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Jeld Wen Windows Cost Information

Jeld Wen Windows And Doors are a fairly well known name in the window and door space, although their doors are the real standout in the product portfolio. Many of Jeld Wen's window and doors are sold through big box stores like Home Depot and Lowes and are designed for price conscious shoppers. However, the company's higher priced series are well made, although they have a hard time competing against the top end wood and aluminum manufacturers like Andersen and Loewen windows. Let's explore Jeld Wen windows prices and consumer cost quotes on their most popular wood, aluminum, and vinyl windows and doors.

My Take On Jeld Wen: I'm fine with Jeld Wen's premium windows and most of their doors. For sure, get a bid, but most of what they sell through the big box stores is (more or less) junk. Stick to local companies that rep Jeld Wen products.
(Always Get 3 to 4 Local Price Quotes)

Dane - Site Editor - Original Publish Date -
Page Last Update: December 7, 2025


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Jeld-Wen Windows Prices :: Siteline Clad Window

The Siteline Series is a clean looking wood clad window with even site lines and some decent features and components. While I'm not a huge fan of wood windows, I do think that the Jeld Wen Auralast wood treatment used on the Siteline is an intriguing advancement. Whether it holds up long term is I believe still up in the air.

The SiteLine comes standard with low E366 glass and can be ordered in 9 standard colors, 13 upgraded color options, and 7 anodized color options. There are an array of wood options to choose from on the interior. There are 9 difference hardware options and it comes in either a replacement or new construction set up. The Siteline Clad window comes with a limited 20 year warranty.

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Siteline Clad vs Harvey Tribute

Dane, I have followed your advice and gotten a bunch of bids, which they were able to give me the window only cost for what they said was a medium size window. Thought I would share with you and ask your advice. Thanks in advance.

Provia Endure Window: $314
Harvey Classic Window: $324
Harvey Tribute Window: $360
Siteline Clad Window: $425
Viwinco Cambridge Window:$487

Carol - Homeowner - from 2025

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Carol, my personal opinion is to go with the ProVia Endure series for $314 -- that's fantastic price! Personally, I like vinyl windows over real wood windows for several reasons - warranty, maintenance, performance data and price. The Jeld Wen Siteline is a nice wood window as well -- but again, wood windows just don't last like vinyl, so that's something to be aware of.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2025


Auralast Window Bid

We live near Prairieville Louisiana so the summers are hot and humid. We need to replace eight windows and need work on the frames.

Jeld Wen Siteline Window: $13,700

Marvin Ultimate Next Gen. Window: $10,700

Kendall - Homeowner - from 2020

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Kendall, the Marvin Ultimate is the MUCH better option between these two and it's LESS expensive. This is an easy decision in my opinion.

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Jeld Wen V-4500 Series Cost

The V-4500 or premium vinyl series is a higher quality option than the V 2500 or Builder's Vinyl series, with several nice upgrades and options. Consumers can compare the V 4500 Premium Vinyl to Monte Verde window prices. Scroll down to read all of our Jeld Wen windows prices on their V-4500 series.

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V 4500 Windows Cost

Just got a price quote on three Jeld Wens 70 by 32 slider vinyl replacement windows. My contractor is charging me $2800 for the whole thing. Not quite sure if this is a good deal or not.

Kitty - Homeowner - from 2023

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Kitty, I would ask your contractor if he has access to anything else as the Jeld Wen V-4500 series is just okay in my opinion. I can send you my list of recommended windows if you want to show him and see if there's any other possibilities.

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Premium Vinyl Windows Cost

Dane, hey there, quick question for you -- we are swapping out 18 casement windows for double hung windows and have four solid quotes. Any way we could get your expert advice?

Jeld Wen Premium Vinyl Windows: $20.2K
ProVia Aspect Vinyl Windows: $20.1K
North Star 1000 Series: $18.7K
Alside Mezzo Windows: $14.1K

Ashley - Homeowner - from 2022

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Ashley, if your stay in this home is 10 years or under, then the Alside Mezzo is the right call -- better ROI for the investment. If, however, you are staying in the home longer than 10 years, then Provia Aspect Windows is the better ROI.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017


Jeldwens vs Slocomb 177

I'm in Pennsylvania and have to get 10 new windows. 5 are double hung and 5 are casements. All use a Low-e glass with Argon, and have insect screens. Here is what I have so far.

