Window Replacement Costs

Removal of existing windows and installation of new vinyl, fiberglass, or wood replacement windows with insulated glass, caulking, and interior trim.

Verified by 3 sourcesUpdated March 21, 2026

Cost Comparison by Location

50 locations with verified cost data

Cost Comparison — Window Replacement

Alabama3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,354

High

$32,000

Alaska3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,388

High

$32,000

Arizona3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,367

High

$32,000

Arkansas3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,351

High

$32,000

California3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,407

High

$32,000

Colorado3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,377

High

$32,000

Connecticut3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,385

High

$32,000

Delaware3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,380

High

$32,000

Florida3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,355

High

$32,000

Georgia3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,360

High

$32,000

Hawaii3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,429

High

$32,000

Idaho3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,356

High

$32,000

Illinois3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,410

High

$32,000

Indiana3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,379

High

$32,000

Iowa3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,367

High

$32,000

Kansas3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,362

High

$32,000

Kentucky3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,360

High

$32,000

Louisiana3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,358

High

$32,000

Maine3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,377

High

$32,000

Maryland3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,378

High

$32,000

Massachusetts3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,400

High

$32,000

Michigan3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,381

High

$32,000

Minnesota3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,387

High

$32,000

Mississippi3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,351

High

$32,000

Missouri3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,380

High

$32,000

Montana3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,374

High

$32,000

Nebraska3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,358

High

$32,000

Nevada3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,382

High

$32,000

New Hampshire3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,378

High

$32,000

New Jersey3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,382

High

$32,000

New Mexico3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,363

High

$32,000

New York3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,385

High

$32,000

North Carolina3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,354

High

$32,000

North Dakota3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,375

High

$32,000

Ohio3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,375

High

$32,000

Oklahoma3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,354

High

$32,000

Oregon3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,380

High

$32,000

Pennsylvania3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,377

High

$32,000

Rhode Island3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,379

High

$32,000

South Carolina3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,356

High

$32,000

South Dakota3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,352

High

$32,000

Tennessee3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,358

High

$32,000

Texas3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,355

High

$32,000

Utah3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,362

High

$32,000

Vermont3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,382

High

$32,000

Virginia3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,359

High

$32,000

Washington3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,404

High

$32,000

West Virginia3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,353

High

$32,000

Wisconsin3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,379

High

$32,000

Wyoming3 sources

Low

$175

Typical

$11,370

High

$32,000

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About Window Replacement Costs

Window replacement costs in Alabama vary significantly based on project scope, window type, and installation complexity. The wide range reflects everything from simple single-window replacements to comprehensive whole-home projects. Regional factors including local labor availability, material sourcing, climate considerations for energy efficiency, and permit requirements all influence final pricing in Alabama.

Questions to Ask Your Contractor

  • 1What is included in your quote: labor, materials, disposal of old windows, and cleanup?
  • 2Are you licensed, insured, and bonded in Alabama, and can you provide references?
  • 3What type and brand of windows do you recommend, and why?
  • 4What is your warranty coverage on both materials and installation workmanship?
  • 5Do you handle all necessary permits and inspections, or is that my responsibility?
  • 6What is your timeline for project completion and how do you handle weather delays?
  • 7Are there energy efficiency ratings or certifications that apply to the windows you're installing?
  • 8What is your payment schedule, and do you require a deposit before starting work?
  • 9How do you handle old window disposal and site cleanup after installation?
  • 10Will you provide a detailed written estimate that breaks down all costs and specifications?