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Explore Window World prices on their most popular windows and models, including Alside and Comfort Window models. Window World is one of the largest discount vinyl window manufacturer that has a presence in most areas and states around the U.S. Some contractors dislike their windows and sales tactics, while others feel they offer a decent product at a low price.

What seems very true for the consumer is that they need to vet the actual subcontractor or installer who will be doing the work. Some of the installers have good reputations, however there are lots of bad stories about shortcuts and improper installation, which results in higher costs for the consumer over the long term.

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Page Last Updated: March 1, 2024

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Window World Prices :: 3000 Series

-- Estimated Window World 3000 Series Price: $289 to $400 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *

Window World vs Universal Windows Direct

Thanks for the list, this is great, thank you! So far, I've has only 2 bids, 1 from WW 3000 ($13000) and 1 from Universal ($26000) for 16 total windows. I'm thinking of getting a bid from Zen Windows and Berry.

Mark - Homeowner - from 2024

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Mark, the WW bid depends on which series they quoted -- I would ask specifically what it is -- they don't manufacture their own windows so they are selling you a relabeled window, important to find out what the actually is. I like their Simonton offerings...

Universal Windows Direct sells a very good window, but at 2x that of WW I'm not sure I love that option -- unless the Zen bid is near that...

Zen will be interesting -- their Nirvana and Lotus series are good -- if they are selling you Soft-Lite (again they don't make their own windows so it's important to find out what they are actually selling you.) ( Zen Windows Reviews )

I've never heard of Berry Door and Window so let's find out what windows/doors they carry...

Dane - Site Editor - from 2024

Window World Prices

Good Afternoon, I would like to replace the windows and doors on my property which are 8 in total. Please provide me with a quote for this. I am happy to provide you with all the drawings and measurements as required as soon as possible. Do let me know if you need any more information from me as I look forward to hearing from you.

Billy - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Billy, here are very general pricing guidelines.

Renewal By Andersen Prices: $2000 each

Sunrise Windows Cost: $1000 per

Window World Prices: $500 each

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World Prices And Quotes

Hey there, I'm looking to replace 6 windows and have these five quotes.

Champion Bid: $7000

Reliabilt 3900 Series Bid: $5900

WW 3000 Series: $3900

Okna 600 Series Bid: $6800

Atrium 8300 Series Bid: $4774

Jonathan - Homeowner - from 2023

Casement Bid

When we built our house 35 years ago, we went with Anderson vinyl clad wood windows. Well the sun warped all of these on the east side over time. We received quotes from WW for 5 double paned casements with the wood divider in the middle of each window for a discounted cost of over $14,000.00 about a year ago. Is this a good value for windows and installation?

We are in our 70's and overwhelmed as to value, selection and cost. We also need to replace 2 24", 2 36" and 4 60". We live near Raleigh NC as the largest city. We need advice. What is a good quality window that will provide good service in our time of life. Looking for terratone or mocha exterior and white interior. Window measurements are for height. Advice please!

Evelyn - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Evelyn, your best long term value will come from a high quality vinyl window installed by a local company with great online reviews (in indication that they pay close attention to detail and are invested in customer satisfaction).


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Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

3000 Series Cost

Hello. I have enjoyed reading your reviews and information on the site. Thank you so much. We are getting new replacements for our main living area – 12 windows and a large slider (will do bedroom windows at a later time). We live in Phoenix, so energy efficiency is important but so is cost and warranty (we plan to be in this home for a bit and don’t want to deal with windows again for a while).

These are the quotes we have received so far:

American Vision – Monte Verde by Anlin $11,335 (retro-fit) American Vision Windows Cost

WW 3000 series - $8,700 (retro-fit)

Desert King – Amerimax Craftsman Portrait $14,300 if we pay cash another 10% off (not retro-fit, but not quite a full stucco breakout).

R & K Builders – Mi Professional Series 5000 with full stucco breakout/repair $11,165 (only a two year warranty on labor)

Imperial – Simonton Daylight Max (retro-fit, waiting on price)

My husband liked the quality of the Amerimax but it’s also the most expensive. WW just doesn’t feel right, but the price sure does! We don’t know much about the MI and don’t like the only two year warranty on labor. We do like the slim line on the Simonton. We’ve heard good things about Anlin BUT not so much on the Monte Verde line? It's a lot of money and we sure feel stuck.

Any suggestions here? Thanks so much!

Jill - Homeowner - from 2020

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Jill, thanks for the question. So I agree that the Amerimax Craftsman Portrait is the best window of the bunch. And you are correct that Anlin is quite good, but the Monte Verde is more or less their entry level product. I think I might compare it to a Simonton Daylight Max, perhaps a bit better. So keep that in mind when that bid comes in.

I would toss the WW, which is either a Comfort World window or an MI 1650. I would also get rid of the MI 5000 bid as the Monte Verde is the better window in my opine.

I think I might have to endorse the cash option from Amerimax. $12,870 for the 12 windows and a sliding door sounds like the best of the bunch. I would go back to them and ask if they would do $12,000 out the door for the cash price and see if they would take it.

Price bids have been really crazy with COVID I've noticed. Supply chain disruptions and lots of consumer demand. It's not helping costs.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Window World Cost

Marc here from Columbus Ohio. I'm looking to replace ten windows in my town home.

6 Double hung 40 x 51
1 Double hung 36 x 51
1 Double hung 36 x 40
1 picture 17 x 68
1 basement hopper

Quote from

Window Nation Bellevue $8,684

Zen Nirvana Cost $5,056

Window World Pricing $3,400

Champion bid pending

Based on the info on your website. It would appear the Zen Nirvana is the clear winner pending one other quote from Champion. Do you agree.

Marc - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Marc, the Zen Nirvana quote for $5,056 is the hands down winner here. The Zen Nirvana is a Soft-Lite Classic and well worth $500 each installed. The Window Nation bid is too expensive and the Window World product is poor quality. Just make sure the Zen branch you're dealing with has a good reputation and track record.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World vs Superior

We have had two quotes for that are so different that it makes us wonder about the companies. The quote was on 20 windows in the Houston area – one quote (Window World) was $6800 and the other (Superior Window) was $15,000. It appeared the windows were the same except Superior did seem to have steel inside the frame which I don’t remember if WW did and he indicated that was to prevent bending. With such a wide range on quote, brings questions to mind. Any reviews you can share about the two companies to assist with a decision?

Jeanne - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Jeanne, vinyl windows often look the same -- it's like if I looked under the hood of two cars they'd look exactly the same to me. There are very significant differences that will become evident 5, 7, 9 years down the road as parts break or locks fail etc. The vinyl extrusions, tolerances, manufacturing processes, glass, components, fit, finish etc all factor into making a quality vinyl window or a cheap one. That doesn't factor in installation, which is obviously an important component as well.

WW sells what I consider to be a poor product from a long term cost perspective. But their prices are cheap, I'll give them that. Some consumers have told me that their local WW branch comes out and fixes the windows every time there is a problem, which begs the question, why not go with a cheap vinyl window that comes with a lifetime warranty? On the flip side, I've heard of very poor experiences with WW (its a franchise so each one is run independently). When there were issues, they were left high and dry more or less. This can make for an expensive and frustrating experience if you have to switch them out again after 8 years.

I don't know much about Superior Windows so I can't comment on them. They probably buy their vinyl windows from another company and relabel them -- I'm basing this on their website. The price they quoted you seems high, although I have no idea about your project details. I would ask them to give you the specific numbers for the exact window you are buying (see below) and compare the bid to a couple more bids, which I think you should get.

I would say that the WW is going to be the lowest bid you get and the Superior is going to be the highest. $750 a window should get you a VERY good vinyl window. Zen windows sells Soft-Lite windows and their Lotus and Nirvana models are quite good. I believe they have a branch in your area. Don Young also makes a good vinyl and aluminum window. Get a bid from them as well.

U Factor: .30 or lower, lower the better
Air Infiltration: .12 or lower, lower the better, .05 or lower is considered excellent
Design Pressure: 30 or higher, the higher the better

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

Window World Alside 3000 Window Costs

Hi Guys: we have had bids on vinyl replacements here in Tucson, AZ. We will be replacing 8 sliders and 6 picture windows (all aluminum single pane from the 70’s). Obviously, energy efficiency is paramount here in the Arizona desert. I can give you a list of window sizes and prices, etc if you wish!

So, for the Windows World (aka Alside 3000), they are double pane, low-e, argon filled. Several will have Cardinal 340 glass (west and south facing). And several need tempered glass since they are less than 18” from the floor. For this there are a total of 14 windows and the cost is $7,998.

