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Silverline Window Prices
Silverline window prices and costs should be on the lower end of the vinyl window pricing spectrum. A reasonable price for a double hung V1 with installation should range from $350 to $450 depending on the size, type of installation required, options and upgrades selected, etc. In general, Silverline Windows are considered a budget window that are ideal for lower end projects, house flips, and rentals.
While the Silverline lime up used to include the 50 series, 70 series, 2800 series, and 9500 series, these window models have been "mothballed." Instead, the company now sells the V1 series, V3 series, and the Coastal Watch Collection.
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Silverline V1 Window Prices
The Silverline V1 window is the company's base model. The V1 utilizes a slimmer, and less robust, frame than the upgraded V3 series. Consumers can expect less favorable energy efficiency numbers due to this thinner frame, although you will gain more glass viewing area. A Silverline V1 with a width of 48 inches and a height of 60 inches (equivalent to 20 square feet) will run $250 to $350 installed. Homeowners can expect the installation to account for roughly one third of the total installed cost.
-- Estimated Silverline V1 Windows Cost: $300 to $400 installed --
(assumes medium sized window and normal installation) *
Silverline V3 Window Prices
The Silverline V3 window is the company's upgraded model. The V3 utilizes a more robust frame than the base V1 series. Consumers can expect better energy efficiency numbers due to this thicker frame, although you will lose some glass viewing area. A Silverline V3 with a width of 48 inches and a height of 60 inches (equivalent to 20 square feet) will run $300 to $400 installed. Homeowners can expect the installation to account for one-third of the total installed cost.
-- Estimated Silverline V1 Windows Cost: $350 to $450 installed --
(assumes medium sized window and normal installation) *
Silverline Coastal Watch Collection Prices
Silverline also sells their Coastal Watch Collection. This is an impact or hurricane window that will be sold near coastal regions. A Coastal Watch impact window with a width of 48 inches and a height of 60 inches (equivalent to 20 square feet) will run $600 to $800 installed. Homeowners can expect the installation to account for one-third of the total installed cost.
-- Estimated Silverline Coastal Watch Collection Cost: $650 to $850 installed --
(assumes medium sized window and normal installation) *
Silverline 2900 Windows
The Silverline 2900 vinyl window comes standard as a single hung that offers the following performance numbers (assuming the upgrade to the low e2 glass) - AI 0.13, VT 0.58, SHGC 0.34 U-value 0.35.
Compare to the Alside Excalibur Series
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Silverline 3100 Windows
The Silverline 3100 vinyl window are also single hungs and typically built for contractors (builder grade). This Silverline window uses a pretty flimsy frame and will not hold up more than 10 or 15 years - avoid this window and upgrade to a better model if possible.
Compare to the Amsco Artisan Window
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Silverline 8700 Windows
The Silverline 8700 vinyl window is a horizontal slider that does not offer much in terms of design or strength. We couldn't find much on this series.
Compare to Vinylmax Hyde Park Model
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Silverline 8500 Windows
The Silverline 8500 vinyl window uses a Low e2 glass package and includes exterior screens. It offers okay performance numbers - DP45 and U-value 0.30. The window includes dual weatherstripping, a tilt in sash, a constance force balance system and comes standrd with the Super Spacer.
Silverline 8500 Bid vs. Simonton 5500
I have 3 bids on 20 new replacement windows that include Andersen Silverline, Simonton, and PGT.
Simonton 5500: $11,500
PGT 2200: $11,072
Andersen Silverline 8500: $7,250
Sheera - Homeowner - from 2018
Silverline 8500 Window Costs
I live in northern New Jersey and I need to replace one bathroom window - 22" x 41". I have gotten a price quote for the Silverline window and it includes low-E with no grills, argon fills and tempered glass. The Silverline 9500 is $485. The Silverline 8600 series is $445 and the Silverline 1200 is $380. These are installed prices.
Carey - Homeowner - from 2016
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Silverline 9500 Windows
The Silverline 9500 window is their top end window and one that we put in our top rated entry level window. The frame is bulky and comes with double strength glass (strong but thick isn't such a bad combo unless you are dealing with small openings). The window offers an air infiltration of 0.14, DP45, U-value 0.30 - these numbers may improve a bit with upgrades that include argon fills in the glass and foam fill in the frame. Compare the Silverline 9500 series to the Pella Encompass Model
Dane - Site Editor
Silverline Windows Warranty
Silverline Windows by Anderson offers a limited lifetime warranty on their windows, including the mainframe, sash and all additional vinyl components. Any exterior frame codeine is warranted for a period of 10 years. The warranty does not include any of the labor costs involved with removing a defective window or installing a new replacement window. It only covers the replacement parts or replacement window itself.
The warranty is not transferable to any subsequent owners. The remainder of the warranty covers the list of exclusions and limitations that applies to both the patio doors and the vinyl windows. In general, the silver line window warranty is pretty weak, although not surprising given the low price point of many of their vinyl windows.