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New windows can cut drafts, steady the temperature room to room and lift how the house looks from the street. Answer a few questions and compare quotes from contractors near you.
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Replacement window styles
Not sure which you have? The contractor will confirm it on the measure.
Double-hung
Casement
Bay and bow
Picture
Sliding
AwningWhat you can get quotes for
Tell the form which one fits and it will route your request to contractors who handle that work.
Whole-home replacement
Every window in the house, usually priced per opening.
A few problem windows
Just the ones that stick, leak or fog up.
Bay and bow windows
Larger feature windows that change the room.
Patio and sliding doors
Often quoted alongside a window job.
Storm or impact damage
Cracked glass, damaged frames, insurance work.
Energy upgrades
Double or triple glazing and better frame materials.
Signs it may be time to replace
- You feel a draft standing near a window that is shut
- There is fog or moisture sealed between the panes
- Sashes stick, or will not stay up on their own
- Heating and cooling bills keep climbing for no clear reason
- You can see rot, soft wood or warped frames
- Street noise carries straight through the glass
What old windows cost you
Old and aging windows
- Higher heating and cooling bills
- Drafts and cold spots by the glass
- Condensation sealed between the panes
- Sashes that stick or drop shut
- Rot, swelling and warped frames
- Street noise carrying straight through
New replacement windows
- Better insulation against heat and cold
- More even temperature across the room
- Sealed units that stay clear
- Smooth opening and secure locks
- Low-maintenance modern frames
- Noticeably quieter rooms
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Get my window quotesWhat moves the price
Quotes for the same job can differ a lot between contractors. These are the things that usually explain the gap.
How many openings
Most quotes are built per window, so the count drives the total more than anything else.
Frame and glass
Vinyl, wood, fiberglass and the glass package sit at very different price points.
Style and size
A standard double-hung costs less to make and fit than a bay, arch or oversized unit.
What the crew finds
Rot in the opening, custom sizes and upper-floor access all add labor.
For scale, published national cost guides put a full window replacement project at roughly $7,000 on average in 2026, and plenty of jobs land well above or below that. Treat it as a ballpark for planning only. The only number that means anything is the written quote a contractor gives you for your home.
Repair or replace
The honest answer depends on your home, but this is how the two usually compare.
| Consider | Repair | Replace |
|---|---|---|
| Up-front cost | Lower, often per unit | Higher, priced per opening |
| How long it lasts | Buys a few more years | Decades on modern frames |
| Energy bills | Little change | Usually the bigger improvement |
| Best when | One seal, pane or handle has failed | Rot, or the same fault house-wide |
How it works
Tell us about the project
A few quick questions, starting with your ZIP code.
Share your contact details
So a contractor can reach you about a quote.
Get matched locally
Your request goes to partner contractors covering your area.
Compare and decide
Talk to them, compare written quotes, and hire only if you want to.
Worth asking before you sign
Whoever you end up talking to, these five questions tend to surface the difference between two quotes.
- Is this price per window, or for the whole job?
- Which frame material and glass package am I actually getting?
- Will your own crew do the work, or a subcontractor?
- What is covered on the product, what is covered on the labor, and for how long?
- What happens to the price if you find rot once the old window is out?
Common questions
How long does window replacement take?
A single window is often an hour or two. A whole house is commonly one to three days, depending on the number of openings and whether anything needs repair once the old units come out. Each contractor will give you their own timeline.
Do I have to replace every window at once?
No. Many homeowners start with the worst rooms and work through the house over a few years. Ask each contractor whether pricing changes when you split the job into phases.
Will new windows lower my energy bill?
Better frames and glass usually reduce drafts and heat transfer, so many homeowners see lower bills. How much depends on your climate, your existing windows and the rest of the house, so nobody can promise you a specific saving up front.
Should I repair or replace?
Repair often makes sense for a broken seal, hardware or a single cracked pane. Replacement tends to win when frames are rotting, units are painted shut, or you are dealing with the same problem across the house.
Do I need to be home for the quote?
Usually yes for the measure, since sizes and condition have to be checked in person. Some contractors give a rough range over the phone first.
See what your windows would cost
It takes about a minute. Answer a few questions and local contractors can get back to you with quotes.
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