Andersen Windows Prices 2026

Andersen windows prices range from $750 to $2,500+ installed per window. Your final cost depends on the specific series, window size, installation company bid, and custom upgrades.

In this guide, we take a deep dive into Andersen's five main window lines: the 100, 200, 400, A-Series, and E-Series. We also clarify the common confusion between Andersen Windows and Doors and the Renewal by Andersen franchise, which sells Fibrex composite windows and doors.

Written by: Dane, Site Editor
Experience: 40+ years in window installation and replacement
Editorial Review: Replacement Windows Reviews Team
Updated: March 8, 2026 (Originally Published Aug 2013)

These price points and averages are based on recent consumer price quotes across multiple regions in the United States.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)

Average Andersen Windows Cost

These price ranges reflect the average installed costs based on recent homeowner quotes and contractor estimates across multiple regions.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)

Table of Contents

• Andersen Windows Prices Summary
• Andersen Windows And Doors Overview
• Average Andersen Windows Cost
• Andersen Company Overview
• Andersen Whole House Project Cost
• Andersen 100 Series Cost
• 200 Series Windows Price
• Andersen 400 Series Cost
• A Series Pricing
• Andersen E Series Cost
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Final Verdict

Andersen Company Overview

• Headquartered In Bayport, Minnesota
• Company Founded In 1903
• Owned By The Andersen Corporation
• Best Known Brand Recognition In The Industry
• Wood Windows And Doors Are Excellent
• 100 Series Fibrex Windows And Doors Are Good

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Andersen Whole House Cost

Andersen Windows Prices :: 100 Series

The 100 Series is a composite window that uses a fibrex composite mainframe. By far the most popular Andersen series sold due to its availability through the big box stores and its much more reasonable price point compared to other Andersen window series.

The 100 series is a quality composite window and one of the nicest looking windows on the market in my opinion. One of the reasons is the finish of the frame, the wide array of frame colors, as well as the hardware and glass choices and upgrades.

Many contractors and industry experts considered the Andersen 100 window to be a solid product, although its performance data and energy efficiency numbers are just okay in my opinion. Compare the Anderson 100 Series to Okna Starmark windows prices.

Dane - Site Editor

Andersen Windows 100 Series Prices

Hi Dane, I need to replace 25 units, got a quote from one vendor for three different brands. They came at:

Wincore 5400 Series Windows - $25,041

Andersen Windows 100 Series Prices - $34,437

Simonton Platinum vinyl - $24,963

What would be your preference between Wincore and Simonton since they are almost equal in price?

For Houston TX climate, is Andersen composite worth spending the extra $10k?

Thank you for your help,

Fernando - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Fernando, I’d prefer the Simonton Platinum over the Wincore 5400 series. I would consider getting 2 or 3 more bids though — this would be the only way to get enough bids to find more value in the marketplace.

I don’t think the Andersen 100 composite is worth the extra $$$ myself….

Here are my recommendations:

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Andersen Fibrex 100 Series Quote

This project is for full tear-outs and new windows, not replacement windows. I have 42 double hungs (12 have transoms above), 10 casements (4 have transoms), and one rather large Palladian window, along with 12 more windows in our sunroom.

Andersen 100 Quote: $130K
Pella 350 Series Price: $122K

ProVia Aspect Windows Price: $98K

Beth - Homeowner - from 2022

Anderson 100 Series Cost

We have 2 quotes so far on 7 picture windows, and 13 double hungs. All with a black exterior and a white interior.

Anderson 100 Series Cost: $24,280

WinCore 7700 Price: $17,100

Karl - Homeowner - from 2021

Andersen Windows Price List

I have collected 12 quotes, but have narrowed it way down on 16 double hungs.

Anderson 100 Price: $21K

Zen Nirvana Price: $14.2K

Anlin Catalina Price: $12.9K

Molly - Homeowner - from 2021

I'm looking to replace five windows and one patio door.I live in Minnesota. We've gotten quotes from three companies and I'd really like to get your advise on which one I should go with. I intend to live in my home long term so I'd really like to get a good durable product that will serve me well for as long as possible.

1) Sunrise Restorations: $12k

2) Andersen 100 (Windows) 200 Series (Door): $12.6k

3) Soft-Lite Imperial LS: $11.2k

Thanks!