We had the local Anlin dealer out here (American Windows and Solar). He quoted the Anlin Del Mar window. A total of 17 windows. The difference in number of windows is that several of the picture windows are too high (70”+) and Anlin doesn’t make windows that high. So we split the windows into sliders on the bottom and picture windows on the top. This has the added advantage of only requiring tempering on the bottom sliding windows. All windows have the same described features as the Alsides -- double pane, low-e, argon filled. Several of the windows will have Cardinal 340 glass (west and south facing). For all 17, the price was negotiated down to $17,000.

So my question is, other than installation quality, is the price difference reflective of the quality? I don’t mind paying for quality but just need reassurance or feedback that this is worth it. From what I have been able to glean from your (and other sites) the Del Mar are superior. But double the price?

Also, I can scan both quotes and email them if you would like to see them!

Peter - Homeowner - from 2017

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Peter, the simple answer to your question is yes there is a huge difference in the windows. WW uses a relatively poorly made vinyl window that will begin to break down somewhere in that year 7, 8 , 9... Anlin makes a good window, but $17,000 is a huge difference than the $8K from WW. I think you need to get two more bids -- one from a Milgard dealer on the Tuscany vinyl window and from an Amerimax window dealer on the Masters Grande or Craftsman Portrait. Perhaps also a Simonton dealer on their Impressions or Reflections series (their better window lines). This is going to give you a better idea of the price ranges you're looking at and I think give you a middle option between the Anlin and WW.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2017

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Window World Prices :: 4000 Series

Window World (and others like Castle Windows in the northeast) offer teaser deals at very low prices for their entry level product - typically an Alside Excalibur or Comfort World 4000.

( Castle Windows Reviews )

Contractors are not typically keen on builder grade windows in general, and these are no exception. The issue with the window centers on the snap in sill which can over time have issues with moisture and debris getting trapped inside and mildew and mold can occur over time. The performance numbers are not great here either, especially the air infiltration, which means the unit can let in air through poor seals and weatherstripping.

In my opinion, the 4000 Series is probably best for rentals or house flips. For better long term value, you should upgrade to a nice mid range vinyl window like the Milgard Tuscany or Wincore 7700 series.

Dane - Site Editor

-- Estimated Window World 4000 Series Price: $350 to $500 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *

Window World 4000 Pricing

Dane, we're here in Texas and have gotten a bunch of bids for the 37 replacement windows we need to get done. We are sort of freaking out by the prices - sooo high!

Window World 4000: $22.7K
Burris Tectview AC: $30.6K ( Burris Windows Cost )
NT Executive: $35.2K
Vistamark Endura:$35.9K ( Vistamark Windows Reviews )
Anlin Del Mar: $38.3K
Apex Insignia: $46,100

Kordell - Homeowner - from 2023

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Kordell, if you don't plan to be in the home for longer than 10 years, I might suggest going with the WW 4000. Not the best vinyl window, but certainly a great price on it. Anything over 10 years, then scratch the WW. I'd go with the Anlin Del Mar for $38.3K and second up would be the NT Executive for $35.2K.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World 4000 Series Price

We have 16 windows to replace on our 1980s home here in Austin, Texas

Marvin Elevate: $26K
Zen Soft Lite Classic: $14.7K
Window Universe: $13.7K
Window World 4000: $12K

Patrick - Homeowner - from 2024

Window World Prices 4000

My husband and I are switching out 16 windows and have done are due as far as getting estimates. Curious about your take. Thank you - and really love the site - the form gave us some decent options I think.

MI 1650: $9.8K
Sierra Pacific 8500: $10K (Sierra Pacific Windows Prices)
Reliabilt 3900: $10.4K
Window World 4000: $10.8K
PGT EnergyVue: $11.2K (PGT Windows Cost)
Simonton 6100: $13.2K
Simonton 6500: $16.3K
Anderson 100: $17.7K

Andy - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Andy I like Window World option if they are selling a Simonton and their reviews are stellar. I like the PGT option as well.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

4000 Series Cost

I have two quotes on 5 double hungs, 1 two-lite slider and 1 picture window.

PlyGem 5100 Seeries - $6445

Window World Series 4000 - $5445

Prasanth - Homeowner - from 2023

Window World Prices

I've gotten two bids - Window World and Burris here in Dallas Texas. The WW bid is on double hungs and the Burris is on single hungs. This is for 18 windows in all. So what is the difference between double hung vs single hung?

Burris Windows Cost: $11,500

Window World Cost: $12,700

Thank you.

Suzanne - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Suzanne, it can't answer the question unless I know the actual model that they quoted you on. Pound for pound, I like Burris as a brand a bit more than WW. To answer your other question, both SH and DH open vertically. A SH has one sash at the bottom that opens open, while a DH has two sashes one at the top and one at the bottom that open. Traditionally, SHs were considered lower quality, but this is no longer the case. Always refer to the performance data when making a decision on the quality of any series.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World Prices vs Apex

Dane, I have two quotes for replacing 37 windows in Houston, TX.

WindowWorld 4000 series at $22000, and Apex Insignia at $45000. Most are double hung, many are 6ft tall, and a few are about 7 feet tall.

From what I can tell, each are constructed on similar frames and have similar coatings. Is double pane vs triple pane the main factor in causing the large discrepancy between the 2 quotes? And would you have a recommendation for a company for my 3rd quote?

Corey - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Corey, the WW quote is low. The Apex Insignia is a bit high. That's where this massive discrepancy is -- I don't think either one of these is the right call -- the Apex cost bid might be fair, but you should collect a couple more bids to "even out the field"

Here is my replacement windows Texas list.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World Prices 2023

Hi, Will be replacing 12 windows in my Boston Ma home. The windows that I will be replacing our double hungs I got a Window World price quote for $11,000 for the 400 series and a quote from sunrise for $20,000. The installer offering the $20,000 price is a very good installer but I thought the price was a little bit high. They are the Vanguard series. After careful consideration I thought I may go with a single hung Double pane. I find the double hungs to be a little drafty whereas a single pane fits inside of the frame of the window more securely. Any thoughts!

Karen - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Karen, my thought is you have two bids that might be on either side of the price spectrum. I'd say get two more bids and then send me all four bids and let's analyze the whole group and find the best value for your situation.


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Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World vs Ideal

Hi Dane, This is a great site. I got WW pricing on the 4000 series but I noticed their frames are big and result in about 30% loss of the view. I understand there will be a loss of view with replacements but 30% is quite a bit and makes the house look odd. Do you have any recommendations for any quality options that do not cause as much loss of view due to the frame/shash? I have 19 double hung, 7 casement (might replace 3 casement with one slider for more view), 1 picture, 1 octogonal and 2 half moons. I also got a quote for Ideal Platinum 3000 series and a more reasonable price but not sure if these windows quality is good. Any advice will be appreciated.

PS: I know AI used to be a problem with sliders. Is this still a concern and does it make sense to replace my casements that have low AI with a slider for more view at the expense of higher AI?

Fernando - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Fernando, Ideal Platinum 3000 windows is an excellent option -- if these are less than the WW4000 series, then you are getting a great price. This is what I would go with for sure.

Sliders have always had less energy efficient numbers than casements, but...there are good sliders out there. I think it's personal preference more than anything. I personally like casements so I always tend toward those over sliders myself.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window World 4000 Series Cost

What are your thoughts on the WW 4000 series?

4000 Series: $14,100

LEI 18,900

Window Nation 21,000

Universal Window 21,500

Timothy - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Timothy, my honest opinion is that I wouldn't put a WW product in my home. Some of the branches get really good reviews for their installation and service, but the quality of their windows is pretty low. That usually starts to show in year 10 or 11. Universal Window and the Polaris Thermalweld (I believe this is what they sell) would be my pick over the others). I forget what LEI sells -- maybe a ProVia. Actually, the ProVia Endure and Aspect are very good windows so if your LEI branch has awesome reviews and they are selling you a ProVia window, this might actually be my pick...

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window Worlds 4000 Costs

Replacing seven single-hungs and I have tow widely varying bids.

Sunrise Restoration windows Cost: $8,500

WW 4000 Series: $4,800

Don - Homeowner - from 2022

Window World Pricing

I have 14 double hungs that I'm in desperate need of replacing. I plan on staying in this place for 20 plus years.

