: Colorado
Bid Year: 2023
Champion Windows Cost
We have 6 "holes" (contractors words lol) that need to be replaced. We have two different bids I was wondering which you thought was the best deal.
Alside Mezzo $6,500
Champion/365: $9,500
Sal - June, 2023
Site Editor's Response
Sal, that Champion windows cost quote looks high to me. The Alside Mezzo price quote looks much more fair. The Mezzo isn't quite the window that the Champion is, but I think there is more value in the Alside quote.
Dan K. - June, 2023
Champion Replacement Windows
13 Double Hungs, 1 Patio Door Slider
Sizing: Standard
Price Quote: $15.2K
Included: Windows&Installation
Area: Tennessee
Bid Year: 2020
Champion Series Pricing
We have a patio slider and 12 windows that need replacing ASAP. We live outside of Denver Colorado and they get tons of sun during the day. I have taken your advise and gotten 3 quotes and I'd love to get your opinion on which is the best.
Champion: $12K
Zen Lotus (Solar Ultra S Glass): $14K
Renewal By Anderson: $28K
Sally - May, 2020
Site Editor's Response
Sally, I think the Renewal windows cost quote is just too high for a patio slider and 12 windows. That leaves two more quotes to look at. The Zen Lotus is a good window, but that's still a hefty price tag for what you are getting. I'm assuming that your project is installation intensive.
I think I'd have to put that Champion/quote at the forefront. They make a good window and at $2K less than the Zen windows price bid, I think there is the most value in that bid. Make sure you vet the installer well, but that's the bid I would go with.
Dan K. - May, 2020
Champion 365 Windows Cost
I have several offers on 10 double hung vinyl windows, all fo which are roughly 30 inches by 75 inches. Half have grids and one has tempered glass.
Window World 4000 Series Price: $4000
Revere Berkshire Elite Cost: $4490
Sunrise Restorations Cost: $6875
Champion/365: $7375
Kimberly - May, 2020
Site Editor's Response
Kimberly, there are two bids I like, either the Revere Berkshire Elite or the Sunrise Restorations. The Sunrise is the much better of the two windows, but also obviously much more expensive. The price difference between them -- $450 per window and $687 per window is about what I would expect. The Berkshire Elite is a good mid range vinyl window and the Restorations is one of the best vinyl windows on the market.
So how to choose? One factor homeowners often use is how long they intend to be in the home. If this is your forever home, go with the Sunrise Restorations series. If you are leaving in 5 or 6 years, go with the Berkshire Elite.
One other factor to look at is the reputation of the installer. If one of the companies has a much better reputation than the other, this would certainly factor into my equation. Either way you have two good windows to choose from.
Dan K. - May, 2020
Champion Windows Price List
We need to replace 16 windows in our Memphis home. The summers here are hot so that's got to be a factor. We've had a bunch of bids so I'm all ready for you to give me the low down on what you think I should do. Here's what I have so far.
Window World 4000 Series: $430 per window
Kensington Kingston Series: $500 per window
Pella Encompass Window Price: $798 per window
Wincore 7700 Series Cost: $812 per window
Champion/365 Series: $1,290 per window
Mandy - May, 2018
Site Editor's Response
Mandy, you have quite a few bids and that's a great start. Unfortunately, I'm having a hard time finding anything that stands out. The Windows World 4000 window isn't a good one.
Kensington makes quite a good product, but the Kingston isn't the model I would recommend. I would say this is the most promising, but I would go back to the dealer and ask to upgrade to the Kensington Huntington model. If you could get this for say $600 a window I think you would be in business.
I'm not a huge fan of the Pella Encompass series, I don't think it's a well made unit. I like the Wincore 7700, but not at that price. Same goes for the Champion/window, just too expensive on this particular bid.
Dan K. - May, 2018
Champion Windows Cost
Wanting to replace 15 windows. Have 3 quotes, each very different yet claim the best.
Champion 365: $13,600
Local Company, Restoration: $9,990
>Window World 4000 Series: $6,130
What to do?
