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Marvin Windows Prices 2024
Explore 2024 Marvin windows prices and costs on their array of fiberglass windows, including their Integrity, Infinity, Elevate, Essentials, and Ultimate window series.
Marvin is well regarded in the industry for their quality construction and good customer service. Marvin replacement window prices are expensive, but many homeowners and contractors consider the investment a good long term value.
Dane - Site Editor - Updated in October, 2023
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Marvin Windows Prices :: Integrity Series
The Marvin Integrity window is the company's new construction fiberglass window that can be ordered either as an all Ultrex fiberglass frame or with the exterior Ultrex cladding and a real wood interior. This is a great option for consumers who want a relatively affordable wood window with an exterior fiberglass cladding. The wood interior option will be more expensive than the all Ultrex option.
The Integrity model uses a vinyl jamb liner, which you can see on the inside and takes away a little from the overall aesthetic. In comparison to the Infinity model, the Integrity offers a few less features and options such as less custom sizing. If you pick up the Marvin Integrity and Infinity and compare them side-by-side, the Integrity doesn't feel quite as sturdy in your hands. However, in terms of fiberglass windows, it's a solid buy given the right price point and a quality install.
All in all, a pretty solid fiberglass new construction window that can often be ordered as a replacement model, depending on the dealer you order from. Compare the Marvin Integrity Series to Milgard Ultra windows cost.
Dane - Website Editor - Updated In 2023
-- Estimated Marvin Integrity Windows Cost: $800 to $1,200 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *
Marvin Integrity Windows Cost
Hi! Bugging you again. Narrowing it down to Marvin Integrity (full fiberglass) for $500 each, VinylMax Newton for $400/each, 3 panes casement (all are casement), or Pella 350 (have to do double hungs) for $375 each.
Replacing 3 windows in the lower floor of a bi-level house built in 1978, and they measure 34"x 32 7/8". Will install with a friend who is a union carpenter. In the STL area. More on pricing by per square inch.
Okna has no distributors in our area. Also, Zen has quoted Nirvana windows casement for $652 each installed w/o tax. They want and additional $155 to go with triple-pane windows.
Thanks.
Doug - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Doug, your'e not bugging me at all. I'm glad you've narrowed down your search. Wow, the Marvin Integrity for $500 and the VinylMax Newton for $400 are both excellent prices. Both very good windows. I tend to be more of a vinyl enthusiast because they offer better initial energy efficiency. But the Marvin Integrity is a good window and at $500, that's a great deal.
The Pella is a great deal, but the other two windows are better. The Zen Nirvana is not as good as the Vinylmax Newton, so toss that.
It's a coin flip for me on these two. I would switch to which company has the better reputation, reviews, warranty, etc. I think this is going to make the bigger difference than which of these two quality windows you choose.
I don't think you can go wrong. Best of luck on your upcoming project!
Tim - Site Editor - from 2020
Marvin Integrity Windows Price
Dane, I'm trying to compare apples to apples (as much as possible). The 3 quotes are on 15 windows for 3 different types. We originally were looking at the Beechworth (but they have gone away) and also had a quote on the Pella Architect series. If possible, I would like your opinion of the quotes we received. Just your thoughts to go with ours. Overall we like the fiberglass better than the vinyl but are open minded.
Marvin Infinity: $16,840
Simonton 5500: $8007
Marvin Integrity: $12913
Mike - Homeowner - from 2019
[Site Editor's Answer]
Mike, I understand the preference for fiberglass over vinyl, although it's a hefty upgrade cost to be sure. The problem with your quotes is they all look in proportion to one another :) The best overall deal is probably the Simonton 5500, which you said you don't want to go with.
I typically expect about a 30% increase in cost between vinyl and fiberglass and the increase from the 5500 to the Integrity is 37%. I typically expect a $85 to $100 per window difference to bump up from the Integrity to the Infinity. I like the Infinity better as a window myself, but the the cost increase can be tough to swallow. Vinyl vs Fiberglass Windows
Everything looks about where I'd expect it, except for the Simonton quote, which looks a bit lower than I'd expect.
I'd look at the quality of each installer and how long you plan to stay in the house as additional metrics to make your choice.
I felt like I just said a bunch of things, but nothing to actually help you. Sorry :)
Dane - Website Editor - from 2019
Marvin Integrity Windows Cost
Looking to replace 10 windows, four of are quite large. They include two double hungs, four sliders, and four 4-lite sliders that measure 96 inches by 63 inches. We're in Wisconsin.
Renewal by Anderson Window Cost: $15.6K
Window World 4000: $6K
Provia Endure: $11.4K
Marvin Integrity: $13.9K
Valley Brook: $20K
Kathy - Homeowner - from 2019
Marvin Integrity Cost
Dane, I have several quotes from a bunch of local companies here in New Jersey.
Marvin Integrity: $20,500
Tribuilt Pro: $17,695
Alside Mezzo: $13,920
Simonton 5500 Reflections: $11,500
Marvin Integrity Pricing
We need to replace six windows, approx 4 inches x 77 inches each. The Marvin Integrity bid is more than $6000.
Marilyn - Homeowner - from 2017
Marvin Windows Costs
Hello Dane I've been to your great site, reading your help for others and was hoping you might give me a bit of advice here. I just received bids from two different contractors and three different windows types.
I really like Supplier A, but the prices seem way outta whack for Vinyl, but what do I know? Maybe I am just crazy?
This is new construction on a house addition.
Supplier A
VISTA Gold Vinyl Triple with Argon & the hard glass = $27,506.11
Supplier B
Marvin Integrity Fiberglass Clad Ultrex = $21,182.31
Marvin Extruded Aluminum Clad = $27,564.81
You response and help is GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!