Yune - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Yune, you have three good products. However, the Sunrise and Soft-Lite products are better than the Andersen. Good news for you since their bid is the highest. The Soft-Lite Imperial LS and Sunrise Restorations are two of the best windows on the market. I would give the nod to the the Imperial LS only because this saves you $800. The bigger consideration for me would be the strength and reputation of the company doing the install. This would be the deciding factor for me.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2017

Andersen 100 Series Costs

I live in Northern Utah and am considering Okna, Soft-Lite, Milgard, Sunrise, Andersen and Zen. The Milgard Tuscany quote is for $8580, while the Anderson 100 quote is for $7880 ($60 additional for grids).

I'd like to hear your take on the Tuscany Milgard vs the Anderson 100.

Fran - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Fran, I'd give the nod to the Andersen 100 series in terms of overall construction, performance data, and craftsmanship. The Tuscany is not a bad window at all, but I'd go with the Andersen considering the better quality and lower price tag.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016

Andersen Windows Prices

My wife and I are replacing 40 windows, many of them casements. I have three bids that I'm considering:

Andersen 100 Series: $50,000

Vytex 3300 Series: $37,500
Simonton 5500 Series: $43,500

Gene - Homeowners - from 2015

[Site Editor's Response]

Gene, the Andersen 100 sounds too high to me. Good window, but not $1000 plus per window good. I'm not sure which Vytex Window this is, but I like the company. I would get the performance numbers on this window and compare it to the Simonton 5500. I like the 5500 series a lot, but if the Vytex has similar numbers I'd go with this and save the $6K.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2015

Andersen 200 Series Prices

The 200 Series is the company's entry level wood clad window. The 200 uses a vinyl exterior cladding and a real wood interior, which can be ordered in numerous colors and options (but not as many options as the 400 Series).

Like the 400 series, the 200 window comes as either the Tilt-Wash or NarrowLine model. The sashes on the Tilt-Wash tilt in for cleaning, which is nice. The Flexicron sash is less sturdy than with the the 400 Tilt-Wash series. The NarrowLine is a nice design, but in general the 400 is the much preferred window. Compare the Andersen 200 Series to Pella Lifestyle prices.

Dane - Site Editor

Andersen 200 Price Quote

We're considering the Aeries by Provia, which is their wood clad window. It comes with a limited lifetime warranty that includes a glass replacement provision. The Aeris has a u-factor 0.27, SHGC 0.20, VT 0.47, CR of 0.59 and AI of 0.3. The cost was $9800.

We also got a quote on the Andersen 200 series for $13,500. Expensive, but less expensive than Anderson Renewals.

Was curious what you thought.

Debbie - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Reply]

Debbie, ProVia makes a good window, I'd say the Aeris would be on par with the Andersen 200 series. Andersen is a big name in the window industry, but ProVia has a good reputation in doors. I would ultimately go with the less expensive option unless you thought the installation from the Andersen dealer was going to be better.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

200 Series Andersen Windows Prices

We're buying 14 new constrution double hungs and was hoping to get a bit of feedback on the bids we've received.
Simonton Asure: 16,000

Sunrise Vanguard: $13,895
Renewal By Andersen: $33,000
Anderson 200: $25,000

Mary - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Mary, even for new construction, those are hefty price tags, I'm going to assume that there is some major work going on to the frames and sills on those. The Sunrise Vanguard is the best deal there. By far. Unless you need wood windows, the Sunrise is definitely the way to go.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

Andersen Windows Prices :: 400 Series

The 400 Series is a vinyl clad wood window that is considered the company's best option for the money. It comes a whole host of colors, options, sizes, upgrades, etc.

The Anderson 400 wood windows can be ordered as a Tilt-Wash or a Woodwright. The 400 Tilt-Wash has a much better sash than the 200 Series. The Woodwright option, which is our favorite, uses a fibrex sash and is a quality wood clad option. 400 Woodwright is one of our top wood windows. It is not an inexpensive window—compare the Andersen 400 Series to Marvin Ultimate pricing.

Dane - Site Editor

Andersen Windows Prices

Thank you!! Now that I think about it, the Andersen 100 is a single hung, it should not have moved when in the lock position. I will take another look. I really liked the Andersen 400 series, but not the price. It was around $58,000 for 34 windows and $24,000 for the Andersen 100. I will check out the Sunrise Restorations on Friday.

Brent - Homeowner - from 2022

Anderson 400 Series Costs

Dane, we have received several quotes on replacing 8 casement windows with double hungs and are down to a couple of quotes and we were wondering what your thoughts are.

Soft-lite Elements $8,295. These would be installed by the selling company crew.

