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Window replacement cost (2026)

Per-window prices, whole-house totals and local estimates.

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Pricing reviewed October 2026

Replacement windows cost $450 to $1,500 per window installed in 2026, with an average around $1,047. Replacing 10–15 windows typically costs $4,500 to $22,500.

ProjectInstalled cost
Per window$450 – $1,500 (avg ~$1,047)
10–15 windows$4,500 – $22,500
Single-story home$4,500 – $27,000
Two-story home$9,000 – $45,000+

Roughly 85% of the cost is the window itself (~$897) and 15% is labor (~$149).

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Cost by window style

Window styleInstalled per window (vinyl, Low-E)
Single-hung$250 – $650
Double-hung$450 – $950
Sliding$450 – $1,100
Casement$550 – $1,150
Awning$550 – $1,150
Picture$400 – $1,200
Bay / bow$1,500 – $4,000

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Window replacement cost

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Vinyl, fiberglass, wood, aluminum.

Whole-house cost

Single- and two-story homes.

Window costs by city

150 local guides.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to replace a window in 2026?

Window replacement costs $450 to $1,500 per window installed, with an average around $1,047.

How much does it cost to replace 10 windows?

Replacing 10–15 windows typically costs $4,500 to $22,500 depending on style, material and installation.

How much of window cost is labor?

About 15% — roughly $149 of an average $1,047 window; the unit itself is about 85%.

Window figures marked as from the 2026 cost guide ($450–$1,500 per window installed, ~$1,047 average; 10–15 windows $4,500–$22,500; single-story home $4,500–$27,000, two-story $9,000–$45,000+; materials ~85% / labor ~15%) come from the WindowCostEstimate 2026 cost guide. Per-style base ranges and multipliers come from the HomeLynk window calculator pricing model (editorial model, reviewed October 2026). City adjustments are editorial estimates, not survey data. Compare written quotes from local installers.