Reliabilt by Atrium Windows: $3,200
American Craftsman Series 70: $3,400
Jeld-Wen Premium Vinyl: $3,700
Slocomb Series 177: $4,100

Phillip - Homeowner - from 2017


Jeld Wen V-4500 Series

Just found your site. We went through Home Advisors, and we've had 4 people out so far. We are stunned at the price of 17 windows to replace in a 25-year-old home. It's a retirement community and we really don't need or want to spend tons of money. American Exteriors was "offering us a bargain" at $19,500.

Reve Exteriors (which does the Alside Windows) quoted $21,500. We don't need these expensive options - we just want single-hung, double-panes with grids (we have a variety of sizes and configurations in 1800 sq. ft. home). How is the V-4500 series at Home Depot? I'm hoping to come in $15,000 or less in Nampa, ID. Any other suggestions? We're not trying to be cheap - just reasonable! Alside Windows Prices

Sue - Homeowner - from 2017

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Sue, I understand your shock at the prices and those quotes seem high to me -- you very well might have a complicated project in terms of the installation. The V-4500 series is just an okay series, I'm not sure I would whole heartedly recommend that one. I would avoid any wood if I were you, it requires maintenance and will not be as energy efficient as a total vinyl window.

Does the HD carry the Andersen 100 window? It's my favorite window at HD, although they tend to carry things on a regional basis. If you are going to buy from HD, ask the sales people what their best vinyl window is and go from there. I would find an installer on my own if I were you -- search Angie's List or craigslist and find someone who specializes in window installation and has GOOD reviews. Have them or perhaps a couple of installers come out and give you a bid if you go out and buy the windows yourselves (if you really are looking to save on the project).

The Andersen 100 series shouldn't run you more than $350 per window from HD. The installation should run $100 to $150 per window (unless there is something else going on with the frames and sills). Have the installers break the per window installation cost. Tell them you don't want to pay more than this $150 per window unless they can justify why the costs would be higher than this. At $500 completely installed, you are at the $8500 mark.

Keep getting more bids and let's find you a price that makes sense for you.

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Jeld Wen Windows Prices :: Custom Wood Series

The Custom Wood series used to be called the Pozzi Series. This is one of Jeld-Wen's better lines that features an aluminum clad wood interior. The wood is treated with Auralast, so it looks good for a long time. This is definitely one of the companies better offerings. Compare the Jeld Wen Custom Wood to the Kolbe Classic Series. A nice product by and large.

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Custom Wood vs Renewal

Hello Dane, I've found great info on your site but as last year's recommendation may be this year's hard pass I'd love to see your current recommended list. We live in SE Wisconsin. Our current windows are aluminum clad wood. At 35 years old they are excessively breezy and have long since stopped the bugs from entering. Vinyl or fiberglass interiors are non-negotiable. Wood or woods look are required inside; outside is negotiable.

So far we've had the Renewal window price dog and pony show with crazy quote: $95k -23k discount-7k volume discount-3k buy today =$62k. Total included, among others, $13k for a 3 panel patio door and $5k for each of five 60x60 sliders. Seemed a bit steep.

Marvin Infinity seemed reasonable by comparison: for full replacement of 2 casements, 5 single sliders, and two three panel patio doors (with Everwood on all interiors) the total was $45k and because its through Costco we'll get 10% back on a gift card; 2% Executive member discount plus installer's lifetime warranty and the Infinity warranty.

I saw on one of your videos that you could recommend Pella's wood clad or possibly Jeld Wen's Custom wood. Would that be the aluminum Pella Reserve line? Any thoughts on ProVia's Aeris line? I submitted through your site for some quotes, though one of the three was Renewal. We'll see how they compare. Thanks for a great site!

Shawn - Homeowner - from 2025

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Shawn, yes, often times Renewal is very pricey and not worth the dog and pony show. Marvin Infinity is a very nice window (but also not cheap). Pella makes a beautiful wood window as well. ProVia is one of my favorite brands around and the Aeris series is quite nice. One thing you should definitely look at is the ProVia Endure with an interior laminate upgrade. Some wood purists don't like this approach, but I think they are impressive and they provide all the benefits of vinyl with the general look of wood.