Vicky - April, 2018
Site Editor's Response
Vicky, if the 2nd quote is for Sunrise Restorations, then the unequivocal answer is the Sunrise Restorations. Champion makes a good product, but that is a very high quote. WW is a mediocre manufacturer at best so I wouldn?t go with that one if you want to maximize long term value.
Bottom line: if the second quote is the Sunrise Restorations, then you have yourself one of the best vinyl windows in the business and a great quote to boot.
Dan K. - April, 2018
Champion vs Soft-Lite
I recently had quotes on the Alside Mezzo, the Soft-Lite Classic and Champion. The Soft-Lite Classic was $475 a window, the Mezzo bid was about $500 a window and the Champion vinyl window was $550 a window. So which one would you recommend if it was your house?
Robbie - February, 2018
Site Editor's Response
Robbie, I think all three of these vinyl windows are decent options. I am happy to tell you that the cheapest price bid you got is also on the better of the three windows. The Soft-Lite Classic is quite a nice window, better than the Alside Mezzo in my opinion. Champion makes a good vinyl window, probably on par with the Classic, but it's obviously quite a more expensive. Go with the Soft-Lite dealer and let me know how it goes!
Dan K. - February, 2018
Champion Windows vs Okna 500
I live in Wisconsin and have some questions on the bids I have. I have 14 windows and a patio door that I need replaced.
Champion 8200 Series: $19,965 (after they included all the discounts and promos etc.) I did some research though on them and it doesn't look like their energy numbers are THAT impressive. The windows are all double hungs with a Comfort 365 glass and come with grids. Here's what I found on numbers -- a U-factor of 0.27, a SHGC of 0.19, a VT of 0.44, a CR of 55, an R-value of 30, and an AI of 0.10.
Okna 500DX Windows Cost: $15,675 This is by HomeSealed Exterior and was after a 20% discount. These windows are also double hungs and come with grids.Here's what I found on numbers -- a U-factor of 0.25, a SHGC of 0.27, a VT of 0.49, a CR of 62, an R-value of 50, and an AI of 0.02. The cost of the patio door by itself is $2575.
We could also go with the triple panel option for both of these and it will add around $1000 to the bottom line.
Bob - June, 2017
Site Editor's Response
Bob, the Okna 500 Deluxe is the better of the two. Better made, better tolerance, better numbers. You can see that in the U-factor, VT, R-value and most importantly in the air infiltration or AI. The Champion window AI of .10 is decent, but the Okna window AI of .02 is excellent. Go with the Okna 500, get the better overall series and save yourself some money.
Dan K. - June, 2017
Champion Windows Cost
I have a couple of bids and I'm not sure how to compare them, one is on the Wincore 7700 and 5400 and the other is from the local Champion dealer. The Wincore bid is from a local remodeling company that seems to get good reviews on their services. The Champion dealer also has good reviews. We are replacing 27 windows
Wincore 5400: $11,825
Wincore 7700: $13,825
Champion: $15825
Donald - October, 2016
Site Editor's Response
Donald, I like both Champion and Wincore. I think the Champion would be better than the 5400 series, but should be equal to their upgraded 7700 series. So, if the installation is generally equal and the Chompion and 7700 series are equal, then I would have to say the Wincore 7700 at $2K less would be my pick.
Dan K. - October, 2016
Champion Windows Cost Bid
I have five rather large windows that need replacing -- they are 81" by roughly 48." So far, I have a bid from Champion for $5500. This bid feels rather high and I'm wondering what you thought. Thanks in advance.
Becky - September, 2016
Site Editor's Response
Becky, $1100 per, even a rather large opening, does on the face of it sound high. However, there might be installation factors driving this cost bid. The best way to find out whether the bid is high or not is to get two or three more bids. Their vinyl windows are equivalent to the Harvey Classic costs, the Amerimax Craftsman Portrait and the Polaris ThermalWeld Series cost.
Let me know what your additional bid prices are and I'm more than happy to give you my opinion!
Dan K. - October, 2016