Window World Cost Quote: $11,660

Sunrise Cost Quote: $14,545

Mitch - Homeowner - from 2022

Window World Cost Quote

Quote - I'm replacing 7 windows and two quotes thus far:

Polaris thermal weld slider
Quoted by a local person: 4900+tax
Casement: 10400+tax

Window World 4000 series price
Quoted: $5410

Another local company from last year quoted me $7k on the Window World series 4000. Suggestions?

Hillary - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Hillary, the Polaris Thermalweld slider is the better window. If they are quoting the seven windows for $4900, then it's a better deal than the Window World 400 series for $5410. The casement price seems Way too high to me.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2022

Window World Windows Cost

We have bids on 16 double hungs and one slider, plus one. patio door. This is for pocket installation, all the windows are white on the inside and out, and there are no unique sizes. or other upgrades. We live in Kansas City.

Window World 4000 Cost: $13,100
Alside Mezzo Cost: $13,445
Zen Nirvana Cost: $16,400
Provia Endure Cost: $20,325
Joyce Trinity Cost: $15,780
Window Universe Berkshire Cost: $14,810
Target 4000 Series Cost: $14,780
Soft Lite Classic Cost: $19,885

Britney - Homeowner - from 2022

Window World 4000 Cost

Hello, I have price quotes from six window companies for our Michigan home. We plan on living here for many years to come. In total, we have 30 windows of all sizes and several architectural shaped windows that will be very costly. All of the quotes include installation, removal, etc.

Wallside Windows Cost Bid: - $26,105
Crown Windows Costs Bid: $22,355
WindowWorld 4000 Costs Bid: $25,590
ProVia Endure Costs Bid: $31,425
Marvin Infinity Costs Bid: $32,770
Renewal by Anderson Costs Bid: $62,500

Duane - Homeowner - from 2022

Window World Pricing vs Pella

Hi Dane, hope you are well! You were so kind as to send my way some recommendations. I have had quite 6 individuals out to my house quoting Provia Endure, Pella Lifestyle, OKNA600, Window World 4000 series and Alside Mezzo. Really interested in your thoughts.

I would really like to spend $15,000 or less if at all possible and I am in a home that has 30 year old contractor grade wood clads that have a great deal of condensation and now rot as well. I don’t anticipate I will stay here all of my life and this isn’t my dream home but do want to get the biggest bang for my buck for the long haul and not look only at price. I also don’t want to overspend on windows that the house really doesn’t require or need and overdue quality either. I have received quotes for 16 double hungs that I need to have replaced and very much do not want the standard white vinyl, rather tan which all of the companies I provide quotes below do have available.

My quotes and prices (all include installation):

OKNA 600: $12,130
Alside Mezzo: $12,320
4,000 Series: $11,970
Pella Lifestyle: $25,600
Provia Endure: $24,320

A few questions: I’m realizing that there are replacements and full frame replacement windows which I can tell from the prices above aren’t comparing apples to apples. I have been told that the OKNA, Alside and Window World options will decrease my glass space and some of the salesman say I won’t even be able to tell and others say you will ABSOLUTELY be able to tell. Do you have thoughts on this?

What might you think of this pricing and what considerations do you think I should consider. If it was your house who would you go with?

The OKNA 600 salesman is a privately owned company and he indicated he would wrap my existing sills….one of them is rotting and he indicated ‘not a big deal we cover rotted wood all of the time with no issues’. That didn’t seem right to me. The person selling the Alside Mezzo and will install is a one man show who specializes in not only window replacement but historic repair and is incredibly and sometimes overly (smile) into attention to detail so I know he would do an excellent job with quality.

I know you mentioned the installer was nearly just as important as the window so just wanted to gather your thoughts.

Let me know and I’ll be sitting on the edge of my chair to see what you may think!

Ann - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Ann, the clear window winner here is the Okna 600. And when I say clear, I mean it. The Okna 600 is a better option than the ProVia Endure and you are getting that for HALF the cost. Now, you are correct that the Okna will go in as a retrofit, while the Endure is obviously going in as a full frame replacement.

I personally think it's fine to do the retrofit in terms of glass loss (you will lose some glass), except in cases of small windows where it becomes more noticeable. However, this is a subjective answer and I can't really answer it for you. You might want to go back to the Okna dealer and ask him how much glass area you will lose on each side, then tape off several of your old windows to see the difference. Once the new windows are in though, you will notice less than when they are side by side.

A good installer can wrap the exterior windows and keep out all of the water and moisture from damaging the sills further. A bad one can screw it up pretty bad. Check out some YouTube videos to see the process of wrapping exterior windows with aluminum is and what you can expect in terms of the overall look once it is completed.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window World Pricing Quote

We live in northern Michigan and have 13 windows that are in pretty desperate need of a facelift.

WindowWorld 4000 Series Quote: $10K
Renewal by Andersen Quote: $19.7K

Fred - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World Prices

I have 3 quotes for 13 double hungs and installation.

VinylMax Franklin: $5980

Window World 4000: $9,124

Ideal Platinum: $8,905

Gary - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World vs Apex Energy Solutions

Hi Dane, I am looking for a list of recommendations for Cary, NC. There are 26 double hungs and one large square picture fixed fram.

I have spoken to:

Home Depot Simonton Windows 6500 Double Pane - $22,529.42 (not sure if this includes tax)

Apex Energy Solutions (Insignia Double Hung, Triple Pane) - $29,419.75 (includes tax)

WindowWorld 4000 Series, 3001 Model, ST lite/Steel Reinf.).$22,406.67 (includes tax)

When I sat down and compared the U factor, R value, Solar heat gain coefficient Visible Transmittance and UV Block, Apex was clearly better, with Window World being second best and then Home Depot.

Are there any other groups that I should be checking with? Whats the best of this lot in your opinion.

Thanks!

Winters - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Winters, here is my list of recommended brands. I like the Simonton 6000 series, but don't necessarily love HD installation crews (spotty.) Apex uses a good window, I'd put it as a high end mid range window. Not a fan of the WW4000. I think there are better options below.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window World 4000 Cost

Here are my quotes on 4 double hungs (2 measure 46w x 71h and 2 measure 23w x 71h):

Vytex Georgetown: $4,632

Vytex Fortis: $5,360

Zen Using Alside: $4,378

Lowes Reliabilt: $3931.28

WindowWorld 4000: $4,493

Renewal by Anderson: $13,000

Pat - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World 4000 Solar Plus

I am replacing one picture and 13 double hungs. The first floor windows are large 44"x54" along with a 88"x61 fixed frame. I would be getting the simulated divided lites (Georgian colonial) in the 9 windows on the first floor. I have quotes from WW and 2 Sunrise dealers here in Minnesota. Its a 1947 house. Sunrise may have better looking divides,? Hard to tell with photos. WW is cheaper by a lot. Should I stay away from WW? Is Sunrise that much better? Also what is a standard down payment considering install is 3-4 months out. WW wants 50%.

WW 4000 solar plus $14,424

Sunrise Ultra U Plus $21,600

Sunrise solus. $24,906

Thank you for any suggestions

Abbott - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

So I would personally not recommend going with Window World unless you are flipping a house or using it as a rental. I just don't think they offer good long term savings.

Of the other two, I guess I would go with the less expensive of the two options. Most companies don't require a down payment if they are out 4 months in the future. That could be a new thing with COVID. There is no way I would pay 50% up front...

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World 4000 Series Price

John, Window world 4000 series came in at about $440 each. They seem like just as decent quality. Your thoughts?

Matt - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

I don't think I would touch Window World myself unless they have stunning online reviews. Their windows can start to fail after 10 to 12 years -- failed IGU, which causes fog inside the windows.

If that happens are they going to come back out and replace the window? My cynical answer is no...unless they are a quality outfit...

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World vs. Pella 250 Cost

Dane we have 28 windows to replace.

Window World estimate comes in at 16,500 total (windows, labor) will take 6 months to get installed

Estimate for Pella 250s comes in at 21,500. will take 4 months to get installed

Is it worth the extra 5K to go with Pella. Will be in this home for at least 10 years.

Thanks.

Tim - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Tim, I would say the Pella 250 is worth the extra $5K if you plan to stay in the home 10 plus years. The WW option, often the MI1650 series, is a pretty mediocre window in my opinion. I think you would be much better served with the 250 series from Pella over the WW. I think it would be good to get one more bid just to see how it compares to the two bids you have. To that end, here is my list of recommended brands and options:

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

WW 4000 Series

Wondering what your thoughts are on this...I'm getting 6 windows replaced, and have gotten a handful of estimates. Likely going to be in the house for a while, and not looking for anything fancy, just decently durable windows that I don't get ripped off on. The current windows barely work, and even the worst window you could find off the shelf would be an improvement.