Shayne - Homeowner - from 2017
[Site Editor's Answer]
Shayne, yes I would think that the Vista quote is way too high (I'm actually not quite sure what the Vista Gold window is). The Marvin Infinity at $27K will be a much better window and long term value than anything Vista makes. I think you need a couple more bids to see what else is out there. Marvin makes a good window, although I definitely think the Infinity is preferable to the Integrity model. I think all of these bids are negotiable though and I would use the two additional bids to drive down the Marvin bid -- if you want the Marvin windows.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2017
Marvin Windows Prices
I need 12 vinyl retrofit windows replaced. I live in Temecula, just north of San Diego and have been slowly getting bids. Here's what I have so far.
So far I have received a quote from Sears for $15,000.
Marvin Integrity was also $15,000
Kirk - Homeowner - from 2017
[Site Editor's Response]
Kirk, I'm not sure which window Sears quoted you out for, but the Marvin Integrity is pretty much going to be better than anything that Sears carries. I'd get a couple more bids if I were you on some more vinyl windows to kind of round out what you have so far. The Marvin Integrity is a good window though.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2017
Marvin Windows Costs vs Sunrise
Dear Dane and Tim, I love your replacement window site, so much information! We have a two story 53 year old stucco home in Minnesota.
Twenty years ago we had an insert wood inside not sure on the outside put in a lower level south side den, Pella, good window keeping out cold. Draw back is every year we need to scrape grey ooze that comes out between the glass and wood.
Last year we had three Marvin integrity inserts in a bay west side, one picture and two double hung. I finished the wood to match our trim, look beautiful, first -0 stretch of weather, frost in the corners of the inserts not where they joined the frame, then noticed we could see through to the outside on the sash of one window. Disappointing, had the contractor and installer back to fix everything, so far so good. These were 4,200.
Here is the dilemma, upstairs. All double hung aluminum wrapped with Larson storms. We have energy saver inserts on the inside (very cool, see their website) first year with them and they did help the frost on the inside sash. Since we moved in 32 years ago all the second story windows in the winter are wet and when really cold, thick with frost. We discovered the 2 north side edges are rotted under the wrap. We have had 2 quotes from 2 companies so far:
First company came in with inserts, said it's better to leave the frame intact repair what is rotted and replace with inserts, they quoted for 9 double hung:
Lindsay Pinnacle $9,600
Unlimited $7,900 Both vinyl with added cost of 85.00 per hour to replace rotting.
Second quote was for full replacement they stated this was better to put in all new vs new over old parts. They quoted for just the two windows that are rotted:
Weathershield Aspire 2,400
Weathershield Signature 2,500
Marvin Integrity 2,600
Sunrise Vinyl wood look vinyl inside 2,200
What is your expertise on full vs insert replacement? Do you get a better warranty with factory certified installers?
Is it better to do one over the other. I have been reading sites, comparisons of windows, companies, etc. till I am about to pull my hair out. I have no idea what would be best. Funny thing is none of the downstairs windows have any moisture issues at all, same windows. I would love your opinion!
Tom and Michele - Homeowner - from 2017
[Site Editor's Answer]
Tom and Michele, it sounds to me like your upstairs windows need to be replaced due to normal damage and rot to the frames over 30 years. If it were me, I wouldn't go with inserts, I'd do full replacements and make sure that any rot or damage was properly handled and replaced during the replacement project.
If it were me, I would also avoid wood windows -- you're going to have the same issues 10 years down the road with wood, which typically only carry a 10 to 15 year warranty anyway (there is a reason the warranty on a wood window is not as strong as vinyl). Wood is an organic material that expands and contracts with the extreme shifts in temperature that are going to occur in Minnesota in the winter. Other materials do as well, but not nearly as much as wood.
If it were my house, I would go with the Sunrise vinyl frame with the wood laminate interior. This window is going to give you the best energy efficiency performance over the Marvin. It also looks good I think -- okay not as good as real wood, but from any sort of distance I think it's tough to tell.
The Sunrise is a well made window -- I would speak with the Sunrise rep about the CR or condensation resistance of the glass/window and see if there is a glass package that he recommends to limited the amount of interior condensation that will happen in the winter -- with extreme colds, it's tough to eliminate this completely due to the difference between interior and exterior temperature. I would also see how to get that per window cost as low as possible --- $1000 a window is steep --- if they have to do stucco work, it is going to be much more economical to do all the windows at one time for the patch work and color match -- stucco is tricky because sometimes it's better just to repaint/spray your house with a breathable paint made for stucco instead of matching each 6 inch swath around the window that needs to be matched -- of course, all of this is expensive...
Tim - Site Editor - from 2017
Marvin Integrity vs Infinity Costs
Hi Dane, Love your website! It is very helpful. Question: Would you go with Marvin Integrity over one of the high end vinyl replacement options from Okna? Even though Integrity only has a 10 year warranty (from what the salesman told me) I am leaning toward it. I live in Washington DC where we get both warm and cold weather. Maybe that is crazy and I should just choose the one with the lifetime warranty like the Okna.
I would love to buy Infinity (life of the home warranty) but they are quoting $48,000 for that line versus $28,000 for Integrity.
