How much does a window replacement cost? (2026)
A window replacement costs about $8,000 on average in 2026, with most projects running $4,500–$13,000 for a typical 10-window project. That works out to roughly $450–$1,300 per window.
Window replacement cost, by tier
| Tier | Per window | Typical project |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | $450 | $4,500 |
| Mid-range | $800 | $8,000 |
| High-end | $1,300 | $13,000 |
Project totals assume a typical 10-window project — an illustrative size to show scale, not a benchmark. Your total scales with the actual size.
Window replacement cost by region
Labor and materials vary widely by region. Against the national average, a mid-range window replacement runs roughly:
| Region | Typical per window | vs. national |
|---|---|---|
| Northeast | $944 | 18% above the national average |
| Midwest | $720 | 10% below the national average |
| South | $704 | 12% below the national average |
| West | $912 | 14% above the national average |
Window replacement cost by state
Northeast
Midwest
South
Sources
Window replacement figures are drawn from Angi, This Old House, NerdWallet editorial cost guides (2026) and adjusted by US Census region, last sourced 2026-07-05. They are budgeting estimates — rough starting points, not quotes, and not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does a window replacement cost in 2026?
- A window replacement costs about $8,000 on average, with most projects running $4,500–$13,000 for a typical 10-window project. Actual cost depends on materials, scope, and local labor.
- How much does one replacement window cost?
- Budget on roughly $450–$1,300 per window installed, around $800 for a typical mid-range window.
- Are these window replacement costs a quote?
- No. They are estimates from Angi, This Old House, NerdWallet editorial cost guides (2026), adjusted for region — useful for budgeting and comparing homes, not a substitute for a contractor's quote.
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