So far, these are the quotes I have:

WW 4000 series: $3600

Pella 150: $4600

Pella 250: $5500

Reliabilit 3900: $4900

Reliabilt 2500: $4400

Soft LIte Elements $5100 (double-pane)

Soft Lite Barrington: $4513

Again thanks for taking the time to read this.

Ken - Homeowner - from 2021

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Ken, the best deal of the bunch is the Soft LIte Elements for $5100. For $100 more each than the Reliabilt 2500, you can go from a mediocre vinyl window to one of the very best vinyl windows on the market. If you were flipping the house, I'd tell you to go with the WW 4000, but if you are going to be in the home for any length of time, the Soft LIte Elements is the way to go by a mile.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World 4000 Cost

25 windows I'm looking to replace and here are the bids I have...

Window World 4000 Cost: $12.2K

Harvey Slimline Cost (Thermaguard Glass): $13K

Harvey Classic Cost: $14K

Okna 500 Insul-Tec: $17K

Provia Aspect Cost: $17K

Sunrise Vanguard Cost (Ultra U Plus): $18K

Provia Endure Cost: $18K

Renewal by Andersen Cost: $53K

Ravi - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World 4000 Costs

We're replacing 6 basement windows and 15 double hungs...thought I'd share my price bids with others.

Alside Mezzo Price Bid: $12,990

Window World 4000 Price Bid: $13,200

Simonton 5050 Price Bid: $16,075

Gilkey Window Price Bid: $19,650

Pella 250 Price Bid: $23,230

Karen - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World 4000 Series Costs

Hi Tim, I am looking to replace 34 windows in a recently purchased home (built in 1990). I have six options from three vendors. All are double hungs (except 1 picture). 14 are oversized (32” x 73” nominally):

Home Depot:
1. Simonton 6500 – Total $23.3K
2. Simonton 6100 – Total $18.9K
3. Anderson 100 – Total $28.1K

Pella:
1. 250 Series - $30K

Window World:
1. 4000 Series - $20.2K
2. 6000 Series - $21.5K
I am leaning towards the Simonton, but wanted to know if the extra $130 each is warranted to go with the 6500s.
Thoughts?

John - Homeowner - from 2020

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Hi John. I'm leaning towards the Simonton 6500 series myself. I think that's the best value for your money myself. The additional $130 each is worth the money in my estimation. One programming note: I'm not a huge fan of HD for installation. Or I should say it like this: there is a greater chance that their subs will do less than stellar work than if you went with a Simonton rep/distributor. You may want to consider getting an additional bid from a local company with a good install reputation. I have also noticed that HD's pricing is higher these days than in years past so you might get a like minded window (the Simonton Reflections 5500 and the VantagePointe 6500 are virtually the same window) at a lower cost. Food for thought.
There is a Kensington dealer I believe in Memphis and a Wincore dealer. Both solid windows. Actually Kensington makes a great window in the Quantum II, a big step above Simonton to be sure...

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Window World 4000 Series Prices

Dane, I have been looking at replacing windows on my home in San Diego for a little while now. I have the following bids and would like your take on best choice?

15 windows (7 single hung, 6 sliders, 1 large 95 wide slider, and a picture fixed frame) and one sliding door.

Renewal By Andersen Window Cost: $40,000

Window World: $13,068 (4000 series Simonton)

BM Windows: $13,528 (Anlin Catalina Series) Do you think BM would come down from their price quote? Thank you for your time.

Pablo - Homeowner - from 2021

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Pablo, I hear good things about BM. I'd rather have the Anlin Catalina over the Simonton 4000 series. That price difference is small enough to warrant the BM Windows option.

You might want to get a bid from Newman Windows who sells the Milgard Trinsic, which is on par in qualty with the Catalina series. If the bid is lower and you still prefer BM, I'd scan the bid and send it to the salesperson at BM and see if they would price match it. They might come down a bit off that price...tricky to say given the recent demand.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World 4000 vs Pella 250

Good afternoon, we are in the process of getting windows and a French door replaced. We have gotten 5 quotes so far and have narrowed it down to 3 companies. Zen, Window world, and Pella. My question is, between these companies which would offer overall the best product, installation, etc. our quotes are as follows:

Zen windows 28 double hung Nirvana some with grids some without and a French door with transom
Windows: $15,632
Door: $6599

Window World 4000 series, double hung some with grids some without
Windows: $14,743
Door: $5831-$6650 depending on if we go with blinds inside.

Pella 250 window double hung some with grids some without
Windows: $23000ish
Door $6700-11000

We are having a really hard time deciding who to go with as cheaper isn’t always better.

Champion is out completely, their quote was $45k and Anderson renewal is coming soon to give us our last quote.

Any insight?

Sarah - Homeowner - from 2021

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Hi Sarah, so yes I do have an opinion on your quotes. The best option in my opinion is the Zen bid at $15.6K and the door at $6.6K. Expensive door, but it appears that all of the quotes are quite high - I’m assuming there is lots of work involved with the installation.

The Zen Nirvana (or Soft-Lite Classic) is the much preferred window over the WW4000 or the Pella 250. It is the clear winner...by a lot. The Champion quote is ridiculous and I’ll bet the Renewal quote will be even higher. They are pretty easy to predict. :)

So, two things. Please make sure that your local Zen dealer has good to great reviews online. And make sure that they are selling the soft-Lite window and not the Alside window (a few of them do). Assuming these two things are good, I would say you have a great path forward

Good luck on your upcoming project!

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World Cost

I'm in Wisconsin and have eight windows that need some serious help. They are in bad shape, but my bids very up and down.

Window World 4000 Series: $4200
Okna 500 Series: $8677
KHHP Ascent Series: $8200

Reggie - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World 4000 Pricing

Tim, I just started investigating replacement windows. So far, I have only talked to Window World. I am concerned about your lackluster review of WW being a contractor grade window. I do not like the sound of that.

Here is my situation. My house was bought new in 1995 and has wood windows. I live in Rocky Mount, NC. So, we do not have real cold winters. I got a quote on Series 4000 double hungs – made by MI. 17 with Low E and Argon, grids, and included half screens; two with grids but no argon (in the garage). And one picture fixed frame in the master bath – grids and argon/Low E.

The quote is $10,376.10 including tax. This seems to be a decent price, based on other quotes I have seen on your site. We have no intention of moving, so the contractor grade worries me. Now, I need to get other quotes, who else should I be considering?

Thanks for your help.

Scott - Homeowner - from 2021

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Scott, WW is more or less a budget window, except for the better windows, but for those prices I think you can do better. Take a look at my good and great list and see if you can't find some better quality dealers in your area. Ten years from now you will be glad you took the extra step(s).

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World 4000 Series Costs

I received two quotes for 24 windows.

WindowWorld 4000 series with gas and glaze approx 9k

Provia Endure dble pane with gas and glaze approx 11k

Provia endure triple pane with gas and glaze 12.5k

I guess window world uses subs and the provia quote is from window depot and they say they use their own people.

So which would you choose? I will likely be in home for 10 more years. It was built in 50s so time to replace the single pane windows and aluminum storm windows. Home value is around 700k. It’s less about the money and more about not paying for nonsense. One company has rubber in between the glass the other has stainless steel. One company is reinforced with this and the other with that. If they are apples to apples why not go cheaper. But if I’m really getting something noticeable for the money I’m ok spending it. Lastly is 3 pane worth it?

Thank you.

Ivan - Homeowner - from 2021

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Ivan, even with your timeline, the ProVia quote makes a lot more sense than the WW quote. The ProVia Endure is in my top 20 windows while the WW4000 isn't in my top 150 windows. Now, whether it's worth it to go to the triple pane is another question. For me, paying $500 a window for a ProVia Endure with a triple pane is a really good deal, especially now when window prices are so high.

However, I usually only recommend going with a triple pane if you live in a very cold climate. Otherwise, I really don't think it's all that worth it. That's my rule of thumb.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World Quote 4000 Series

Do you have any comparison between champion windows and aluminum company of nc? or any information on either of these companies.

We are looking to replace all of our windows in a 1986 brick ranch. we’ve had a bid from window world. and champion. Big price difference. Not sure if there’s that much difference in their windows. window world quotes the 4000 series.

We have an appointment on monday with aluminum company of NC on monday.

Any help appreciated.

