Home Depot Windows Prices 2026
Home Depot sells lots of replacement windows to lots of consumers in all 50 states. And while their prices used to be relatively low compared with many local window dealers, I've noticed their bids have gotten significantly more expensive over the past four years. In fact, I would almost put their bids today on par with what many local window dealers charge, making them a much less attractive option in my opinion.
However, the company does carry some quality brands (and some not-so-quality brands), including Simonton Windows, Atrium, Reliabilt, and Andersen. Let's explore Home Depot windows prices.
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Our Verdict: Home Depot Windows prices are pretty much on par with what you could expect from a local dealer, who should offer higher quality installation. The bottom line for me is this: Home Depot doesn’t offer the best windows out there or the best installation. I think they are worth a bid, but I would prefer you get 4 to 5 bids from local dealers who carry high quality brands, and then select one of these over the big box stores.
(Always Get 2 to 3 Local Price Quotes - And My Personal Advice)
Home Depot Window Prices (Quick Overview)
- Average Installed Cost: $400 to $9,00 per window
- Typical Project Cost: $4,000 to $27,000+
- Materials: Vinyl
- Price Ranking: 6.9 out of 10 (fairly inexpensive)
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- Home Depot Introduction
- Home Depot Positives
- Installation Information
- Home Depot Windows Prices
- Consumer Price Quotes
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Home Depot Positives
Here is what I like about Home Depot. Their windows tend to be priced very competitively. Because the company works on volume, they have really impressive buying power, which them translates to lower consumer prices. However, the issue here is that windows are almost always custom ordered based on the size.
As an aside, I've often wondered why home builders don't use more uniform window sizes, which would lower the costs for consumers and allow the big box stores to stock these sizes in volume. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Nonetheless, Home Depot prices on the windows themselves tend to be quite competitive.
Home Depot Installation
Here's what I don't like about Home Depot. The company subcontracts out their installation and pays these subcontractors by the number of windows they install. This essentially incentivizes the subcontractor to install as quickly as possible, which is never a good recipe for a quality installation. (Labor cost to install windows.) Installation is 50% of the success of any project, so for me, this is a real liability.
Home Depot Pricing
Alright, so here is a breakdown of what Home Depot carries and what you can expect in terms of Home Depot windows prices on a 36 inch by 48 inch window with insert installation. The Andersen 400 Series might be $1500 installed. The Andersen 100 Series might be $850 installed. Additionally, the Simonton VantagePointe might be $850 installed, while the Ply Gem Classic Series might be $800. Finally, the Tafco classic might be $650, while the American Craftsman 70 series might be $500 installed.
For new construction installation, you would want to add $250 to each of these per window costs. Window capping might add $100 to each window, while custom frame colors could add an additional 30% to the per window cost. Finally, custom finish work could add $150 per window and grids might add $35 per window.
Home Depot Windows Cost Quotes
Below are our consumer Home Depot windows prices, reviews, and quotes. If you have an HD price quote, comparison bid, or anything else to contribute, we would love to hear from you!
Dane - Site Editor
Home Depot Simonton vs NT Executive vs Ringer Windows
| Company And Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Cost Per Window | Difference From Lowest Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ringer Windows — Series Not Provided | $24,200 | Approximately $807 per window | Lowest quote |
| Local Company — NT Executive Series | $25,900 | Approximately $863 per window | $1,700 more |
| Home Depot — Simonton Series Not Provided | $27,000 | $900 per window | $2,800 more |
"We are gathering up quotes to replace 30 windows, and the pricing has been all over the place. At the moment, Home Depot has submitted the lowest estimate we've seen. Their proposal includes Simonton replacement windows for about $27K installed after applying all available discounts.
As well, we've received a quote on the NT Executive series at $25.9K (local company). Ringer Windows came in with the lowest bid so far at approximately $24.2K fully installed."
Ryan, Homeowner - from 2026
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Simonton VantagePointe Price Quote
| Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Installed Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Simonton VantagePointe | $18,500 | $1,030 |
| Comparable Local Quotes | Recommended | Varies By Brand |
"We're replacing 18 windows, including a few basement windows, and just got a Home Depot quote for Simonton VantagePointe, but just in the basic white horizontal vinyl sliders. The price came out to $18,500 after their monthly "promotion" (kinda cheesy if you ask me).
Does that seem reasonable, or should I be looking elsewhere? Would I be better off getting bids from local contractors? I do like their financing options as money is pretty tight right now."