Angela - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Hi Angela, I would go with high end vinyl window like Okna over the Integrity. The performance data is going to be much better on the Okna 800 than the Integrity or Infinity. I agree that the Infinity is the better window, but not for almost double the price. That's crazy. If it were me, I'd get a bid on one or two of the high end vinyl windows like Okna 800 and Soft-Lite Imperial LS or Restorations and compare the cost, overall look, and all of the performance data to the Integrity. This should give you enough information to make a much more informed decision.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2016
Marvin Integrity vs Zen Windows
I've been frustrated by the complexity of knowing all there is to know about windows in replacing my windows. I've heard all sorts of things, and all viewpoints. I live in Boulder, CO and am doing a window project. From people selling everything or everything but vinyl, I've heard all the horror stories about vinyl. It breaks down in UV. The thermal expansion and contraction wreak havoc. Don't do vinyl. It's terrible. The world will come to an end. Whoa is me! Two different vinyl sellers have said no, vinyl's fine. One said that those issues WERE a problem, but were addressed and largely solved 5-10 years ago. The other said those issues only affect virgin vinyl. I think both are trying to sell their product.
First, I want to thank you for this website. It has really seemed like a relatively neutral source, and has provided me wonderful insight. So thank you so much. Now, I'm doing 2 horizontal sliding windows, roughly 5-6'W x 4'H, a 6' patio door, and an 8' patio door. Here are the quotes I've received so far:
Zen Windows - Karma - $5,700*
Zen Windows - Lotus - $6,700*
Berkshire Elite - $5,500*
(Both vendors want $300 per window to do a "Full Frame" replacement down to the studs, so add $1,200 to both those)
Andersen 100 Series - $7,100
RBA - $16,000 (Special Deal! $13,500!)
Pella Impervia - $9,500
Marvin Integrity - $11,100
I will (hopefully) be getting a quote from Alpen soon. Based on price and vinyl fear, I kind of like the Andersen 100 series, but the 10 year warranty doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
All the horror stories of vinyl have me skeptical of it's longevity. Do you think it will stand up to temperature swings of 100F throughout the year and up to 70F in a single day? I've read on your site that the Impervia isn't exactly stellar, so I'm trying to stay away from it.
That leaves the Marvin, but that price tag is a pretty big pill to swallow. I'm confident that, with a little help, I COULD replace the windows myself. I'm a physicist and an engineer, and enjoy being handy. Would doing so void/nullify any warranties?
I'd love to hear your opinions. Thanks again for this awesome neutral site.
Mike - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Mike, the process can be very confusing and there is lots of noise to cut through. Yes, low quality vinyl windows have had issues in the past, but not so with newer, high quality vinyl windows. Looking at your bids, the one I really like is the Zen Lotus, which is really the Soft-Lite Pro window. This is a good window with better performance than the Andersen 100, RBA, Impervia, and certainly the Berkshire. I'm not so much of a fan of the Karma (the Soft-Lite Bainbridge).
Assuming that the local Zen dealer (Zen is a franchise of Soft-Lite, I'm not sure if you knew this or not) has a good reputation for proper and thorough installation, then this is what I would go with -- Soft-Lite has one of the best reputations in the business.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2016
Marvin Integrity Costs
I live in northern Wisconsin and currently building a new home. Our window colors will be both white interior and white exterior. I am debating between using Simonton pro build contractor windows and Marvin integrity with a combination of wood/ultrex and all ultrex. The Simonton Windows will cost about $9,000 for our home. The Marvin integrity Windows will cost about $21,000 for our home. Is $12,000 more for Marvin integrity worth the investment? We will likely live in our home for 25 years.
Derek - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Derek, $12,000 is probably the break even number from the Simonton Pro Finish Contractor compared to the Marvin Integrity -- meaning that I would expect about this much price difference between the two. The Simonton Pro Finish Contractor is a similar window to the Simonton Asure, one of their entry level windows. I think you need a couple more bids to fill in the difference between these bids and to give yourself a bit more perspective. I think Wasco is a decent window in Wisconsin, probably comparable to Simonton. See if you can get a bid on the Simonton Impressions 9800 window, this is a much better window than the ProFinish in my opinion.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2016
Marvin Integrity Windows Cost
I am replacing a double hung window - 48" x 54" -- the middle is fixed and there are sliders on both sides. My quotes so far are:
Marvin Integrity Windows Cost: $975 (this is actually for a double slider)
Pella 350 series: $1320
MI 3 Light Slider: $610
Pat- Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
I like Marvin Integrity -- however the set up might not be right for you. The Pella 350 window is nice, but it definitely isn't worth money than the Integrity. I'm not a big fan of MI for I can't endorse this option. So I'm left with endorsing option 1.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2016
Marvin Windows Prices :: Infinity Series
The Infinity comes in either the full Ultrex fiberglass frame or the Ultrex with an Everwood interior. Everwood is a wood veneer that closely mimics the look of wood, but doesn't require the maintenance of real wood. The Infinity will typically run $50 to $100 more than a comparable Integrity, due to the thicker frame and the bells and whistles that come standard (worth it in my opinion).
The Marvin Infinity also has a nicer frame finish and a slightly better warranty than the Integrity. It is rightly considered one of the best fiberglass windows on the market. Compare the Marvin Infinity Series to Inline window prices.
Tim - Website Editor - Updated In 2023
-- Estimated Marvin Infinity Windows Cost: $1,000 to $1,400 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *
Marvin Infinity Windows Cost Quote
Hi Dane, here is my bid for 37 Windows and 1 Door. Seems kinda crazy expensive right?