Also trying to decide window grilles or no grille. window are 48 x 58 inches.

Thanks.

Cindy - Homeowner - from 2020

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Cindy, Champion windows has a good reputation in the industry. I think I would judge them on a branch by branch location. Their windows are good, but not a top tier product. The Champion window branch near you gets quite good reviews.

I had never heard of Aluminum Company of NC, but a quick check of them online revealed some pretty amazing reviews. They also sell Okna windows, which are probably my favorite vinyl window brand out there. The outstanding reviews, coupled with a great product, leads me to say this would be my strong bent between these two options.

Of course, I would have to see how the bids compare. Once you receive them, send them my way and I'm happy to weigh in on what I think is your best option and how the price bids sound.

The Window World 4000 models is not a quality window in my opinion.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Window World Prices On The 4000 Series

Hi Dane, please help with my decision on these 2 quotes for replacing 9 windows in Sugar Land Texas.

Window Word : $4400 which they provides 4000 series made by AMI ( including 4 double hung, 3 picture and 2 casements)

NT : $7200 with Presidential series and they provide only 4 Single hung , 3 picture and 2 casements.

They both have a life time warranty and only Window Word has a life time on labor .

I think the quote on NT windows is little over price?

Any suggestion would be appreciated

Thanks.

Charles - Homeowner - from 2020

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Charles, the WW 4000 series by AMI is not a good window. I can never recommend a contractor grade window, unless you are simply flipping the house, and even then...

$7200 for 9 windows is expensive though. The NT Presidential is quite a good window though.

I think you probably need two more bids to compare to the NT bid. They will tell you if the NT option is overpriced.

I would suggest looking for a Sunrise dealer. The Sunrise is a bit better than the NT Presidential, but not by too much.

Also maybe a bid on the Milgard Tuscany, which I would say is maybe just a bit less of quality window than the NT Pres.

Don Young also makes a decent vinyl window so you might want to check this out as well.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2020

Alside WW 4000 Series Prices

I need 15 sliders and two half-circles.

Zen Karma Series: $13,450
Zen Nirvana Series: $13,740
Anlin Del Mar Series: $16,500
Alside Window World 4000 Series: $11,858
Amerimax Craftsman Portrait Series: $11,890

Amanda - Homeowner - from 2020

4000 Series Quotes

I have 1 slider door and 14 double hungs and 1 slider. Here are my 3 quotes

Universal Windows
Uni-Shield Classic Series - $11,875
Plus Series - $14,015

Bee Windows
Restorations Series - $14,410
Essentials Series - $12,695

Window World
4000 Series - $6,855

Michelle - Homeowner - from 2020

Window World 4000 Pricing

Tim, we chose the Window World 4000 series. 19 windows, quotes was for $11,106. We ended up negotiating a bit and they lowered the price to 10,451. Zen Nirvana came in at 12,700. We didn't have the WW 2000 series estimated because the price difference was negligible at best. We were more comfortable with the 4000 holding up for 5-7 years.

I appreciate you getting back to me and providing some advice.

Thank you.

Jess - Homeowner - from 2020

Window World 4000 Price Quote

I have gotten an estimate of $5750. from W.W. for 11 windows. They are the 4000 series with the Solar Zone insulated glass package. U-factor 0.27.

What do you think of the windows?

Please give me any of your vast knowledge you have.

Cary - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Answers]

Cary, the WW4000 series is a low end vinyl window and unless you are moving in say 7 years or less, this is not the window I would get. $500 a window should get you a decent mid range window. Of course, what’s available to you is dependent on where you live.

Some good brands include Sunrise, Soft-Lite, Okna, Polaris Kensington, Vytex windows, Vinylmax, Simonton and PGT. See if any local companies sell these brands and get a few bids to see about pricing, etc. The mid range offering from any of these companies is going to be better than most anything Window World sells.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

[Cary's Reply]

Thank you Tim,

I have another question. All are double hungs. Bee gave me a bid of $14,650 on the 11 windows. Sunrise Restorations.

I also have a bid of $8300 for 11 windows from Terry"s Discount Windows. There are soft-lite Elite series.

What do you think about them. Could not find any info on your wed site about the Elite series.

Please help me out again.

Cary - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Answers]

Cary, the Sunrise Restorations is excellent, but that is a REALLY high quote. The Soft-Lite quote sounds much more in line, but they don't have an Elite window that I'm aware of. Call the Soft-Lite dealer and ask him which window this is. Or which window is this most like: Barrington Series | Bainbridge Series | Classic Series | Pro Series | Imperial LS Series | Elements Series.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Window World 4000 vs. Simonton 5050

We need 7 window replacements here in New Jersey. We are looking at either the Window World 4000 or the Simonton 5050. The two bids below include the installation, exterior aluminum capping and a lifetime warranty.

Window World 4000 Series: $549 each window
Simonton 5050 Series: $590 each window

Rony - Homeowner - from 2019

Window World MI1650 Price Quote

Hi Dane, I've got a couple of bids I was hoping you'd be able to provide some insight with. I'm looking to replace most of the windows in my house (all likely original and 17 yrs old) as well as the front door and sliding patio door. I've called around and had 4 different companies come out and give me bids. 3 of them would be pocket installs and 1 only does full frame replacements. It's 6 double hung, 1 large slider, 1 casement. All will be low-e glass. The patio door is custom size due to a 6'4" width measurement. Another important note is that we only plan on living here no more than 5 years and likely in the 2-4 year range.

Business #1 (uses Alside mezzo)-
Windows $7800
Pella 350 series patio door $4500
Therma-tru fiberglass front door $3200
Total $15,500

WindowWorld - I was told my franchise uses MI windows and after doing some digging it looks like the MI 1650 model is WW's 4000 series with foam enhanced frame.
Windows $4500
Patio door $2200
Therma-tru fiberglass front door $2000 (includes 25% discount with 4 window purchase)
Total $8,720

Business #2 (uses Okna 500 series windows)-
Windows $6185
Okna elegante patio door $3600
Albany fiberglass front door $2580
Total $12,365

Larger remodeling business (uses Renewal by Andersen windows and only does full frame)
Windows $15,000
Patio door $4850
ProVia fiberglass front door $3300
Total $23,150

I'm leaning toward Window World at the moment due to the low cost and short time we'll be staying here (I also asked about the installers they use and WW said they are their employees and I've seen positive reviews for the franchise in my city). The Okna bid is enticing as I've read it's a better window and I've seen great reviews on the company installing them. They said they could also lower the patio door cost by 1200 or so by building out the frame so they could order a standard 6ft door.

David - Homeowner - from 2019

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David, the difference between the MI1650 and the Okna 500 is pretty big, well worth the added cost to go with the Okna option, especially if you could shave off $1200 by going with the start-size door. However, if you are leaving the home in 2 to 4 years, you won't recoup any of that money. I would probably opt for the Window World option and save yourself some money -- unfortunately buyers don't seem to put much stake in quality improvements when they make bids on houses, that's been my experience anyway. I wish it weren't the case.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World 4000 Quote

I have a manufactured home and need to replace 10 windows. The bids include removing siding and pulling out the windows, reinstalling brand new windows with the fins and replacing the siding. o

Window World 4000 (low-e glass, argon, grids): $545 each

Thermal Windows and Doors 9000 (triple pane): $650 each

Jock - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Answers]

Jock, the Thermal 9000 window with the triple pane is the clear winner in my book.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

Window World 4000 Bid

I have two very different bids and would love to get your take. It's on 23 windows plus 3 sliding vinyl doors.

WindowWorld 4000 Bid: $22,000

Pella Designer Bid: $60,000

Anna - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Answers]

Anna, I'm not sure I like either one of these bids. The WW4000 is a low end vinyl window and the Pella Designer is a high end wood clad. I'd prefer you get a high quality vinyl wndow that would fall $10K above the Window World bid.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

Window World vs Allstate

Dane, I am replacing 11 windows and have two bids to choose from.

WindowWorld 4000: $3220

Allstate Windows: $4400

Susan - Homeowner - from 2018

[Site Editor's Response]

Susan, I'm not sure I like either of these options. I would suggest you keep searching and find well known reputable brands to get a couple of bids from.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

Window World 4000 Series Quote

We have 4 estimates for our latest project. This includes a casement, a picture fixed frame, 23 double hungs, and one casement.

Sunrise Restoration: $15.8K

Berkshire Elite: $12.9

Alside Mezzo: $11.5K

Window World 4000: $11.4K

Thanks.