Krystal - Homeowner - from 2026
Editor's Advice:
Krystal, that quote feels expensive to me. Without knowing every detail of the project it's hard to say for certain, but paying roughly $1,000 per window for a basic Simonton VantagePointe installation through Home Depot seems on the high side, even in 2026. The financing may make the project easier to manage, but I'd still recommend getting a few bids from reputable local companies before making a decision. I'll send you my recommended window list—once you have a couple of additional quotes, send them over and we'll compare everything side by side.
Dane — Website Editor - from 2026
⭐ PRO TIP REMINDER - always collect 2 to 3 project quotes, compare pricing, and save $$$! ⭐
Double Hung Window Prices
| Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Installed Cost | Editor Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soft-Lite Classic Plus (Zen Windows) | $14,700 | $1,131 per window* | Best Overall Pick |
| Simonton 6100 (Home Depot) | $11,800 | $908 per window* | Best Short-Term ROI |
| Andersen 200 Series (Wilke Windows) | $16,000 | $1,231 per window* | Wood Window, More Maintenance |
*Average is calculated across 13 total window units: 6 twin double hung openings plus 1 single bathroom window.
"Good afternoon. Trying to decide between 3 window brands to replace 7 windows in my house; 6 twin windows and 1 single bathroom window. All double hung windows. I’m in the St Louis MO area. I have 3 quotes. Any recommendations or thoughts? Thanks.
Simonton 6100 series (Home Depot) - $11,800
Soft Lite Classic Plus (Zen windows) - $14,700
Andersen 200 series (Wilke Windows) - $16,000"
Charles - Homeowner - from 2025
Editor's Advice:
Charles, my favorite option here is the Soft-Lite Classic Plus from Zen Windows. The St. Louis Zen dealer has a very good reputation, and the Classic Plus offers stronger overall performance than either the Simonton 6100 or Andersen 200.
The Andersen 200 is a quality wood window, but it requires more maintenance and typically won't provide the same long-term value as the Soft-Lite. If you really prefer the look of wood, I'd suggest looking at the Classic Plus with the interior woodgrain laminate for a similar appearance with less upkeep.
If you expect to stay in the home for 12 years or less, the Home Depot quote may offer the best return on investment. Just be sure you're comfortable with the installation company Home Depot plans to use, since installation quality is just as important as the window itself.
Dane — Website Editor - from 2025
HD vs Polaris In Chicago
| Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Installed Cost | Editor Takeaway |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Depot 6500 Series | $9,000 | $900 | Best Short-Term Value With Financing |
| American Thermal Polaris ThermalWeld | $12,000 | $1,200 | Better Long-Term Pick |
| Advanced Window Corp | $8,000 | $800 | Lowest Bid, Worth Vetting |
| Lowes Pella 250 Series | $12,000 | $1,200 | Less Compelling At This Price |
| Renewal by Andersen | $28,000 | $2,800 | Too Expensive |
"My husband and I live outside of Chicago and need to replace 10 casement windows. These are the bids we have received so far and I would love love love to get your opinion on the best deal. Currently, we are leaning toward Home Depot due to the financing they offered, which is 24 months at 0 interest. How does Simonton compare to Polaris?
Home Depot 6500 Series: $9000
Lowes Pella 250 Series: $12,000
American Thermal Polaris ThermalWeld: $12,000
Renewal by Andersen: $28,000
Advanced Window Corp $8,000"
Katie - Homeowner - from 2025
Editor's Advice:
Katie, I think you are probably right to go with the Home Depot Simonton option for the price of $9000 and for the financing. However, I would follow up with HD and ask who they use for the installation and then look up their online reviews and make sure that they get good to great reviews. Assuming they do, then I think you're good to go.
However, the above recommendation comes with the following caveat -- if you think this home is going to be in your family for a good long while (20 years plus), then it probably makes sense to go with the Polaris. The Polaris ThermalWeld windows (I'm making the assumption that the bid was for this series) is worth the extra $3K cost and American Thermal Window Products is a high quality company.
The only other suggestion I would say is to maybe contact Midway windows and just see what their bid is. In fact, up front I would give them the Home Depot quote and ask if they can beat it.
Dane — Website Editor - from 2025
⭐ PRO TIP REMINDER - always collect 2 to 3 project quotes, compare pricing, and save $$$! ⭐
Home Depot Price Quote
Home Depot quotes us $11,500 after all their discounts for 9 replacement windows using the Wincore 5400 series. We have old wood frames that have to come out so that seems to be some additional work right there. Although, it includes a 25 year warranty on the windows and a lifetime damage replacement.
