Window replacement cost
PLAN YOUR REPLACEMENT
From the material you choose to the size of your doors to how many windows you're replacing, there are a number of factors that impact the cost of your replacement. To bring as much transparency as possible to the process, we'll explore the cost considerations that come into play as you plan your project.
Key replacement cost considerations
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3x stronger
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Ultrex fiberglass vs Fibrex®
Made with 100% fiberglass strands, Ultrex is 3x stronger than Fibrex vinyl/wood composite. So while fiberglass may lend itself to higher initial replacement costs, it's built to last.
Less Maintenance
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Ultrex fiberglass vs. wood
While the cost of wood and fiberglass is comparable, fiberglass only requires occasional cleaning, while wood requires more intensive upkeep like scraping, painting, or staining. These maintenance costs can add up over the life of your windows and doors.
8x stronger
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Ultrex fiberglass vs. vinyl
8x stronger than vinyl, Ultrex resists the warping and shifting that can make it difficult to open and close your windows and patio doors. While vinyl may be more inexpensive up front, it tends to expand and contract, leading to problems down the road.
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Material quality
The material you choose for your windows and patio doors can have a big impact on the cost of your project. It's not as simple as going with the cheapest option. Some materials come with a higher price tag than vinyl or certain woods. However, opting for a material with increased durability and lower maintenance can reduce costs over time.
Installation methods
DIY installation can cut down on external labor costs, but homeowners have to weigh the cost vs. benefit of this approach as with all DIY projects. A professional will ensure the right product is ordered and installation is done properly — the first time.
Number, style, and size
It's no surprise the more windows you install, the higher your costs, but your budget can also be impacted by the style and size of the windows you choose. Intricate styles and larger sizes can be more expensive on their own, but they're also more complicated and costly to install.
Special features and options
Your windows and doors can be customized with higher-end finishes, hardware, design details, glass options, and functionality. All of which affect the cost of your project.
Warranties
Window and door replacement is a project you only want to pay for once. Evaluate both product and installation warranties to ensure any future issues will be covered.
ULTREX® FIBERGLASS MATERIAL
Engineered for enduring value
A proprietary material from Marvin, Ultrex fiberglass stands up to extreme climates, maintains a leak-proof fit, and protects the integrity of your home. It's exceptional strength that amplifies the beauty, comfort, and value of your home in a way other materials can't.
Between the painting and the replacing of the windows, it probably cost us less to replace the windows than it did the last 20 years’ worth of all of the maintenance on the previous windows."
Vince, homeowner
BUDGET TIPS
Create the home you want at a price that feels right
Tailor every detail to fit your budget
Choose where to spend more and where to save. Want premium finishes for your living room and simpler finishes for the basement? With Infinity, you're in control; customization means you don’t have to compromise style or affordability.
Affordable today, manageable over time
Through our trusted financing partner, you can break your project into predictable monthly payments. No hidden fees, no surprises. We’ll walk you through it, step by step.
Start where it matters most
You don’t need to replace everything at once. If your patio doors ice over but upstairs windows are fine, start with the problem areas. Tackle drafts, boost energy efficiency, or upgrade first-floor windows for curb appeal. With Infinity, a phased approach lets you prioritize now and plan the rest later.
Potential for lower energy bills
Replacing windows and doors with options that reduce drafts, minimize heat conductivity, or meet ENERGY STAR® requirements* can keep your HVAC systems from working overtime.
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