Citiquiet Windows Prices 2026
At the top, let me be clear - there are two distinct CitiQuiet companies (which I find frustrating when it comes to detailing consumer reviews and price quote). First, there is CitiQuiet out of Long Island City, New York that handles New York City and the surrounding metro markets. Second, there is CitiQuiet Windows and Doors out of Boca Raton, Florida that installs impact and hurricane windows. Below, we will provide CitiQuiet windows cost for both companies, but have tried to delineate the two company reviews so there's no confusion (or less confusion). If you have any questions on either of these companies, please let us know and we will do our best to explain. Cheers.
My Take On This Company: Both of these companies seem to provide decent service on their unique approaches. The CQ New York offers soundproof windows, while the CQ Florida installs impact windows. Both are probably worth a price quote in my estimation.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)
Dane - Site Editor - Original Publish Date - September 26, 2021
Page Last Update: March 3, 2026
Related Topic: Citiquiet Windows Reviews
Citiquiet Windows Cost: $$$/$$$$
(3 to 4 out of 5)
(Compared With All Soundproof Window Companies)
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- Company Information And Intro
- CitiQuiet Windows Cost Boca Raton
- CitiQuiet Windows Prices New York City
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CitiQuiet Windows Cost In Boca Raton Florida
Below, you will find CitiQuiet windows cost information and quotes from the Boca Raton, Florida based company. Scroll down below this section to read about CitiQuiet out of NYC.
Dane - Site Editor
CitiQuiet vs Stormtight
Dane, I live here in Florida and recently got a price quote from a company called CitiQuiet that sells ES Windows - apparently made in Columbia. I'd never heard to this. They gave me a bid on 34 hurricane windows with 2 impact sliders that came out to $66,780 and that included installation.
The other bid we got was from a company called Storm Tight and they sell an impact window that they make themselves apparently. This came out to $74,650.
Any advice from a newbie to the replacement window game? Who knew impact windows cost were so much?
Jen - Homeowner - from 2021
[Website Editor Reply]
Jen, the Storm Tight windows bid sounds high -- certainly when compared with the CitiQuiet bid. This is what I would say -- you have one solid bid, but now you should work to get 2 to 3 more in order to compare and contrast. Luckily, there are some very solid options to consider, including Custom Window Systems and PGT Windows And Doors. I will send you my list for your consideration and then we can go from there.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2021
Palm Beach Replacement Windows
I'm in Palm Beach County and have a slew of price quotes that I'd love to get your help on. This is for 3 patio sliders with two of them larger than normal I'd say. We also have 20 windows that are a mish mash of single hungs, glass block pictures, and 2 custom arched (which I'm assuming is very expensive).
CitiQuiet Windows Cost PGT WinGuard $38K
Window World 8800 Series $41K
NewSouth Windows $47K
MaxGuard Windows $49K
SIW Solutions Marvin Coastline $53
Glenn - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Glenn, that's a very nice grouping of price quotes. I have to say, I love the PGT WinGuard and think the pricing looks very fair. Additionally, I really like the Window World Wincore 8800 series as well. For me, I would toggle between these two and find out which of the companies who would be doing the work is better rated. This would be more important than deciding between the two brands themselves.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2020
CitiQuiet Windows Cost In New York City
Below, you will find price quotes, reviews, and bids related to CitiQuiet Windows out of Long Beach New York. So, again, nothing below here is going to deal with hurricane windows or Florida, but instead it is strictly from the Long Beach, New York company that covers the surrounding boroughs and metro markets.
Dane - Site Editor
CitiQuiet vs CityProof Windows
We live in a converted warehouse in Brooklyn with the original single pane windows. They look beautiful and have real character, but they do almost nothing to block out cold air or street noise (which is a real issue for us). We wanted to preserve the original aesthetic, so storm window inserts felt like the right solution.
Our window openings are unique — large, arched at the top, and far from perfectly square — which contributed to the higher pricing. The Indow rep recommended adding a horizontal support beam and splitting each opening into two smaller inserts to improve the seal and overall performance given the unusual shape.
We received comparable quotes from CityQuiet Windows ($13,700 installed) and Cityproof ($13,900 installed) for three oversized openings measuring about 4 feet by 8 feet each. In contrast, our local installer completed the entire project using the Indow inserts for $7,000, including materials and labor.
The ordering and crosscountry shipping process took about eight weeks, which was a bit annoying but the price difference was worth it. Installation wasn’t completely seamless due to the irregular window openings, but both Indow and our installer were responsive and handled the challenges professionally. We chose the standard inserts, and they’ve made a noticeable difference — significantly reducing outside noise and keeping our loft much warmer.
Don - Homeowner - from 2026
Editor Reply
Don, that's really interesting to see that spread in price between the two options. I'm not sure I ever knew how much less Indow windows were compared with the more established companies in that area. Great to know! And I'm glad that everything worked out well.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2026
Soundproof Window Options
What is your opinion on the best soundproof window option? I live a block away from a very busy and loud road and I hear traffic day and night. I’ve already replaced my windows three times in the past and nothing has helped. Is there anything you can suggest that might help us out with this issue? At this point, I don't care what it costs us.
Barb - Homeowner - from 2022
[Website Editor Answers]
Barb, some options that might be available to you include Cityproof, CitiQuiet and the Amsco Serenity windows. The best soundproofing window on the market is the Milgard Quiet Line, but I don't think that would be available in your immediate area.
Additionally, it may be a good idea to schedule a professional home evaluation to determine whether your walls and surrounding areas are properly insulated. The reason I say this is because even the highest quality windows won’t significantly reduce noise if the rest of the home lacks adequate insulation. These evaluations aren't super expensive, but they may prove fruitful in your quest to find the source of where the noise is entering your home.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Citiquiet vs Soundproof Windows
There are two companies I'm looking at -- Soundproof Windows and CitiQuiet here in the city. We have 10 windows in my place and they all need to be replaced like yesterday. Soundproof wanted $9K and Citiquiet for $11K. Not sure what to do. CitiQuiet seems to have the better rep from what I can see.
Michael - Homeowner - from 2019
Citiquiet Windows Cost
Citiquiet and Cityproof Windows recently gave us bids on our apartment. While CitiQuiet was 25% less in cost, CityProof does seem to get better ratings online.
Jason - Homeowner - from 2018
[Website Editor Reply]
Jason, I would certainly go with the CityProof option if you are planning to stay in your apartment long term. If your timeline in the space is ten years or less, then I think it makes more sense to go with the CitiQuiet and save yourself the money.
- Homeowner - from 2018
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