Nick - Homeowner - from 2018

4000 Series Quote

I have 1 sliding door and fourteen double hungs. I have a townhouse and need help with the following quotes.

Window Nation Grandview: $15,440 Window Nation Prices

Earthwise Window: $10310

4000 Series: $8,980

Debra - Homeowner - from 2018

Window World vs Pella

Dear Dane, I am currently looking at replacing 16 windows in my home. I live in Memphis TN and its very hot and humid. I've had five companies prepare quotes and there is such a huge difference in pricing I'm a bit overwhelmed and wondering why such a big price jump from one to another. Any guidance into quality or fair price would be appreciated.

I have eight windows 36x74: Six windows 32x62: Two windows 32x68

Sears offered Wincore 7700 installed $13,000.

WW offered AMI 4000 series installed $6,880.

Pella offered Encompass series installed $12,774.

Champion offered 365 series installed $20,655.

Contract Pro offered Kensington 3000 series installed $8,000.

Jennifer - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Answers]

Hi Jennifer, to answer your question, there is a huge variation in price because companies are not obligated to give you their best price. They can throw out any price they want and hope that you say yes. Now let's try to get you the best window at the best price.

I would toss the WW bid.

I'm not a fan of the Pella Encompass, so I'd toss that one.

Champion makes good vinyl windows, but the bid is way too high.

I like the Wincore 7700, but your bid sounds expensive and the company that bid that out is sometimes more expensive than they should be. I'd like the bid at $10K.

I like Kensington HPP, but they don't sell a 3000 series. They do sell a Kingston 300 series, although they usually drop the 300 part on the website. I know they have had warranty issues in previous years with financial problems with ownership changes. Since 2013, they have become quite a reliable company. Having said that, I would be wary about using their entry level window. Can you get a quote on the huntington model. If you got that one for $10K I think that would be the option I would go with. The window offers very good performance and is a generally nice looking vinyl window in my opinion.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

Window World vs Don Young

I need to replace 16 windows, plus two octagon shapeds.

WW Double Hungs: $7,675

Don Young Single Hungs: $7,900

Scott - Homeowner - from 2018

[Website Editor Answers]

Scott, I would go with Don Young over WW. They make better windows for sure.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2018

WW Price Quote

I have the following bids for 8 vinyl double hungs with low-e glass, and argon fills.

Champion: $5900 Champion Windows Prices
Sunrise Restorations: $5500
Berkshire Elite: $3590
WW 4000 Series Quote: $3200

Heather - Homeowner - from 2017

Window World 4000 vs Simonton Prism Gold

Good afternoon Tim and Dane:

I have been looking to your site for reviews of windows…hoping you can help us decide on which would be the best option for the price. We have had several companies come out and here are the quotes we received for full house replacement (26 windows) We will be going with double hung for the most part with exceptions of a large picture fixed frame in the living room and a ¼ - ½ - ¼ in the family room with the ½ being a picture:

Alside Mezzo - $17,054

Simonton Prism Gold $16,158

Window World 4000 - $12,096

Window Works $19,718

We’ve read and heard the negative Window World reviews and obviously their price was the cheapest. WindowWorks is a local company in Bolingbrook, IL., but they play the “pricing” game with the here is your “buy now” price” ($19,718), “here is your buy by end of month sale price” ($23,386) and here is your “buy by the end of the year price” ($23,278”). They have good reviews on Angie's List for overall customer satisfaction. The Alside and Simonton windows price is from a local company that installs both of their products. they also have positive reviews on Angie's List.

Any advice would be great.

Ronald - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Ronald, I would toss the WW 4000 bid as I don't like the window they use and think it's cheap. The only way I'd ever recommend WW is for consumers who know friends who have had the WW 4000 vinyl windows installed years ago and have had good experiences with the local branch fixing whatever problems arise (which they will).

Moving on, I personally don't like the buy it now price and find it kind of shady, but I know it's used by many local companies. But the bid is the highest of the bunch and I've heard so little about Window Works that they can't make THAT great a vinyl window, so I'd toss that one as well.

I happen to think the Alside Mezzo is a decent vinyl window, but if it were me I'd go with the Simonton Prism Gold. Not the fanciest window on the market, but of the bids you have, I think it offers the the best price point and value for your money. Assuming the installation is good and thorough, I think this will serve you well.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2017

Window World vs Wincore

I have Relief Windows coming in to quote me on 14 windows later this week. I'm in the Baton Rouge area. Window World quoted me $4,846 for the in the 4000 model with the SolarZone Elite package. As you know, they don’t have a great reputation on installations; however I have seen that the Baton Rouge branch seems to be better than most. Any advice is appreciated.

Jerry - Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

I have heard that the Window World Baton Rouge is good, however, they are still selling a window that is sub par. Some consumers make the point that if the series comes with a lifetime warranty, why not go with a sub par product. The problem with this option in my opinion is you're still going to pay for the labor of pulling out the windows and replacing them, which can be roughly a third of the cost.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

Window World vs Vista

Hi Dane, I was hoping to find Vista Panorama windows on the list for comparison, but I have read a bit about Vista on your site and I have seen that you indicate it is a mid range "pretty decent" series. I have a quote for $920 installed for 2 double hungs and one picture fixed frame with Low E argon, .29 double hung to .26 picture.

Considering adding more double hung windows and the quote installed was $288. I'm getting calls in now for more quotes (from your site), but the other quote I already have is Window World 4000 series with solar zone glass and foam filled frame for $1,364 (same 3 windows).

Angela - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

The Vista Panorama is loads better than the WW 4000. The price quote you received does sound very solid. I like the fact that you have a contractor who has installed the window before, because he (hopefully) knows all the little tricks that may come into play with the installation.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

Window World vs Window Express

We are looking at replacement of 8 windows, 5 double hung, 3 half round. We have had estimates from Window World, Lanham Window Company (a local family owned business operating for 42 years in the area) Window Express and Renewal by Anderson. The WW estimate is for the DH4000 series with upgrade low e glass. The other windows appear to be similar. The difference between WW ($4K) and RBA ($26K) is huge. Window Express is close to WW and the local company is 75% higher than WW.

The WW warranty appears to be the strongest. We have 2 neighbors who have used Dallas WW during the last 4 years and both are extremely satisfied. Your reviews of WW (not WW Dallas specifically) say a better product is available but with the lifetime warranty on pretty much everything they seem like a better value. Please comment. Thank you.

Dean - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Hi Dean, while Window World provides a lifetime warranty on the windows, the company isn't typically going to just send out all new windows when you have a problem. They might send replacement parts, but you would be responsible for the cost of labor, which is where the cost is going to be. In general, the WW4000 series will start failing in small ways at years 6 to 12. I hear so many horror stories or say seals failing and windows fogging up and consumers simply not being able to get the company or rep they worked with to address their issues. I'm not even talking about WW necessarily -- companies in general. They want to make the next sale, not address issues from a purchase seven years ago.

I wouldn't buy a window based on a warranty myself and I wouldn't buy Window World, but that's just my opinion. I would buy a Simonton, Milgard, or Ply Gem window over a Window World product any day of the week. They would run more like $400 each installed.

RBA is always ridiculously overpriced and isn't worth the money. You can go out and buy an Andersen 100 from Home Depot for $300 a window and it's virtually the same thing -- nearly the exact same frame.

Don Young windows are good their aluminum series are fantastic. Zen windows might be available in your area. I've never heard of the two other companies you mentioned, so I can't comment on them.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016

Window World Prices

I'm looking to replace 15 aluminum windows and I live in the hot Arizona desert. I have very large windows, many receiving full sun all year long.

7 72x72

3 96x72

4 48x72

1 46x54

Here's the estimates I have so far. I realize the Marvin is a fiberglass frame where the others are vinyl. While I love the fact that the frame is a bit smaller, I just cannot afford the Marvin.

Marvin Infinity $31,268

WW 4000 $8,554

Simonton DaylightMax 7300 $15,533 (this quote is 1.5 years old)

Amerimax Craftsman Portrait $12,900

What other brand would you suggest that are budget friendly for the hot AZ sun? Or which of these would you suggest? I expect to stay in this home for another 8-10 years. Any guidance you have is very welcome. The world of Windows is very confusing.

Stacy - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Answer]

Stacy, I understand that the Marvin Infinity is out of your price range, that's quite a lot of money to spend. The WW option may have to be replaced again before your 10 years are up, so let's get rid of that one. The Daylight Max is a decent window, but the Craftsman Portrait is certainly equal to it and is several thousand less so the Amerimax is my pick for sure.