Jeffrey - Homeowner - from 2024
Home Depot Windows Prices
| Window Series | Total Quote Installed | Average Installed Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Home Depot Vantage Point Window | $15,000 | $789 |
| Amerimax Craftsman Series | $14,300 | $753 |
| Sunrise Windows | $17,800 | $937 |
"Hey there Dane, I have been trying to get as many bids as I can per your advice. So, I started out with Home Depot getting a bid on the Vantage point window, and it came out to $15,000 for 19 windows total. It seemed to me to be pretty high, considering that Home Depot is supposed to be an affordable option. I guess I was wrong.
So after that, I found two local companies through filling out your form. Both of them got good reviews and one sold an Amerimax craftsman series. Their bid was $14,300, I rounded to the nearest hundred. Lastly, the final bid was on sunrise but they didn’t specify which series it was. The bid came out to $17,800. Curious what you think I should do."
Danny - Homeowner - from 2023
Editor's Advice:
Danny, I would say you’re correct in that HD prices have gotten pretty high over the past few years. They used to be quite reasonable, but I don’t feel like they are that way any more. I would say this about your bids, if you plan to be in the home 12 years or less, I would go with the cheaper of the three, which is the Amerimax Craftsman Portrait. Quite a good window, and I think that price is very fair.
Amerimax Windows Cost
If you intend to be in the home long-term, then I would consider strongly going with the Sunrise option. The Sunrise standard or classic window is a great option in that bid is somewhat high, but not super high based on the prices I’ve been seen lately. I think this gives you two options and I think you forget about the Home Depot quote.
Sunrise Windows Cost
Dane — Website Editor - from 2023
⭐ PRO TIP REMINDER - always collect 2 to 3 project quotes, compare pricing, and save $$$! ⭐
Clear Value Windows
I'm at your website. Please send the list, I'm looking at 8 -5'x 4'' vinyl slider replacements. HD quoted $7,600 for their "clear value" installed in existing aluminum frames, (in Ca,) about $950.00 each ", over priced? Your opinion please. Lastly, thank you for your assistance.
Bob - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
Bob, I'd say that's overpriced for sure. Truthfully, Home Depot is not cheap these days -- I think you can get a better window for that price.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Home Depot Windows Prices
Howdy Dane, we finally have gotten to a point in our major home remodel to think about window bids. I went down the list of widow manufactures that you sent and found that our geographical location offered us very limited options. We've installed Anlin Windows in our last home and were generally very happy with them but the closest dealer in the Dallas area (94 miles from our home) wouldn't touch us, so we were able to secure bids from the 2 big box stores and a nt window dealer.
Here's what we got for replacing 13 circa 1975 single pane aluminium windows (with separate storm windows) with vinyl duel pane replacements in our brick clad home. The only rep that didn't have a physical sample of the product was NT to our dismay. NT Presidential windows $12,710. Home Depot Simonton 6500 series $13,640.04. Lowe's Pella 150 Series $10,752.65
Any Thoughts are appreciated.
David - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
David, for me the best option is the NT Presidential. I like the window myself. It's the best of the bunch. although the Simonton 6500 window is just behind it. I think it makes more sense to go with the local dealer over the big box stores myself as they sub out the installation. I would prefer to know exactly who I need to go to if something should go wrong in the future. All of this is premised on the idea that the NT dealer has good online reviews / track record.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Home Depot Windows Prices
Hi Dane, I live in Plano, TX and am looking for a suggestion to replace about 25 windows in my house built in 1997. Here are the estimates I have received so far. Could you please let me know if any of them look good and whether I should consider a few more based on your experience?
The Window Source $20,820.08 NT 3000 Single Hung Lifetime Warranty/3 year labor
Town & Country $17,770.00 Burris TECTVIEW AC Single Hung Lifetime Warranty/5 year labor
Home Depot Windows Prices: $22,378.76 Simonton Lifetime Warranty
Lowes $31,025.07 Reliabilt 3100 Series Lifetime Warranty
Best Buy $17,300.00 MI Single Hung Windows Lifetime Warranty
Vinod - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
Vinod, number one on my list of recommendations would be the following. The Window Source $20,820.08 NT 3000 series. My second would be the Burris TECTVIEW AC Single Hung $17,770. I like the NT brand over the Burris -- both of these companies get great reviews. I'd toss the rest of my bids personally and stick with these two --
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Home Depot Impact Window Cost
I just got a Home Depot price quote.
Home Depot Windows Quote: $7260
1 6100 Simonton Coastal Series Double Hung
3 6100 Coastal 6100 Twin Double Hung
1 6100 Coastal 2 Panel Slider
Chris - Homeowner - from 2023
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About The Author
Dane is the site editor of Replacement Windows Reviews and has worked in the window and door industry for more than 40 years. He spent nearly two decades as a professional window installer before transitioning into consumer education and window review analysis.
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