Marvin Infinity Ultrex fiberglass
Bronze exterior/ Bronze interior
Cardinal LowE-366 glass
Collapse Frame Installation method (Includes stucco repair and new flashing)
Total Retail:
$196,733
Total with Discounts:
$137,713
Total with Discounts: (Minus 2% from my end for big job)
$134,959
Total with Discounts: (Minus $500 Military)
$134,459
Chris - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
Chris, wow, financing would definitely be called for if you went with that bid! Let me send you my list and you can collect some more bids.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Marvin Infinity Window Costs
We got a quote from a company last night. We need a very large 5 section window (essentially a wall is windows) replaced, two bedroom windows, and a kitchen window replaced. They quoted us around $7600 for Marvin fiberglass with installation and some brick work to frame one of the windows in. So for 8 fiberglass windows. The kitchen and 2 bedroom windows would be side opening windows. Is that a decent bid?
We also got a VistaMark windows cost quote for $6100 but I can't really find anything online about that brand.
I guess I'm realizing that the installation is a big part of the process and am scared to get some one who doesn't know what they're doing to install the windows.
Dan - Homeowner - from 2022
[Website Editor Reply]
Dan, that's a good price on Marvin windows to be honest. Vistamark is a vinyl window brand I'd avoid if you're in your home long term. Marvin is a high quality brand. Read all of our Vistamark windows reviews here.
[Email dane@replacementwindowsreviews.co for his recommendations]
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Marvin Infinity Casement
Hi Tom I am considering the Marvin Infinity line in casements for my home. I live in Illinois so a mix of extreme cold and hot weather. Do you have any info on how the window performs over time? Does fiberglass crack with age? Thank you.
Aaron - Homeowner - from 2022
[Website Editor Reply]
Aaron, the Marvin Infinity is quite a good window. Fiberglass windows perform very well over time and they should not crack with age. I will say that a high quality vinyl window will have better energy efficiency numbers and will be less expensive. I think it's always a good idea to get a couple more bids just to compare it to...
Tim - Site Editor - from 2022
Marvin Infinity Windows Cost Quote
Hi Tim - was on your website and was wondering if you still provide the window cost sheet? I've gotten a few different window bids so far and the difference in pricing is surprising. e.g soft-lite imperial vs. sunrise restorations (which i had thought would be somewhat similar but the quotes were thousands of dollars apart). I also got a Marvin Infinity quote that was actually a bit cheaper than a seaway vinyl quote from the same installation company (apparently due to my circle tops).
Additionally, I was curious your thoughts regarding the best "type" of window for due South facing in IL (some DH, some picture and circletop)? Is vinyl sufficient vs. fiberglass? One concern with fiberglass is the finish on it is "painted" on vs. vinyl and wondering how that will hold up in direct sun all the time. Additionally, the fiberglass frame corners are not fully welded right, so have concern about water leakage over time (vs. vinyl's fully fusion welded corners). Beyond the Infinity finish and corners, it did seem like a nice window if the price was equivalent to vinyl.
Thanks for any info you can provide!
Mike - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Hi Mike, so there are huge differences in price that are difficult to account for--that's why I always say collect three of four bids, which it sounds like you have. I will send you the cost sheet, but the pricing information you now have on your own project is a much better indicator of price than anything I can give you.
Type of window facing South doesn't matter. If the south facing ones get lots of sun, then maybe consider a lower SHGC glass coating, but your rep should make this suggestion based on their observations during the bid.
The Marvin Infinity is quite a good fiberglass window. As far as leaking goes, Marvin fiberglass windows that are properly installed will not leak. The paint could peel over time. I don't hear about it that often, but it does happens.
I personally think the Soft-lite Imperial vs. Sunrise Restorations are the better option over the Marvin Infinity, but they are all quality products. Coupled with a professional installation company, any of these three should be a very solid choice.
Okna also has a presence around Chicago and you may want to get a bid on their 500 series to see if this could provide some additional value. The 500 is an excellent window.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2020
Marvin Infinity Window Prices
Dane, you graciously gave me some window feedback last year but due to some family situations and now Covid, we haven't moved forward yet. I am trying to tie stuff up and just wanted to get a little more feedback from you if you would be willing.
For 13 windows picture and double hung (2-46x40, 4-42x40, 2-30x40, 2-84x40, and a picture window with 2 side windows) I have several quotes.
1) Marvin Infinity Cost $16,840 for a full frame replacement
2) Marvin Integrity Cost $12,913 for full frame install
3) Gilkey Windows Cost $11,685 plus $3725 for complete gutouts (which I assume is a full frame replacement)
Three questions.
First: How does this pricing look?
Second: Regardless of price, what do you think of the quality, warranty and look of these windows.
Third: Is there any other window brand/model you would choose/recommend?
Thanks in advance.
Mike - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Hi Mike, so the pricing looks pretty fair for full frame replacement. Marvin has the better reputation over Gilkey windows and it looks like Gilkey is right in the middle of the other bids from Marvin. I like the Infinity model over the Integrity myself. Fiberglass is expensive, typically 30% more so the price quote from Marvin is about what I'd expect.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2020
Marvin Fiberglass Windows Cost
Hi, I love the look of Marvin fiberglass windows but the cost is more than I want to spend for 6 double hungs in a modest townhouse. I got quotes of $8775 and $7600 for Marvin Infinity windows (the $7600 is if I get my own financing, otherwise $9500 for company financing), which was quite a jolt after comparison to the estimated price on your website.
I realize I will have to make some compromises, but can you recommend some vinyl windows that have a similar look without the high price tag? I really don't like many of the vinyl frames that are thick and cheap looking, but I want a good quality window at a decent price. Thanks in advance.
Best regards.