If you are looking for a couple more bids, try local companies who sell Milgard and Anlin, specially the Milgard Tuscany and the Anlin Del Mar. These are both on par with the Amerimax and should provide some good apples-to-apples cost comparison.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2016

4000 Series Pricing

I am going to replace most of my windows (28 in total – 8 will be picture windows, rest will be either single or double hung). 15 of these get full west sun. 6 of these will be upper level pictures.

Window world double hung 4000 series, with a solar shield package, gave a quote of around 15k, after speaking with some other people that have recently installed windows with them, there should be considerable flexibility in that price.

Also planning on replacing a patio French door. Changing out a 2 6'8" doors with transom, to 2 – 8' doors. Window world gave a price of $3250 for a therma true door, and the sunrise installer gave a price of $4932 for their steel door. Their brand is Provia.

Angie - Homeowner - from 2016

Window Window Alside Cost vs Ply Gem

Please help, I am trying to figure this out, I have 2 quotes, one from Window World in cedar rapids Iowa on an Alside window; double pane, Jam box replacement and interior trim replacement, wood grain vinyl inside and white outside for $8100.00. The other quote is from the Window Source in cedar falls Iowa, these are PlyGem 9000, double pane insulated frame, all the rest is the same wood grain vinyl interior and white exterior for $8300.00.

Brody - Homeowner - from 2016

[Site Editor's Response]

Hi Brody, I would probably give the nod to the Ply Gem, although it depends what model or series Alside we are talking about. I like the Mezzo from Alside, although certainly there are better brands available than either of these two options. How many windows is this for?

Dane - Site Editor - from 2016

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Window World Prices :: 5000 Series

The 5000 series is a relatively new addition to the WW lineup. While the series may differ from branch to branch, the window is a relabeled Simonton Daylight Max, which is a solid enough window. The Daylight Max uses a slightly less robust mainframe than other Simonton vinyl windows in order to maximize glass area. This comes at a cost, of course, in terms of energy efficiency numbers.

Dane - Site Editor

-- Estimated Window World 5000 Series Price: $500 to $700 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) **

Window World 5000 Series Cost vs. Milgard Trinsic

I've received 3 quotes so far. I'm working with 20 windows - 3 of which are picture, 6 slider, 9 single hung and 2 geometric. They are fairly decent size - 4'x6' on average.

Anlin Del-Mar - $29,400 u factor of .26, SHGC - .17

Milgard Trinsic - $29,600 - (don't have specs)

WW 5000 series - which is supposedly the Daylight Max - $18,600 - u factor .28, SHGC - .23

Thank you.

Steve - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Steve, three interesting bids here. If you plan to stay in your home 10 years or less, I'd opt for the WW 5000 series -- this assumes that your local WW receives good online reviews and ratings. If you plan to stay in the home above this 10 year mark, then you should probably go with the Anlin Del Mar -- this is the better brand and series over the Milgard Trinsic. The Anlin Del Mar is a very good series.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World Prices :: 6000 Series

The Window World 6000, or Comfort World 600 series is manufactured by Associated Materials Inc (AMI), the parent company of Alside and Alpine, among others. The 6000 is very similar to the Alside Ultramaxx, basically just a relabel.

The Ultramaxx is considered a decent window; basically a step up version of their Sheffield Series. It uses the capture sill, which many industry experts consider a flawed design, although the company disputes this claim. The Ultramaxx uses a sturdier frame and better seals than the Excalibur.

The 6000 series comes as a double hung, awning, slider, casement, bay, bow, or as a basement window. All in all, not a bad option, although for the price tag, there are probably better windows out there in my opinion.

Compare to the Silverline 9500 Series - more Silverline Windows Prices

Dane - Site Editor

-- Estimated Window World 6000 Series Price: $450 to $650 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *

Window World Costs

Thanks for your advice! What do you think of W-W? They quoted us 8 windows for $6,890 on the 6000 series. I am in NC and he quoted double panes. His presentation was very good and the good housekeeping rating seems good.

Kevin - Homeowner - from 2023

[Site Editor's Answer]

Kevin, Window World branches sell different window series. I like their Wincore and Simonton options, but I'm not very excited about MI or Alside -- I'd call up the sales rep and ask him to tell you the actual window you are getting. Not the WW 4000 series, but the actual window they're installing...they should be able to tell you this, if they hem and haw...I'd be very wary (like if you were buying a car and the company wouldn't tell you the actual brand of car you were buying) -- the window industry is so weird. Having said that, hopefully he will tell you exactly what you are buying and they are selling. If it is a Wincore or a Simonton, then I would certainly consider it.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2023

Window World Price List

Hi Dane, I just found your site and it's been very helpful so far. I would love to get your list of recommended brands and options!

In the meantime, I did get a quote for the WW 2000 vinyl windows:

16 windows @ $700 each (all sizes same price) = $11,200

I'm wondering if these are good and is there a better option. Thank you very much.

Chris - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Chris, I don't really see that price as all that great -- kinda high for that low end vinyl window. Definitely not on my top 50 list.
[Email dane@replacementwindowsreviews.co for his recommendations]

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window World 6000 Series Price Quote

Hi Dane, we have 19 windows that need to be replaced and several that require tempered glass. I have two quotes far. The first is a smaller business and the second from a larger franchise.

Vistamark Windows Price: $19.8K
Window World 6000 Price: $15.8K

Sarah - Homeowner - from 2022

Window World Prices : 6000 Series

Our house curently has Windsor Windows, but they are not doing well anymore. We have been collecting bids for 12 casements, 8 pictures and 1 slider.

WW 6000 Series- $27,000

Pella 250 Series: $27380

Sunrise Restoration Series: $37,650

Renewal by Andersen Series: $39,640

Shayna - Homeowner - from 2021

Window World Prices vs Alside Mezzo

I'm assuming from your other reviews that the mezzo triple pane ($623) is going to be much better then the window world window ($515)?

James - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

It depends which Window World quoted you on, but I would say the Mezzo triple pane is better than even WW's premium window, the Comfort World 6000 series...so basically yes this is the better window...

Dane - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World 6000 Series Price

Hi Tim, I love your site. I got a quote from my local Okna dealer and my local WW. The third company wouldn’t work with us because I couldn’t guarantee my wife would be at the estimate appointment so they wouldn’t even come out. Ridiculous! Anyway, we are in Western New Jersey:

(6) 21 x 60

(2) 34 x 34

(5) 34 x 60

Okna 600 Cost: $7,300

WindowWorld Prices: $7,368

I have a couple of questions. The Okna quote definitely seems better because I don’t think WW is that good. But I’m very surprised that the Okna quote came in LOWER than the WW quote. Is it missing something?

Also, is it generally more expensive to replace bigger windows than smaller ones? We have a double (probably 64 x 68) that is a newer window than the rest of them in our house that I didn’t have him quote, and (4) 21 x 34s that we didn’t have him quote either. We live in spec house that was built in 1999 with builder-grade windows but were trying to save money because it’s very likely we are moving within the next 18-24 months...so we’re trying to weigh cost-benefit.

Similar cost each if we were to do all 19 instead of just 13?

Should we try to save money by going with Okna 500 instead of 600?

Should I get a third estimate?

Anything missing from the Okna 600 quote that we did get? Seems almost too good to be true compared with the WW quote!

Thanks so much.

Elias - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Elias, wow, that is a crazy good quote on the Okna. If this were my quote I would inquire about the 500 and pursue that option only if the price difference is significant. The 600 series is a great window. I have no idea why the Okna quote would be lower than the Window World quote, but I'm assuming the WW quote is on their best window. But the Okna 600 is far superior to anything that WW carries so that's the clear winner here.

Generally, the larger the window, the higher the price. Complex set ups like an XOX can be quite a bit more. For double hungs though, the cost increase is not all that much -- but still higher.

The only other estimate you could look at is from Ideal -- either their Majestic or Platinum 3000. Ideal often has some really competitive pricing and those two models are comparable to the Okna 500.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World Prices

I live on the coast in South Mississippi. This is our retirement home with no plans of moving. This is primarily a very hot and humid area with mild winters and tropical storms/Hurricanes. WW has priced nine 6000 (DH Weld 3X6) and one 4000 (3X5) series replacement Windows with Solar Zone low e @ $7,580

This included cost of removing old vinyl @$1,850 and installation @ $1,650.

We also priced R/R of 2 French doors with full lite windows at $5,700 each which included $600 installation each.

