Pricing reviewed October 2026
Estimated window prices in California: about $560–$2,180 per window installed.
Cities in California
Los Angeles
Local factor ~1.30× national
San Diego
Local factor ~1.28× national
San Jose
Local factor ~1.42× national
San Francisco
Local factor ~1.45× national
Fresno
Local factor ~1.25× national
Sacramento
Local factor ~1.25× national
Long Beach
Local factor ~1.25× national
Oakland
Local factor ~1.40× national
Bakersfield
Local factor ~1.25× national
Anaheim
Local factor ~1.25× national
Santa Ana
Local factor ~1.25× national
Riverside
Local factor ~1.25× national
Stockton
Local factor ~1.25× national
Chula Vista
Local factor ~1.25× national
Irvine
Local factor ~1.32× national
Fremont
Local factor ~1.38× national
San Bernardino
Local factor ~1.25× national
Modesto
Local factor ~1.25× national
Fontana
Local factor ~1.25× national
Moreno Valley
Local factor ~1.25× national
Huntington Beach
Local factor ~1.25× national
Santa Clarita
Local factor ~1.25× national
Garden Grove
Local factor ~1.25× national
Oceanside
Local factor ~1.25× national
Rancho Cucamonga
Local factor ~1.25× national
Santa Rosa
Local factor ~1.25× national
Ontario
Local factor ~1.25× national
Elk Grove
Local factor ~1.25× national
Corona
Local factor ~1.25× national
Lancaster
Local factor ~1.25× national
Palmdale
Local factor ~1.25× national
Other states
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.