Lori - Homeowner - from 2019
[Site Editor's Answer]
Lori, yes, fiberglass windows will typically run about 30% more than vinyl. One option is the Sunrise Restorations window, which is strong and thin, a very nice window. Soft-Lite, Okna and Kensington make excellent vinyl windows as well.
Check out our mid range and premium vinyl window options here to see which specific models we recommend.
Best Replacement Windows.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2019
Marvin Infinity Windows Cost
Hi Dan, last question for you. Sunrise classic window cost is $19,000 for 19 window and Marvin Infinity window same 19 windows for $20,000 .which one is better quality window to buy because not too much in the price difference.
Thanks for all your help.
Rajen - Homeowner - from 2019
[Site Editor's Answer]
Rajen, both windows are quite good. I would give the nod to the Marvin Infinity fiberglass window over the Sunrise Classic. I would probably weight the company doing the install more than the differences between these two windows. But pound for pound, I'd have to give the edge to the Infinity.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2019
Marvin Infinity Quote
We're replacing all of our windows, 20 in all. A fair number are odd shaped, which is probably why the bids seem so high.
Bid 1: Marvin Infinity: $49K
Bid 2: Revelation Series From LEI: $21K
Bid 3: RBA: $45K
David - Homeowner - from 2018
Marvin Infinity Pricing vs. Pella Impervia
I have 2 bids for 25 windows. Each one includes the cost of laminated glass, which adds to each bid, but we live on a loud street and need to reduce down the noise.
Pella Impervia Bid: $24,600
Marvin Infinity Bid: $27,580
Mike - Homeowner - from 2018
Marvin Infinity Window Cost
I have 14 pocket windows that I need replaced and so far the bid prices seem quite high. Each of the windows includes tempered glass and full grids, which I know adds to the price.
Soft-Lite Imperial LS Series (triple pane): $915 per window
Marvin Infinity Window: $1500 per window
Vytex Grandview Window: $770 per window
Brett - Homeowner - from 2017
Marvin Windows Prices On The Infinity
Replacing 2 windows and a patio door. 40x77 slider, 40x38 slider, 8’ LoE patio door. Price seems quite high to me.
Marvin Infinity Cost: $8026.
Randy - Homeowner - from 2017
Marvin Infinity vs. Provia Endure
We have a 100+year old farmhouse (western PA) with close to or original wood windows that need to be replaced. We have 19 windows and have the following quotes (all over the board)
Window World: $10k
Provia Endure: $18-19k approximate and will get final bid next week (they're the "salesman" type people that come out twice)
Marvin Infinity replacements (with the everwood) $24.5 before upgrades (probably an additional $3-4k to get the metal fixtures and higher visibility screens in the few windows we want and tempered glass in a few windows, but if we don't worry about the screens I will want the metal fixtures which is an additional $1.7 k at least.
All of them look like wood but none are (the Marvin are stainable so we can get a better match to our interior frame, but the others are close). Window world are obviously the cheapest, but the warranty is really good. They don't come with metal fixtures even as an upgrade and I can just tell they aren't terribly good quality.
The ProVia Endure is (relatively) new but is supposed to be their most energy efficient yet.
The installers of the higher two are supposed to be really good as far as our companies in this area are concerned.
Anyone have any opinions for me?
Leah - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Leah, Window World sells either the Alside Excalibur or the Xact 1650 (I think this is the model) -- both of which are poor windows in my opinion. They will cost you more money and headaches in the long run. The warranty doesn't really mean much to be quite honest with you, not after 8 or 9 years, which is when most of the problems start.
ProVia makes a good window and I agree with you about the energy efficiency. I like this option, especially given the quality installation/reputation they offer.
The Marvin Infinity is a very nice fiberglass window, however it is also quite a bit more expensive -- not surprising.
I think those are your two choices, ProVia or Marvin. You just have to decide whether the Marvin is worth the extra money. If it were me, I would see if I could get the ProVia rep (or Marvin rep) to come down on their price to sweeten the deal and then I'd pull the trigger.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2016
Marvin Infinity vs OKNA Insul-Tec
How would you compare Marvin Infinity double hungs to OKNA Insul-Tec? We are looking to replace our 25 yr old vinyl windows and have received a price of $13,500 for the Marvin Windows. Have not received a price for the OKNA yet? Thanks!
Alice - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
The Marvin Infinity is considered a high quality fiberglass window that is quite well built and attractive as windows go. The Okna Insul-Tec is a high quality vinyl windows that is quite well built and is, like many vinyl windows, decent enough to look at. The Okna should provide better performance, but the Infinity is generally seen as the nice looking of the two. I would think the Okna 500 series would be 20% less than the Infinity.
Either way, these two windows are both considered very good.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2016
Marvin Infinity Costs
I also recently just got a quote on the Alpen 525 series for $9,000 - $9,400 installed. That's about $2,000 less than the Marvin Infinity, and only about $1,800 - $2,000 more than the Zen Lotus (with a complete full-frame install). I'm hoping for a quote on Milgard Ultra's too.
After reading on your site, I was aware that Zen's were Soft-Lites, but I did not know that Soft-Lite had such a good reputation. Thank you for that.
Mike - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Mike, Alpen makes a very nice window. The Infinity is probably the nicer window, although I'm not sure it's worth $2K more. Perhaps if you like the overall look of the Infinity. If not, I'd stick with the Alpen 525.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2016
Marvin Infinity Costs
I have narrowed my search down to Okna 800 windows and the Marvin Infinity series, both highly rated. I have 8 double hungs to replace.