Anderson 400 series High Performance Smart-Sun Low E4 $7,100. These would be installed by a local contractor with a great reputation.

Tony - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Tony, I myself would prefer the Soft-lite Elements for the extra $1K. I like the Anderson 400 series, but don't think that the wood window interior will hold up nearly as well as the top performing vinyl window like the Soft-Lite Elements.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Anderson Conversion Kit Cost

I have 27 windows that are Anderson Narrowlines, which were installed around 1989. I bought the conversion kits to make them new again. This will cost me $10,000 - $12,000 as a DIY project.

If I use an Andersen certified installer, they want $27,000 to do the same job.

Bill - Homeowner - from 2017

Andersen Windows Prices vs Okna

Dane, I like your website and I've been lurking about for several months gathering up information. Now to need to think seriously about replacing my windows. We had a local Okna company give us a price bid on 16 double hungs and 1 small awning style. This was on the Okna 500 deluxe.

Installation is pretty complex because they have to remove the siding, seal the back of flanges with silicone, and do exterior capping if needed. The financed price ended up being $12,600 with a lifetime warranty on the installation and a transferable lifetime warranty for the windows themselves.

Our next bid to come out is for the Anderson 400 series. My wife really likes the look of this. Finally, we intend to have a Sunrise rep come out to give us a bid as well.

Robert - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Robert, the Okna bid sounds fair given everything they have to do to the windows during the project. I would be very interested to see how the Sunrise and Andersen 400 bids compare. I would think that the Sunrise Standard window and the Okna 500 would be relatively close in price. The Andersen 400 will be more expensive. The Andersen 400 window is quite a nice wood window and one of my favorites. However, wood clads can be tricky business because of how much maintenance they require and how much less time they last compared to a high quality vinyl window. I would spend some time trying to figure out if this is really what you want.

Assuming you decide on wood, then the Andersen is the way to go. If however, you decide on vinyl, then either the Okna or Sunrise is an excellent option. I'd go with the lower cost unit.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

Andersen 400 vs Okna 500 Series

I have a bid on 17 Harvey Classic double hung windows that comes out to $460 each. We also new to replace two bay windows and a patio sliding door. This portion is $9200. Does this sound like a reasonable quote? Previously, we had a bid on the Andersen 400 series and doors and this came out to $7500 more.

Wayland - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Wayland Harvey vinyl windows are a good quality window and $460 for the Classic installed is a very fair price. The Andersen 400 is a better window than the Harvey, but wood is a tricky material to deal with. It is more expensive, but it doesn't hold up over time as well as vinyl. $7500 is about what I'd expect you to pay to go with the Andersen over the Harvey.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Andersen 400 vs Sunrise

A Sunrise dealer priced out replacing all our windows using white frames, grids, white exterior and white hardware. All told, the price came out to $460 per window with the vendor doing all interior & exterior work.

Also had an Andersen rep come out who gave me a quote on the 400 Tilt Wash without grids that came to $560 plus tax.

Which is the better deal do you think?

Ron - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Ron, the better deal is probably the Sunrise, but I'm partial to vinyl windows. If you really want wood windows, then $560 for the Andersen 400 series is a screaming deal. Wood just makes me a little bit nervous so I tend to suggest people go with a high quality vinyl window.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Andersen Windows Prices

We are looking to replace 20 windows in our home - we currently have the original Anderson wood clads from the 1991 construction of our home. We have had a multitude ofsales/installers in and out of our home in the last several weeks and our heads are spinning - we like the idea of composite, wood is great but not a requirement (goal is energy efficiency in both hot and cold months); high quality vinyl is OK - we really want double-hung...

Here is a sampling of what we are considering (windows and installation):

Andersen by Renewal Cost - $36,000

Andersen 400 Woodrite series (Home Depot) - $33,000

Global Tech/gtech 12 - $16,000

BF Rich Cabernet - $13,000

Okna 800 Enviro-star - $10,000

Joseph - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

If this were me, it would be an absolute no brainer -- the Okna 800 is probably one of the top 3 vinyl windows on the market. Frankly I'm VERY surpirsed how low that price is -- I'm almost suspect of it.

Here is what I would do, I would call the Okna rep and see what it would cost to switch to the interior laminates -- Okna makes a pretty awesome looking laminate, which means you get a pretty darn realistic looking "wood window," but with all of the benefits of vinyl. BTW, this window will blow the doors off of any composite window out there (or wood for that matter) -- the only one that comes close is the Okna Starmark...

