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Champion Window Prices
Champion window prices will run 3/4 out of 5 when compared to all vinyl window manufacturers. All of the installation is from Champion certified installers, which is part of the reason for the higher price. For the most part, installers and contractors think the window is solidly made and contructed. Some of these same contractors feel that they are a bit overpriced for what you are getting - that it is a good product but not one of the best replacement windows in the vinyl category.
Comfort Series Double Pane Ratings: Consumers can expect the following performance data from the Champion window: U-factor: 0.27, SHGC: 0.19, VT: 0.44, CR: 55, and AI: 0.10. All in all, very nice numbers - maybe not in the elite class, but not far off either.
Dane - Site Editor - Page Last Updated: July 9, 2025
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Champion Window Prices | 2025
Raleigh North Carolina Window Prices
I have 4 quotes so far. Here are the money breakdowns for 35 new construction windows here near Raleigh NC. Most of these are double hung and are standard sized (one is a rather large eyebrow picture window).
Window World 4000: $36K
MI Windows 4550: $60K (MI Windows Prices)
Vytex Savannah: $50K
Champion: $55K
Marvin Elevate: $90K (Marvin Windows Cost)
Dave - Homeowner - from 2025
Champion vs ProVia
I have received a few quotes on the Provia EN600 and on Champion. This is on 14 replacement insert windows, white inside and out. Wisconsin Roofers - Provia Endure Series EN600 Triple Pane: $13,000. Champion started at $44,000 and finally came down to $18K after some back and forth texts...
David - Homeowner - from 2024
Champion Windows Cost
My husband and I are replacing 8 windows - 4 for sun damage and 4 for hail damage. Also 1 patio slide door (no real damage here, just old). All of the price quotes are for retrofit installation.
Renewal By Andersen: $28K
Champion Pricing: $21K
Home Depot Simonton 6200: $12.8K (Home Depot Windows Prices)
Anlin Catalina (Anlin Malibu For Door): $10.4K
Soft-Lite Classic (Kingsroyal For Door): $10.6K
Thanks for all you do on windows and your Champion window prices page, it really helps out us consumers. I filled out your form as well, so thanks for that also!
Tina - Homeowner - from 2023
Replacement Window Quotes
Hi Dane, here is a recap of the bids I received; I took time to get 11 quotes any final advice would be greatly appreciated. The quotes are for 14 windows and 1 patio door all windows have a gride in upper pain only, all will get work permits if needed four will work with HOA
1. Window Universe -- $15,956.00 okna elegant door, double hung eco pro600 windows with safety glass in 2 baths
Okna - $16,436.00 600 series with a provia endure door
Okna – $17,276.00 800 series with a provia endure door
2. Universal Windows Direct Prices --20,950.00
3. Window Depot - $17,931.00 provia endure
4. WindowDepot — $21,442 okna starmark
5. Window City Pros $21,150.00 vertex fortress and door
6. Window Nation Prices -- 18,202.00 soft lite imperial elite 14,566.00 door 3,636.00 for safety glass 2 baths
7. EZ Window - $11,520.00 gold series
8. Kline Home Exterior - $17,386 10-year labor provia endure
9. Champion - $32,950
10. Home Exteriors — $17560 Vytex Potomac
11. Andersen —out of my buget
Ed - Homeowner - from 2023
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Ed, I'd go with Window Universe Cleveland -- they get good reviews -- I'd still with the Okna 600 for $15,956.00 okna elegant door, double hung eco pro600 windows. Great installation company, great series at a very fair price! That's a trfiecta...
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Champion vs ProVia
I'm replacing 13 double hungs, 1 picture window, and 1 half moon -- all of them in brick.
Provia Endure Series: $15.7K
Champion Series: $28k
West Shore Window And Door Prices: $24k
Ply Gem 5050 Series: $9K
Gentek Signature Elite: $13k
John - Homeowner - from 2022
Champion Window Prices 2023
Hi Dane. I'm hoping for some advice on a Champions quote I just received. I'm in Denver, CO and have 11 windows and 2 patio doors. One is a large stairwell window that requires tempered glass, which I know costs more. The total bid was $53k and with the current 40% promotion it was $32k. The basic window price quoted was $3600 and patio doors were $7800. This was more than 2x what I was expecting. Does this pricing seem right to you?
Thank you for your help!!