Marvin Infinity Series: $9K
Okna 800 Series: $5K
Lisa - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Hi Lisa, the Marvin Infinity and Okna 800 series are both excellent windows. Looking at that price difference though, I think the Okna is the hands down way to go.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2016
Marvin Windows Prices :: Ultimate Series
The Ultimate series is a highly rated wood window that can be ordered as either an aluminum clad or as an all wood model. The aluminum clad option is the more expensive of the two options and the better of the two in terms of long term durability and maintenance requirements. The Ultimate window uses a real wood interior jamb liner (compare to the vinyl jamb liner on the Integrity), which is much nicer looking and can be stained to match the finish. Consumers can choose from the following interior wood options; white oak, mahogany, douglas pine, fir, and cherry.
The Ultimate window is completely customizable and comes with tons of hardware, frame color and component upgrade options. In terms of price, the Ultimate will be on par with Andersen 400 series cost, although many contractors and homeowners feel the quality and craftsmanship is worth the rather steep price tag.
Dane - Site Editor - Updated In 2023
-- Estimated Marvin Ultimate Windows Price: $1,200 to $1,800 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *
Marvin Windows Warranty
The Marvin window warranty is good for 10 year on all manufacturing defects (materials and workmanship), insulated glass and non tempered glass. This 10 year warranty period also extends to window components, hardware and lift rails. The stainless steel spacer and cladding finish is warrantied for 20 years. Specialty interior and exterior finishes are warrantied for just 5 years.
This warranty really can't compare to most vinyl window warranties that are lifetime warranties on frame, sash and all components.
Marvin Ultimate Windows Cost
Hi! Looking at your website, hoping for advise, tired of researching windows, reviews are all over the place. Replacing 3 windows in the lower floor of a bi-level house, 34"x 32 7/8". Will install with a friend who is a union carpenter. Quote for Marvin Ultimate for $1921.50 w/o tax, $640.50 per window. Our house was built in the late 1970s, half brick and half sided. In the sided half, we have Marvin Integrity windows from a while back, no issues, maybe 10 yrs ago.
I dont mind paying for quality. What is the best vinyl window that I can install myself? Alot of the high end vinyl window are only sold installed. Next yr, there are 3 larger windows, ceiling to floor that I will replace, 33 7/8" by 68" approx. On the main floor. Current openings are in the brick part of our house with wood 2x10s as framing, dropping the windows into each of the openings. Old windows have been removed.
I am in the STL mkt, on the Illinois side. Also have a quote from zen windows. Nirvana windows casement for $652 each installed w/o tax.
Also have a quote of wincore 7700 windows, not installed for $320/each casement and $240/each double hung. Will the Nirvana or Marvin's provide a substantial improvement? For wood windows, not installed, in casement, I can get Anderson 400 casement for $600/each or Jeldwin 3500 for $500/ each from Home Depot. Lowes sells Pella and their fiberglass window is approx $400/each...not installed
Would really like a high end vinyl window that I can install. Or am I better with the Marvin Ultimate windows? Or a good wood window.
Also have access to anderson. Pella, Ellison, atrium, Norandex, vinyl max and vinyl kraft. Thru ABC Supply Reviews
Also have options for Alside and Revere.
Thanks!
Doug - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Doug, I’m not sure I have much info in terms of brands that will sell directly. It’s a bit of a crap shoot. I have heard that Okna was willing to do it for a consumer and they are my favorite vinyl window brands out there. I would call up your local Okna dealer and ask them.
The best “deal” I heard in your options was the Wincore 7700 for $320 or $240. But I wouldn’t put the Wincore 7700 in the high end vinyl window category. It is a very solid mid range option though.
The Marvin Ultimate is a very nice wood clad window and worth that price. I like the Marvin brand and feel like they do make a quality product.
I personally think vinyl windows make more sense than wood clad from a cost, maintenance, long term quality and energy efficiency perspective.
The Vinylmax Newton and Edison are quite good vinyl series. I wonder if your ABC stores carry either of those. If so, I might go this route.
Hopefully, I’ve given you a least a little direction. Sounds like you have a good handle on it though...
Tim - Website Editor - from 2020
Marvin Windows vs Jeld Wen
Tim, I live in Prairieville Louisiana where is it humid and hot. We have 8 windows to replace with a bunch of work to be done on the frames.
Marvin Ultimate Next Generation Series: $10,700
Jeld Wen Auralast Pine Series: $13,700
Kendall - Homeowner - from 2018
Marvin Ultimate vs. Pella 400
Hey, I'm looking for 16 to 18 double hungs -- 10 are quite large. So far, I've gotten these bids.
Sierra Pacific: $9k
Zen Lotus: $12K
Marvin Ultimate: $18K
Pella 400: $20K
RBA: $27.5K
Thanks fo much!
Neil - Homeowner - from 2018
[Website Editor Reply]
Neil, the Zen quote looks like the best one to me by far. I do like the Marvin Ultimate window though and if you are set on wood clad that is the one I would go with. If not, I'd go with the Zen Lotus, which is really a Soft-Lite Pro—quite a good vinyl window.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2018
Marvin Windows Prices :: Elevate Collection
The Elevate Collection is the company's updated Integrity series (coming out in 2019). The Elevate utilizes a fiberglass exterior with a real wood interior. Homeowners can order the Elevate as either a retrofit window or as a new construction. All in all, quite a nice fiberglass window, one of my favorites.
Tim - Site Editor - Updated In 2023
-- Estimated Marvin Elevate Collection Price: $1,300 to $1,900 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *
Marvin Elevate Windows Cost Quote
Hi Dane, I am replacing 12 double-hungs in Chicago. We have Climate-Guard right now. I am interested in higher-quality vinyl or fiberglass replacements. Who would you recommend?