The Okna laminates come in natural wood, cherry or cognac. Check out their website for sample colors and also ask the rep how you can see the laminates in person so you can get a sense of how the laminate looks.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Andersen Windows Cost vs Sunrise

My contractor got great pricing though his distributor for a 400 double hung. The big choice is now between an Anderson 400 for $550 and the Sunrise for $560. The only reason I'm even considering the choice is because our home has stained oak trim and the window would look beautiful stained to match. The white vinyl isn't as attractive looking in a stained frame.

Is the Sunrise still the best option for function and longevity?

Tom - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Tom, that is a fantastic price for the Andersen 400 series. While the Sunrise would probably last longer, the Andersen 400 is well made and the interior wood is very nice looking. If you are willing to stain and take care of the interior wood, I'd have to say go with the Anderson -- especially if every time you look at the windows they are a thing of beauty. Vinyl is simply not a thing of beauty...

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Anderson Window Prices On The 400 series

We've settled on insert replacements since a full siding replacement is not an option for us at this time. My sons bedroom window is leaking air and condensating so bad that the wood sash started to mold at the end of last winter. Originally we wanted Andersen 400 series but can't afford the $720 each (uninstalled). The comparable Kolbe Heritage window was $893 (uninstalled).

Tom - Homeowner - from 2016

Andersen 400 Series Cost

We're replacing 30 double hungs and have bids for the Anderson 400 Woodwright series (upgraded screens and glass) - $20K.

Weathershield came in at $16K, but I'm not a fan of the brand, so I've tossed them out already.

Sierra Pacific gave us a bid of $13K and that includes triple pane glass and exterior screens.

Les - Homeowner - from 2012

[Contractor Response]

Les, I normally don't suggest the highest bid, but in this case that's the winner, at least in my opinion. That's actually a very good price on the Anderson 400 and the Wooddwright is my favorite of their entire line of wood clad windows. Sierra Pacific is a mid range wood window manufacturer and I don't think you are going to get the long term value you're looking for with their products.

Jim - Contractor - from 2011

Read all of our Sierra Pacific Windows reviews.

Andersen A Series Windows Prices

The A Series is a top-of-the-line fiberglass clad wood window that is fully customizable and comes in a huge array of frame, trim and sash colors. The window can be ordered in any 1/4 inch size increment and has tons of amazing custom features and hardware upgrades.

The A Series, or Architectural Series, is built to be used by architects and high end designers and is priced as such. If you can afford it, our hats are off to you because this is a truly beautiful wood window. Compare the Andersen Architectural Series to Loewen window prices.

Anderson Windows Prices :: E Series

The E Series is one of the company's high end wood clad series, along with the Architectural series. A very nice options, but also very pricey.

Dane - Site Editor

Andersen Windows Cost E Series

Hi Dane, we live in Dallas and are looking to replace the inefficient windows in our home. We have received quotes from both Anderson and Marvin. While their windows seem to be excellent options, the problem is their price. We have been quoted 100k and 45k respectively.

I'd like to spend no more than 25k. What options should I consider? Both reps have told me that vinyl will not hold up in Texas heat, and are being outlawed in various states. Is this true, if so what other options do I have without cleaning out the bank.

I have started to look at Milgard, but want to understand if the vinyl will have durability concerns.

Jesse - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Jesse, Anderson and Marvin windows, but you should be able to get a GOOD vinyl window (or aluminum) and be fine in the Texas heat. I’ve never heard the whole outlawing claim and would be surprised if that were true – that sounds like scare tactics to me.

I would start with your local Don Young windows, which makes excellent aluminum windows. They also make a pretty good vinyl window. Get their opinion on vinyl in your immediate area.

I know Milgard now makes a vinyl series specifically for Texas. I like Milgard and feel they make a quality product. The other company I might check is Zen Windows, which is a franchise of Soft-Lite. I believe they have a branch in your area.

I just suggested three window brands, but obviously I can’t vouch for the quality of the local companies who would be installing it. Make sure you read the online reviews for the companies and ask lots of questions. Feel free to shoot the bids my way when you get them and I’m more than happy to give you my opinion!

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Andersen Windows Verdict

Andersen Windows And Doors are a very strong brand, but also quite expenisve. While I'm not a huge fan of wood clad windows and doors, Andersen makes several quality options for each. So, yes, worth a bid if you are in the market for wood-clad windows and doors.

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