Kristen - Homeowner - from 2023
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Kristen, $32K seems excessive to me. By quite a bit. I'll send you my recommended Colorado replacement list -- I'd suggest getting two to three more bids -- that will put your Champion quote into perspective and tell you whether the bid is excessive, or it's in line with the requirements of the project details.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Window Replacement Bids
Hi Dane. Well, since we last corresponded, I have physically looked at the Window World and determine them to be a piece of junk. Yesterday I had a bid made by Marvin Infinity. They only have fiberglass windows, and although they were very nice, they were out of my price range.
I have made an appointment for Monday with the Soft Lite dealer by following the link you sent me. Thank you. We shall see what that brings. In the meantime I am still down to Pella and Champion. Why specifically do you think Champion is the better of the two. The Pella seems to be a more attractive window. Taking it one step further why do you prefer the Soft Lite over both of these two? Is it construction, or efficiency, or warranty? Please be specific.
Thank you again so much for your advice. Unfortunately Okna does not have a dealer anywhere near to me. So they are out!
Bob - Homeowner - from 2023
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Bob, Champion and the Pella 250 are probably on par with one another, but I would give the nod to Champion. The Pella 250 is a solid performer I just find it expensive for the quality.
I think you need two more bids.
Zen Windows of Cincinnati closed down so that's not a possibility.
What about these guys? [pulled] They sell a Soft-Lite Elements -- which is the best in the business.
I would also contact Okna Windows and see if they have a rep in that area -- they should I would think.
Once you have the two more bids, then I think you can make the right selection and move on.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Champion Windows vs Renewal By Andersen
Hi Dane, I found your site today (along with you Champion Window Prices webpage) and thought you had some great insights. We are looking to replace 13 windows. We’ve had 2 quotes, one from Anderson Renewal for about $18000 and one from Champion for about $19000. Both quotes are after their latest “discounts” are applied. I see my quotes are similar to what some of your readers are getting. I like both of these, but think the Champion may have a slight edge. Cost is a puzzle to me. It doesn’t seem to jive with what they give as a range of prices for the type of window we want. Makes me a bit leery.
Dan - Homeowner - from 2023
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Dan, that's just a very high quote from Champion -- usually RBA is crazy high above other bids. Brick and three stories does not help your cause though. I would move on from these quotes and see if you can't come up with something a bit more reasonable. You should be able to get a high quality vinyl window for 2/3 the cost of Renewal...on average...
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
365 Series Window Costs
Dane, we have six windows to replace. The quote from Champion for their 365 series is $9,500. Alside Mezzo triple pane is $6,500.
We are retirees and do not plan to move again. What are your thoughts? Thank you.
Dan - Homeowner - from 2023
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Dan, Champion makes a good product -- but the bid seems high to me. The alside Mezzo is probably not the series I would select for my "forever" home.
Not quite sure what is available in SLC, but here is my list of good and great brands and options.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Champion Windows vs Andersen
Hi Dane, would like your opinion, we have 15 windows, with vinyl quotes at $24k from Champion, and $29k from Andersen.
Last year received $14k from a local contractor. Thank you!
Sean - Homeowner - from 2022
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Sean, my advice is to continue collecting bids because those sound very high...
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Windows Cost Quote
Hi Dane, glad I found your site. I had a Champion window prices quote of $6500 for 4 double hungs. That seems a very steed price, especially that was including a "40%" discount (original price was more than $11500!) So that normal practice to quote double the price and just say afterwards I give you a "40% discount", just to end up with their actual price?
Thank you so much,
Michel - Homeowner - from 2022
[Website Editor Answers]
Michel, the tactic must work because lots of window dealers/companies use it. I find it to be a head scratcher myself -- somehow they discounted their price 40% over the course of an hour presentation?
To my way of thinking, anything over $1000 a window is too much, although there are certainly project that require lots of additional work and warrant that cost. Because there are so many factors involved in pricing, the best way to truly know what a fair market price is, you really need to collect like four bids. This allows you to see different windows, prices, companies, and to possibly play them off one another to get the best product at the best price.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Champion Windows Cost Quote
We've got 18 windows and a few bids to contemplate. All with upgraded glass packages.