I have also read a lot of your commentary about Marvin Infinity vs Integrity. We have a quote for Marvin Essential (part of the Integrity line?) and are trying to get a quote from Studio41 for Marvin Infinity. Am I right to understand that you would recommend Infinity over Essential?
Below is what we have so far, all including installation. The first 3 quotes are actually for 15 double-hungs. The last quote is for only 12 of them.
Advance 6300 vinyl - $14k (sold by 5-star rated Semko windows)
Imperial LS vinyl - $18k (sold by 5-star rated Scientific Home Services)
Marvin Essential fiberglass - $22k
Marvin Elevate Windows Cost wood/fiberglass - $28k
Renewal wood/vinyl composite - $35k (discounted from $48k, and again only for 12)
Charlie - Homeowner - from 2023
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Charlie, the bid I would go with is the Imperial LS vinyl - $18k -- this is one of the best vinyl options on the market -- it also outperforms the Marvin fiberglass options by quite a bit -- its a great vinyl window! And I love the idea that it is sold by 5-star rated Scientific Home Services.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Marvin Elevate Windows Cost
What do you think of the prices for Marvin Elevate (which I believe are what used to be called their Integrity Series)? I've looked on Marvin's website and there is no mention of Integrity or Infinity Series but I did find some info that referenced that they have rebranded and the new names are called Elevate for Intergrity, Essential for Infinity, and Signature Collection for Ultimate. They are for black exterior and pre-primed white interior. I also have a bid from this same co for slider (as opposed to casement) windows that are $1853. each for the 47x59s, and $1649. for 47x47, I'm not sure what style to put in and had asked for quotes on both.
I was also interested in looking at Milgard but was told by this co that they are no longer available in our market here as of very recently. I have yet to see if the other fiberglass companies you recommended are available to me here. Another question - should I consider vinyl windows?? I was under the impression from earlier research and what I've been told by some local contractors that vinyl was not appropriate for our climate but the more I look into windows, well... the less I know!! I have one guy desperately trying to sell me Pella wood windows, which initially was my preference until I looked more into that! I have your highly recommended vinyl windows list, wondering if I should start researching more?!
Thanks so much for any and all advice you can give me!!
french door cost $5,330
Labor to install french door $850
96x71 triple casement $4297
47x59 twin casments $2316
23x59 casement $925
47x39 awning $1638
47x47 twin casement $2061
40x24 awning $935
Labor to install windows $9,000
The total on the project is $46,187.36
Marcie - Homeowner - from 2022
[Website Editor Reply]
Marcie, it's an expensive bid, but it's not out of the ordinary for Marvin and you have some large configurations. The Elevate and Essential are the new models from Marvin -- they updated their offerings so that the Elevate is a fiberglass exterior and wood clad interior that can be ordered as a new construction or retrofit window. It's a very nice fiberglass window, but as you can tell, it is not inexpensive.
Should you consider vinyl windows -- I think you should. Well made vinyl windows are perfectly suited to any weather that Kansas can throw at you...well made vinyl series. I wouldn't touch wood windows myself because the natural material expands and contracts in weather and breaks down over time (it's the reason that wood clads typically carry a 20 year warranty as opposed to a lifetime warranty on vinyl). I would buy a high end vinyl window with an wood veneer interior that mimics the look of wood quite well. Brands I like include Soft-Lite, Okna, Sunrise, Kensington, Polaris, Zen, and Ideal windows.
Dane - Website Editor - from 2022
Marvin Elevate Quote
Hi Dane! I have been getting bids on Windows this year and am practically glued to your site- thank you for creating it!
I recently got a quote from a company for Marvin Elevate Windows. The quote with installation will be a bit over $7,000- for just 5 windows. I’m listing specific details below, but just a note that all the windows except the sliding one will be double-hungs and have grilles with the divided light bar between. Marvin calls it Simulated Divided Lite with Spacer Bar.
51”W; 46.5”H – Sliding Window - Stained or unfinished. No grille.
25.5”W; 44.5”H - Privacy glass
22.5”W; 45”H (3)
Thank you for your help!
Nikki - Homeowner - from 2020
[Website Editor Reply]
Nikki, the Marvin Elevate is a very nice fiberglass clad wood interior window. It's not cheap though, is it? The price is about what I'd expect though for a Marvin Elevate. If you really like a wood window, then this is a solid option. You may want to consider some upper end vinyl options with an interior laminate.
Tim - Site Editor - from 2020
[Nikki's Reply]
Thank you so much, Dane! I did quote vinyl as well- but when it’s next to wood, I become a window snob :). I have an older house with a lot of the original windows from 1941. The 5 that I plan to replace are newer.
I appreciate your response- I first heard of Marvin windows fell your side, so wanted to get your input.
Thank you again- I hope you have a great weekend. You have such a helpful site!
Nikki - Homeowner - from 2020
Marvin Windows Prices :: Essentials Collection
-- Estimated Marvin Essentials Collection Price: $1,200 to $1,800 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *
Essentials Collection Costs
My project has 16 windows, plus 2 sliding patio doors. Most of these are pretty normal sized, but we do have one large picture window to replace ($2K was the picture windows cost from Marvin).
Marvin Essentials Collection: $42.5K
Renewal By Andersen Cost $45K
KHPP Ascent: $35K
I'm leaning toward the Marvin because I really liked the look of the Essentials.
