It’s true—window replacements are often a big-ticket item. The materials used are one of the biggest factors that make windows so expensive.
Depending on the quality, you could expect to spend anywhere from $150 to over $1,000 to replace a single window.
Materials that are more durable, longer-lasting, and have better insulation properties could save you more money over time, but those benefits can come with some pretty hefty upfront costs. If you have large or uniquely-shaped windows to replace, you can also expect your prices to rise.
Windows must be properly installed, so labor costs in your area could also play a role in expensive window replacements—especially if there’s a local shortage of qualified installers.
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