Window World 4000 Series: $11,640
Zen Nirvana Series: $15,560
Vytex Potomac Series: $21,710
Champion Series: $23,000
Universal Windows Series: $17,000
Tina - Homeowner - from 2021
Georgia Window Prices
Jim from GA, I gotten 3 estimates for 11 replacement windows. One was 5k Pella.....I'm staying away from. The other 2 were close Champion was 20K the lowest I got from them was $13,500 if I signed right then and there.... I did not. They said my next estimate would be close to theirs.....New South Windows. Do you think that price is to high? I have the option to wait a year or 2 until this craziness settles down in the construction business. Your thoughts,
Jim - Homeowner - from 2022
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Jim, I am hoping that this craziness subsides, but unfortunately I don't have a crystal ball. Champion makes a very good window, but $20K for 11 windows is very expensive and not worth it in my opinion. Yes, I think I would wait myself. I would probably continue to get the occasional bid to continue my understanding of the available products.
In case you want some ideas and brands
Best Replacement Windows In Georgia
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Champion vs Wincore
We've had a whole host of quotes on 10 replacement windows, 7 double hungs and 3 horizontal sliders.
Champion Window Prices: $13,500
Window World Cost: $8200
Wincore 5400 Window Cost: $6,000
Walter - Homeowner - from 2021
Related Topic: Champion Windows Lawsuit
Champion Window Price Advice
Hi we have 3 quotes we're working with on 21 Double Hungs. We live in Minnesota close to St Paul.
Apex $20K
MN Rusco - Solace (Sunrise) Series $29k
Champion 365 Series: $19K
Could tell us about the window qualities of each brand. We understand Sunrise are on the higher end, but is it wroth the extra cost.
Thank you!
Shao - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Answers]
Shao, Apex sells a relabeled Alside 8000 window. Not a bad series at all. Apex can be known for a hard sell, but they sell a decent enough vinyl window.
The Sunrise window is the best of what you have, but that price increase over the Champion is just too much in my opinion. Sunrise is one of my favorites in terms of quality and craftsmanship.
Champion makes a good vinyl window using quality components and frame. This would be my pick of the three bids you have. Not that you need to, but here are other brands/series I like if you want to continue your window search.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2020
Comfort 365 Price Quote
Hi Dane, I've been reading through your site (so glad I found it) and had questions regarding the estimates I've gotten so far. I didn't find all of the companies on your site so I figured I'd send you email to see if you know any info on them!
Home basics - Cincinnati, OH - 1950's ranch - 8 window openings for a total of 14 windows - layout below
1 picture with 2 double hung
2 double hung
single double hung
Estimates:
Window Planet Global Vue (low-E, argon, fiberglass fill, duralite spacer - that's what is on the flyer but not what it says on website) $10,500 - may be able to get that a little lower
Universal Windows Plus (low-E, argon, super spacer) $16,800
Campion Comfort 365 (not sure of specs) $13,200
Mezzo Alside (low-E, argon, intercept spacer) $8,000
American Window - The Grand Mesa (low-E, intercept spacer) $5,200
As you can see the estimates are quite varied. Just trying to figure out biggest bang for buck and making sure I'm not getting ripped off. Clearly anything would be better than my current metal and glass windows! I really haven't found any reviews on the American Window's (based in IN) - worried they may not be as structurally sound.
Any insight/recommendations from the above would be GREATLY appreciated! Thank you so much for your time!
Allison - Homeowner - from 2020
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Allison, I'm actually not loving any of these bids, to be honest. The Alside Mezzo at $8K is probably the best of what you have so far. The Champion is the best window, but not at that price. The target price is probably in that $8 to $10K I'm assuming, but that's just based on what I'm seeing on the pricing you sent. I've never heard of Window Planet, but it looks like they are part of the Earthwise group, which does tend to make a pretty solid window. Good google reviews. Earthwise is a loose group that uses a single manufacturer for the fabrication of their windows.
One suggestion would be to get a couple more bids. I know you have had a bunch already. I would suggest Zen, which also gets good reviews -- as long as they are selling Soft-Lite and not Alside. The Soft-Lite Classic is sold as the Zen Nirvana and is a very good choice. Sunrise might also have a rep in Cincinnati...the Sunrise window is very good.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2020
Window Model
Unlike other manufacturers, Champion makes one vinyl model or series that comes in a variety of styles such as a single hung, double hung, casement, slider etc. The window uses a solid glass package (Cardinal 366 glass); their double pane window offers a U-value 0.29, AI 0.17 and SHGC 0.19 - these are nice respectable numbers in a vinyl window. Champion is on par with say a mid grade Harvey window, Great Lakes Uniframe or high end Vinylmax window.
