New window installation cost calculator

Kukun's window installation cost estimator is a free tool that helps you calculate the cost of adding windows to your house. Simply enter your specifications to get a realistic estimate of your total window installation cost instantly!

The cost calculator tool is easy to use. It uses relevant data such as your zip code, local labor costs and other parameters to arrive at an estimate, so all you’ll have to do is enter a few details.

The tool will then calculate your personalized window installation cost right away.

1. Select the type of window from these options:

• Single hung
• Double hung
• Slider
• Casement
• Awning
• Picture
• Patio slider

2. Choose the window opening type

3.Enter the size of the window and select the window material from the following options:

• Vinyl
• Vinyl clad
• Fiberglass
• Fiberglass clad
• Wood
• Wood clad
• French doors

4. Specify if you prefer divided-light windows

5. Enter your property details

(We do not share this information, but it helps us give you a better estimate and recoup value because labor and material costs vary widely by geography.)

Your window installation cost estimate is now ready!

This estimate will help you analyze your finance options or hire a professional to start work on your window project right away.

We also offer you several options for choosing the right professional remodeling contractors in your area. You can:

• Explore each contractor's profile
• Check out their online reviews
• View all their previous permits

These options will help you make an informed decision and enjoy a seamless window installation.

Everyone dreams of a bright and cheerful house with natural light streaming in. And that all about your windows. Apart from improving the look, value and comfort of your home, windows let in fresh air that helps keep your rooms dry, fresh and healthy.

Well-installed windows will also impress potential buyers if you ever decide to put your property on the market. What’s more, installing new energy-saving windows guarantees one of the best ROIs you can make on your home.

This window installation cost estimator gives you a good idea of the kind of investment required for this home renovation. An estimate will help you effectively manage your milestones and window installation costs. And you won’t stumble across any unwelcome surprises during the execution of your project.

Now you can create a realistic budget and get quality work at a fair price.

Window installation cost ranges from $2,900 to $8,600, averaging at $5,500. Your total window installation cost depends on a lot of parameters, including the type of window, its dimensions and the complexity of the installation process.

The total cost for installing a window varies according to the window material, the number of windows you want to install, the window frames, the window size and style, whether you choose single, double or triple pane glass windows, the level of window insulation, your zip code, local labor costs and the finishing details – to name (more than) a few.

Furthermore, the higher the energy efficiency of your windows, the higher the installation cost will be. You can expect to pay a high upfront amount for such windows, but remember that they’ll help reduce your energy bills in the long run.

Your window’s durability depends a lot on the type of framing material you choose. The table below will give you a good idea about some of the most common window frames and their average cost.

It’s very important that you plan your window installation well in advance. These tips will make the installation process easy for you:

• Set a realistic home remodeling budget. Always include leeway for surprise costs. Experts advise adding an extra 20% to your existing budget.
• Work with expert window installers. Since windows are an important consideration for potential home buyers, ensure a professional finish. It can go a long way in helping you get the best price possible.
• When choosing your home windows, keep your surroundings and its requirements in mind.
• Check and double-check that your new windows (or replacement windows) are the right size.
• Opt for manufacturers that offer good warranties to cover the frame, sash and insulating glass units.
• If you prefer a low-maintenance window, opt for a vinyl window frame rather than wood.
• Look for windows, including locks and handles, that match the rest of the fixtures in your home.
• Consider tilt-in windows to facilitate easy cleaning of the glass.
• Opt for windows that offer high energy efficiency.
• Be sure to get a warranty or guarantee from your contractor.
• Get a written contract from your contractor. The document should detail the complete schedule, deadlines for milestones and payment details.