Here's the list for your consideration. Yes, the Pella Reserve, Jeld Wen Custom Wood and the ProVia Aeris are all sold options as well. I would hope that you could get one of these bids in that $35K range as it seems quite pricey for what you are getting -- those three panel doors can get very expensive though.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2025


Jeld Wen Auralast Costs

I'm in central Louisiana, where it's humid and hot. We are so it is hot and humid. We replacing 5 large windows. Each company doing the work is well regarded.

Marvin Ultimate Next Generation 2.0: $2,115 per window

Jeld Wen Auralast Pine Cost: $2,740 per window

Kendall - Homeowner - from 2018



Jeld Wen Windows Prices :: Premium Atlantic Vinyl Series

The Premium Atlantic series is a vinyl window that's designed for the harsh Florida coast climate. With an upgraded glass package, this vinyl window is meant to withstand weather, but it not an impact window. This is a limited window that is unavialble outside of Florida. Compare the cost of the Premium Atlantic to the PGT ClassicVue window.

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Jeld Wen Windows Prices :: Patio Doors

The IPEX door has an "Evertone" finish that is better than standard painted finishes. Rated at DP50, they can withstand some heavy winds and have a lifetime warranty for materials and labor if they do the install.

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Patio Door Price Quotes

Dane, I am replacing five windows and two patio doors. Lowes gave us a bid for $14.9K on Jeld Wen V2500 patio doors and Pella 250 series windows. They have custom exterior colors so that drives up the price according to them.
Second bid is New Windows For America that comes in at $11.5 on the Vinylmax Trend.

John - Homeowner - from 2021

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John, go with the Vinylmax -- assuming New Windows For America has quality reviews. I have never heard of these guys to be honest.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016


Jeld Wen French Door Prices

I am in search of either 2 sliding patio doors or in-swing French doors.

Tucker: $2200

Jeld-Wen Auralast Patio Door: $4400

Marvin Integrity Ultrex: $5950

Pella 350 Series: $6050

Pella Architect: $6150

Penelope - Homeowner - from 2016

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I haven't heard of Tucker Doors so I won't comment on them. My pick would be the Jeld-Wen, I think they make very good doors. I'm not so keen on their vinyl windows, but that's another story. See if ProVia is available in your area, they also make a good door. Marvin Integrity is always a good brand and the Pella Architect is quite a nice sliding door, but it's obviously much more pricey than the Jeld Wen option.

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Jeld Wen Windows Prices :: V-2500 Series

The Builders Vinyl series or V-2500 is sold primarily at Lowe's and Home Depot. It's a budget type vinyl window, probably best suited for a rental property or short term solution. The installation here is going to make a big difference in a low end vinyl window. (Installation is obviously important for any replacement project, but it tends to be an even bigger deal at this lower end in my opinion.) A good installer can overcome a lot of faults in design and manufacture, but in terms of long term value, the V 2500 series is not going to be your best bet. Compare to Pella 250 series cost.

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V 2500 Series Price

Quoted for the following: 5 - 37"x 78" fixed : 1 - 35" X 34 ¾" HORIZONTAL SLIDER : 1 - 47" x 43" Horizontal Slider : 1 - 72" x 43" horizontal slider : 1 - 83" x 46" Horizontal Slider : 4 - 48" x 72" Single Hung : 4 - 42" x 60" Single Hung

Hampton Windows: $10,720

Jeld Wen V-2500 Series: $14,650

Wincore 7700: $17,425

Derrick - Homeowner - from 2023

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Derrick, for me, the price differences here are just about equal to the quality differences in the products themselves. The Wincore 7700 series is the best of the group. I balk a little bit about paying $1000 per for a Wincore 7700, but the other two options are not very good quality in my opinion. Both of them could begin having issues in that 12 year mark and beyond. If your timeline in the home is less than 10 years, I might be tempted to go with the Hampton series though.

If this were my project, I would consider the Wincore bid to be a keeper and I would get two more quality bids to see how the cost compares to the 7700 series. I have a recommended list if you'd like to see.

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