Window Price Bid
We're from Overland Park, Kansas. We have four double hungs, a double casement, and four fixed frames.
Champion Vinyl: 10K
Sunrise V Class Vinyl: 10K
Provia Endura Vinyl: $13K
Barry - Homeowner - from 2019
Champion Window Prices vs Pella
Hello, Dane, I have a bid on 29 windows from several local companies in Kansas City. One was a local rep selling the Apex Insignia and they quoted us out was $27,000. Another quoted out a Champion window at $31,000. The Pella 350 was $42000. Thank you.
Cherry - Homeowner - from 2018
[Website Editor Answers]
Cherry, those are expensive quotes, you must have some large windows or a complicated install. Of the quotes you've received, my advice would be to go with the Champion for $31K. They make a good vinyl window, better in my opinion that the Pella 350 window. Apex tends to get knocked for a gimmicky sales approach that I am always wary about endorsing. Champion is probably your best bet.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2018
Champion Windows vs Zen
I'm in Denver Colorado and need 12 replacement windows and one sliding glass door. The windows are mostly west facing and get lots of sun. Here are my three bids thus far.
Anderson Renewal Prices: $28K
Zen Lotus Cost (Solar Ultra S Glass): $14K
Zen Lotus (No Ultra S Glass): $13K
Champion Window Prices: $12K
Chris - Homeowner - from 2018
Champion 8200 Prices vs Okna 500
I stumbled up on your site while trying to research window comparisons and would like more experienced perspective. This is for ranch home in south-eastern WI (northern climate region).
Granted from quotes I've received, Champion costs more, but written breakdown was in grouping so I can't get clear answer on how much windows did cost from champion (15 windows, including 2 hopper & patio door) - ended up being $32,196, but with 33% discount & extra 5% off - ends up being $19,963. They did nice demo (heat lamp, glass samples, UV spectrum, window frame demo) - which was nice to have hands-on and visuals.
However, when i asked for rating beforehand, the rep seems slightly resisted to provide printout of ratings which I've copied for double-hungs - he said rating doesn't really matter in big picture then proceed with his demo. While I did like the UV resistance (95%) and nice protective little doors for water drains out (but closes to block bugs from getting in) - their ratings seems to be not any better than minimal to meet the ES requirements. We're also going with 'open-prairie' flat grid option to give more character to our home. Champion also is offering little extra end-of-month discount as incentive (about $3,500) off total project ($24,228 down to $20,969). The company rep also does not recommend triple panel due to weight & warranty factor, as it won't give much improvement performance wise.
8200DH w/Comfort 365 glass w/grid, double panel.
U-factor: 0.27
SHGC: 0.19
VT: 0.44
CR: 55
AAMA:
Grade - R 30
AI - 0.10
On other hand, through HomeSealed Exterior, LLC (which has outstanding reviews):
Both with Heal Seal Glass System: Total of $15,969 (with 20% disc. = $12,776
(clear version, but I'm inquiring if they have 'open-prairie' grid option (would cost little extra) - have not received any answer on this yet. Double panel info below: UV rating of 80% (rep said he has never heard of fading complains with either double panel or triple panel (90%)).
14 count of 500DX (Insul-tec, double-hung, Deluxe pkg):
U-factor: 0.25
SHGC: 0.27
VT: 0.49
CR: 62
AAMA:
Grade - R 50
AI - 0.02
1 count of 500 Series (basic, double-hung, for garage)
Ratings almost similar to above, maybe little higher U-factor by extra
0.01/0.02.
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We're also looking at patio doors, but seems like Okna version is better than Champion's offering. We also asked about hopper window (not too much info on this one) and entry doors (probably phase 2 or 3).
Overall, we're also considering triple panel option (about $1,000) more for Okna, but have to factor in warranty (which I need to ask since I'm told that sometimes warranty wont cover if one side breaks but other two are still intact). Triple panel is also heavier but provides better rating performances in longer run, especially that I've read that the rating systems will be adjusted (U-factor being 0.20 or lower down the road). Triple panel's rating w/grid is:
U-factor: 0.20
SHGC: 0.24
VT: 0.38
CR: 72
AAMA:
Grade - R 50
AI - 0.02
I've read articles that suggested for Northern areas, better to go with CR of 60 or better - which Okna for both double/triple panel, double-hungs. Okna's patio doors has better ratings than (cost $3,220, w/20% off: $2,576) Champion's too (cost unknown for Champion as it was bundled with windows above).