Danni - Homeowner - from 2023
Marvin Essentials Windows Cost
Hi, Dane. I too am struggling with the decisions in replacing our 25 year old, double pane aluminum windows. I would love your help but I’m limited to 3 fiberglass manufacturers and endless “replacement look” vinyl options here near San Antonio. Can you help me? I just got an estimate of $33,000 cash or $36,000 from Marvin for just the front of my house. Yikes! Window World, I know, is cheap and I hate the thick vinyl look as aluminum is smaller profile and that’s what I’m looking for. I live in the country and want to maximize my view and not look like they’re too thick and vinyl- e (my new word). 😜
Thank you so much for your help. My hubby will not go for the Marvin prices as we still have to do the back of our house. Ugh. Thank you!!
Denise - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
Denise, I can certainly send you my list of options near San Antonio, but I'm not exactly sure how these will all work. Vinyl tends to be thicker and cheaper, fiberglass is thinner and more expensive. Maybe aluminum is the option for you if you have to have the thinner profile. Check out the Don Young option below. The other window that comes to mind is the Sunrise Restorations -- its a thinner vinyl/fiberglass mix that will be less than Marvin -- but I'm not entrieely sure there is a dealer who carries it, but its certainly worth a look...
Dane - Site Editor - from 2023
Marvin Windows Price List
Dane, we've continued to refine our plan. Below is the current design with three new quotes - would love to get your thoughts. We've read on your blog that Okna's are also good so we are working to get a quote on them - not sure how you view those windows compared to these three options?
Marvin Essential Cost Proposal $15,708 pre tax
$17,163 after tax
(6) Essential RO 37-1/2" X 78-1/2"
$889.87 each, total $5,339.22
(2) Essential Glider RO 72" X 43-1/2"
$1,098.81 each, total $2,197.62
(1) Essential RO 83-1/2" X 46-1/2"
$1,089.33
(2) Essential RO 73" X 60-1/2"
$1,633.62 each, total $3,267.24
(1) Essential Parts: 11880199 ESSENTIAL REPLACEMENT MULL KIT, 144", STONE WHITE/STONE WHITE
$196.53
(4) Essential Single Hung RO 42-1/2" X 60-1/2"
$904.47 each, total $3,617.88
IN TOWN DELIVERY
$100.00
Marvin Elevate Cost Proposal
$20,733 pre tax
$22,622 after tax
(6) DINING Elevate Direct Glaze Rectangle RO 38" X 78-1/2"
$1,227.92 each, total $7,367.52
(2) KITCHEN & MASTER BED Elevate Glider RO 72-1/2" X 43-1/2"
$1,309.60 each, total $2,619.20
(1) OFFICE Elevate Direct Glaze Rectangle RO 84" X 46-1/2"
$1,465.36
(2) BONUS Essential Elevate Assembly RO 73" X 60-1/2"
$2,106.56 each, total $4,213.12
(1) BONUS-MULL Elevate Parts: 11853050 MULL KIT - VERTICAL - ELDH IN - LINEAL,84", STONE WHITE EXT, BARE INT
$38.56
(4) UPSTAIRS BED Elevate Single Hung RO 43" X 60-1/2"
$1,257.42 each, total $5,029.68
IN TOWN DELIVERY
$100.00
Derrick - Homeowner - from 2023
[Site Editor's Answer]
Derrick, it's actually a very good price for the Essentials and Elevate series. The spread between the Marvin Essentials vs Elevate series is exactly what I would expect to see.
Okna is excellent and I would absolutely get a bid on their 500, 600, or 800 series -- all really really good vinyl options. My guess is that the bid price will land in between your two bids -- probably somewhere very near the Essentials. I might pick the Okna over the Marvin myself but maybe it comes down to which you like the look of the best. Ask about the Okna wood laminate interior if you like the look of wood. They make a good looking faux wood...
Dane - Website Editor - from 2023
General Marvin Windows Prices
Marvin Price Increases
What have been the yearly price increases of Marvin since 2018?
Sherri - Homeowner - from 2021
[Site Editor's Answer]
Roughly 4% per year, although dealers are free to charge whatever they want, so for instance this year, I'd say bids have gone up 10% to 20% alone.
Dane - Site Editor - from 2021
Marvin Windows Cost vs Harvey
Really like your site. We want to make our screened in patio into a 3 season space with windows installed. We have 13 floor to ceiling screens (87 inches high)and 2 doors. The house is in Gloucester MA and I noted some of the makers don't service our area.
We did get a quote from a highly rated installer in the area, but they use Harvey windows and I don't see good reviews for that brand. They quoted triple awning mulled unit vinyl. Quote came in at $19,500. Another installer in the area has Marvin have not been quoted from them yet.
Charlie - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Charlie, Harvey has a good reputation, perhaps the only knock on them is that occasionally they are quoted out like a top tier window when they are more of a solid vinyl window (but not the best.)
Marvin makes an excellent fiberglass window. They are not cheap though. You may want to check to see if Sunrise, Okna, Soft-Lite, Polaris, or Zen area available in your area and get a bid to see how it compares with the Harvey bid.
Tim - Website Editor - from 2016
Marvin Windows vs Andersen
Hi Dane, we live in Dallas and are looking to replace the inefficient windows in our home. We have received quotes from both Andersen 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 windows, but want to understand if the vinyl will have durability concerns.
Jesse - Homeowner - from 2016
[Site Editor's Answer]
Jesse, Andersen and Marvin are expensive options, but you should be able to get a quality 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 manufacturer, which makes an excellent aluminum window. They also make a pretty good vinyl window. Get their opinion on vinyl in your immediate area.
I know Milgard now makes a vinyl window specifically for Texas. I like Milgard and feel they make a quality product.
The other company I might check is Zen, 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 - Website Editor - from 2016
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