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Window Replacement Cost Calculator

Estimate the cost to replace your home's windows. Adjust the number of windows, their size, frame and glazing material, and whether you choose full-frame or insert replacement to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

How this calculator is built

Unit costs with sources

This model cites 5 sources across line-item unit costs, regional labor data, and tax references.

Regional labor adjustment

The state table applies local labor indexes only to labor-heavy line items.

Published methodology

The methodology page lists the formula, size drivers, labor model, and source links.

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Change the default inputs to match your scope. The breakdown updates by line item.

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Estimated cost

$5,200$7,800

Typical range for the options you selected.

Itemized cost breakdown
ItemEstimate
Old window removal$700
Window unit$3,200
Installation labor$1,800
Trim, flashing & finish$600
Disposal$200
Subtotal$6,500

Window Replacement Cost by state: typical ranges

Each range applies that state's labor index to the labor-share line items of the default project; materials stay at national prices. Select a state for its full local breakdown and calculator.

Typical window replacement cost by state, default configuration
StateTypical rangeLabor indexPermit
Alabama$4,614–$6,92175%Likely
Alaska$5,739–$8,609123%Likely
Arizona$4,966–$7,44890%Likely
Arkansas$4,684–$7,02678%Likely
California$5,669–$8,503120%Likely
Colorado$5,223–$7,835101%Likely
Connecticut$5,317–$7,976105%Likely
Delaware$5,106–$7,65996%Likely
Florida$4,731–$7,09780%Likely
Georgia$4,661–$6,99177%Likely
Hawaii$5,974–$8,960133%Likely
Idaho$4,848–$7,27385%Likely
Illinois$5,716–$8,574122%Likely
Indiana$5,177–$7,76599%Likely
Iowa$4,919–$7,37888%Likely
Kansas$4,989–$7,48491%Likely
Kentucky$4,825–$7,23784%Likely
Louisiana$4,708–$7,06279%Likely
Maine$5,106–$7,65996%Likely
Maryland$5,317–$7,976105%Likely
Massachusetts$5,692–$8,538121%Likely
Michigan$5,083–$7,62495%Likely
Minnesota$5,364–$8,046107%Likely
Mississippi$4,614–$6,92175%Likely
Missouri$5,177–$7,76599%Likely
Montana$4,989–$7,48491%Likely
Nebraska$4,825–$7,23784%Likely
Nevada$5,341–$8,011106%Likely
New Hampshire$5,153–$7,73098%Likely
New Jersey$5,434–$8,152110%Likely
New Mexico$4,919–$7,37888%Likely
New York$5,575–$8,363116%Likely
North Carolina$4,661–$6,99177%Likely
North Dakota$4,919–$7,37888%Likely
Ohio$5,083–$7,62495%Likely
Oklahoma$4,637–$6,95676%Likely
Oregon$5,388–$8,081108%Likely
Pennsylvania$5,106–$7,65996%Likely
Rhode Island$5,153–$7,73098%Likely
South Carolina$4,825–$7,23784%Likely
South Dakota$4,684–$7,02678%Likely
Tennessee$4,778–$7,16782%Likely
Texas$4,684–$7,02678%Likely
Utah$4,825–$7,23784%Likely
Vermont$5,059–$7,58994%Likely
Virginia$4,825–$7,23784%Likely
Washington$5,692–$8,538121%Likely
West Virginia$4,661–$6,99177%Likely
Wisconsin$5,177–$7,76599%Likely
Wyoming$4,966–$7,44890%Likely

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