There's lot more to look over, but I'll appreciate it if you can provide pro/cons comparison & experience/perspective between the two besides the ratings above. I would appreciate any insight that would assist with decisions as windows/doors are long term investment.
Andrew - Homeowner - from 2017
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Andrew, I usually reply with quite a bit of detail, but you've already done that so I'm going to be very short and sweet. :)
Champion $20.9K
Okna 500 $12.7
The Okna 500 is the CLEAR winner, even if they were the same price (even if the Okna was more expensive). Hands down, no question, the Okna bid. It's a great window. I tend to think triple pane is overkill, but in your neck of the woods it might make sense.
Okna makes a better patio door as well. You will be well served with your choice. Good luck, it sounds like a great project!
Dane - Site Editor - from 2017
Champion Pricing vs Simonton 5500
I had a Simonton dealer come out to quote and Don Young has still not returned my call. I was a bit surprised by the dealer saying that the Impressions 9800 window isn’t suitable for North Texas and recommended the Simonton Reflections 5500 Series. They are considerably more affordable than what Champion quoted but the online reviews seem to be about average. Perhaps the additional feature the dealer added improves performance a good deal and should be considered.
The dealer told me that the following specs are included to improve energy efficiency:
ProSolar Shade, 366 Glass, LowE3/Argon, Supercept Spacer, Energy Star Southern, Tempered and Obscure where indicated
The attached quote of $8,370 includes a total of 15 windows:
Twin with transoms above in parlor (47”x84” each)
Triple with Transoms above at Great Room (47”x84”each)
1-Door Transom at Great Room (42”x24”)
2- Master Bedroom (43”x60” and 35”x60”)
1-Master Bathroom(42”x48” picture)
Kitchen Sink Window (34”x 48”)
This price is only $1000 more than Champion quoted me; however the Champion quote was only for 5 windows – only the twin and the triple.
John - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
John, I would always defer to a local dealer who knows the climate and sees windows in action. The Simonton Reflections 5500 is a good window window, especially with the upgrades he recommended. The quote sounds very fair and quite a bit less than the Champion. I would say that the Champion is probably on par with the 5500 series from Simonton.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2016
Champion Window Bid
I have the following bids for 8 vinyl double hungs with low-e glass, and argon fills.
Champion: $5900
Sunrise Restorations: $5500
Berkshire Elite: $3590
Window World: $3200
Heather - Homeowner - from 2017
Champion Window Prices
I recently received quotes on 27 windows for both Wincore and Champion double hungs. Both of the installers have excellent reviews and they were both pleasant to meet with etc. -- it's probably a wash in terms of that.
Wincore 5400: $11,900
The Wincore 7700: $13,900
Champion: $15,900
Sunrise Restoration: $26,000
Sunrise Standard: $17,500
Angie - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Angie, I like the Sunrise Restoration, but it's probably not worth it to pay $26K compared with $14K. I like either the Wincore 7700 at $14K or the Sunrise Standard for $17,500. I think the $3500 is probably worth it for the Sunrise, but the 7700 window is quite good in my estimation.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2016
Champion Windows Cost
I have 5 large windows (approx. 47"x81") that I'm looking to replace and would appreciate some guidance. Champion quoted the replacement last week at $5600. While I feel the price is high, I'm more concerned by the mixed reviews I've read.
Installing an energy efficient product is very important, but I'm curious if there's a better option out there at a lower price point.
John - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
John, this does sound high at first glance -- this may or may not be the case. The only way you'll know is to get a couple more comparable bids. From your ip address, it looks like you are located in Van Nuys, California. I would suggest getting a bid on the Milgard Tuscany, The Anlin Del Mar, and the Amerimax Craftsman Portrait from whoever the local dealers are and see how the prices compare.
Feel free to shoot me the price bids and I will let you know my take on the bids.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2016
Garden Window Costs
We had a garden window and two bay windows installed by Champion in the Minneapolis area recently. The total Champion Window prices was $11,704 and then included all installation and everything else.
Jeanne - Homeowner in Minnesota - from 2013
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