Total cost at this point is $18,980.

My question is, am I getting the best energy efficient window vs cost for our area? Like most people we would rather spend as little as possible but more importantly we want to get what we pay for while also expecting it to be a long lasting energy efficient product. Who it comes from and mid variation cost is less significant.

There seems to be limited options for products and installers in our area. Are there any suggestions or recommendations you can offer.

Thank you very much for your time and professional opinion.

Craig - Homeowner - from 2021

[Site Editor's Answer]

Craig, I agree with you that your neck of the woods seems to be tricky in terms of finding what I consider to be quality vinyl window brands and series. And the quick answer to your question is that WW, in my opinion, sells an inferior window for the price. Some branches offer good installation, others not so much.

I have heard that there are some Sunrise dealers in certain southern states (LA and GA for example). I believe there is a Wincore rep -- their 7700 series is a very solid mid range vinyl window.

I have made this suggestion before -- what about the Andersen 100 series from Home Depot or Lowes and then finding a reputable local installer?

Here is my good and great list, but I think you might be a bit disappointed with your access to these brands...but it's worth a shot right? [List Redacted -- contact us directly for our "good and great windows list"]

Tim - Site Editor - from 2021

Window World Costs Quote

I’m building a Morton Post / Beam Metal building in Northern MI spring of 2021. There will be a 30 X 22 apartment that will mostly be used for short term seasonal rentals April - November. The interior will be spray foamed insulation - walls and ceiling. Unit will have Heat and A/C via a split duct electric system.

The local Traverse City Window World had 3 - 6000 Series windows left over from previous jobs for $100 each. 2 - 85.25 X 44.375 Sliding windows. and 1 - 70.250 X 36.5. Per the local WW owner nailing flanges can be added to the windows for install. Morton will be installing with their builders.

Please comment on the quality of these windows. Interested in Insulation values as well as soundproofing. I've always used Anderson in my last building projects and have been very satisfied.

Curious as to your comments comparing the WW Windows above to an Anderson 400 series option. Obviously the Anderson approach will be considerablely more expensive.

Welcome your comments and expertise.

Thanks.

Nick - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Answers]

Nick, the WW6000 is a mid range vinyl window at best. It is often times an Alside Ultramaxx, although different branches sell different relabeled windows. Definitely not as good as an Andersen 400, but that probably goes without saying. [List taken out.] This would be my list if I needed a window that was going to last, but still land in that "decent price point." Okna and Soft-Lite will have dealers in Michigan for sure.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Question About Window And Installers

I live a few miles north of Greenville, SC. I am looking to replace 11 window, I would like to keep the cost under $7,000.00

8 Double Hung
2 Slider
1 Picture

I have bids from 2 companies: Window World (WW) and American Made Windows of the Upstate

Question 1. WW wants to remove the windows from the inside and America Made Windows want to remove the windows from the outside which way do you think would be best or does it not matter?

Question 2. With WW the quote is for a 4000 Series, to upgrade to a 6000 series would cost me $40.00 each, should I go with a 6000 series and how much better is the 6000 than the 4000 series

Question 3. I am having trouble finding installers in my area for your upgraded windows suggestion: Simonton Daylight Max Series, Ply Gem Pro Series, Milgard Styleline Series, Silverline 9500 Series, Okna 500 Series, PGT 2300 SpectraGuard Series, Soft-Lite Classic Series, and the Zen Lotus Series.

Robert - Homeowner - from 2020

[Website Editor Answers]

Robert, it doesn't matter what direction they remove your windows. The only thing that matters is that they properly install, seal and caulk your new windows. It's probably worth $40 to upgrade to the 6000 series from WW.

It can be hard to find good brands in certain areas. Try a google search and it should bring up some local companies.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2020

Window World vs Sunrise Windows

We have a house with 10 windows and have been collecting our bids for the project.

Sunrise Restorations: $10,920

Pella 250 from Lowes: $6,800

WW 6000 Series: $5,700

Heather - Homeowner - from 2020

Window World Pricing vs. Energy Wall

Ok - I had 19 windows quoted. Prices for white, double hung, no grids, double pane as follows including adder for outside black:

Energy Wall : $13K + $4K for black outside
Alside 8000: $11.5K + $2.6K for black outside
Gilkey: $15K + $3.7K for black outside
Window World Pricing: $10.2K + $2.5K for black outside

All 4 of the installation companies get solid reviews in our area. I'm torn on which to go with. I've been leaning toward the Alside but wanted to get your opinion.

Thanks!

George - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Giorgio, if you are staying in your home long term, then I’d recommend the Energy Wall option. For $3K, you are getting a much better window in my opinion. The Polaris UltraWeld that is sold by Energy Wall is an excellent option, a top tier option.

I agree that the Alside 8000 is your second best option, followed by Gilkey, and then the WW.

This is assuming that the companies doing the installation are all equal in terms of quality. The install company is half the battle, so their reputation and online reviews should factor heavily in your decision.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2019

[Giorgio's Reply]

That's really good feedback. Thank you - I appreciate the guidance! Sounds like Energy Wall is the leader. The dealer/installer is very highly reviewed as well.

Just to let you know from when I originally sent you the email I was able to source the dealer who carry Okna for my city - your site has the 500 as a recommended mid-grade vinyl. Have yet to receive a quote, but will let you know when I get it.

I did see Tim from your team felt Okna 500 and Ultraweld comparable with perhaps an edge on Okna. So I will see how they compare price-wise to evaluate. Honestly, the Okna dealer's high pressure sales tactics and slow response are a bit of a demerit in the decision process.

Thank you again!

George - Homeowner - from 2019

Window World 6000 Price Bid

I have quotes for 13 windows plus a bay (to be replaced with flat bay with slider on each side) is to be taken out, overhang removed & vinyl work to replace missing after overhand is taken off. Quotes include all labor,

Westview #6000 by simonton $5200
WW Cost Quote: $9200

I am concerned about how the quality of the windows compare since there is such a large difference in the price. I cannot seem to find much information on the viewpoint windows. I have seen physical samples of the two brands and do not see alot of difference but between the two, but I am concerned about the quality, ratings, etc.

Thank you.

June - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

June, the Simonton VantagePointe series, often called their 6000 series, is a mid range vinyl window. The 6000 is the entry level of this window so I'd so it's on the lower end of the mid range spectrum. WW sells a number of different series as well, typically all relabeled MI windows. In general, the Simonton windows are better than the MI windows.

I would say the Simonton 6500 series is the model I would feel comfortable with in my home. The Simonton bid is good, but I'd push for the upgraded 6500 over the 6000. It's going to cost more, but it's worth it in the long run.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World vs Okna

Dane/Tim, Trying to chose between window world 4000/6000 ( 7 each) series or OKNA insul-tec.

Replacing older double (side/side) casements with a post in between with a single double hung, Space if 48".

Okna is $9600 and $8400 is the Window world

Any feedback or insight for me?

Bob - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Bob, the Okna Insul-Tec is completely worth the extra cost. This is one of the best made vinyl series on the market. The same cannot be said for the MI windows that WWd uses. They are a low end / mid range window at best. The only way I’d say go with the WW quote is if you plan to move in 5 years or less.

Might be worth a call to the Okna dealer to see if he can match the WW quote. He won’t but he might come down a bit in price. Always worth an ask! :)

Tim - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World Comfort Series 6000

Hi Dane, my wife and I are replacing 20 windows, 19 of which are double hungs and one casement in Connecticut:

Okna 500 Series: $11,700
Revere Berkshire Elite: $11,900
Revere Berkshire Elite (triple pane): $12,400
WW Comfort Series 6000 (triple pane): $12,860
Okna 500 (triple pane): $13,600

Best regards.

Bob - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

Bob, I'd go with the cheapest bid on the Okna 500 myself.

Tim - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World Prices And Quotes

We are replacing 17 home windows.

WW 6000: $7300
WW 4000: $6800
Sunrise Verde: $11,500

Joe - Homeowner - from 2019

WindowWorld 6000 Window Costs

I live in Palm Beach County and have gotten the following bids on 20 windows (mostly single hungs, but a couple arched windows and pictures). We also have 3 big sliding patio doors, including an 8’ x 9’, 8’ x 8’, and 8' x 6'.

MaxGuard Triple Pane Vinyl Series: $49K
- New South Triple Pane Vinyl Series: $47K
- WindowWorld 6000 Triple Pane Vinyl Series: $41K
- CitiQuiet Aluminum PGT: $38K
- FHA CWS Vinyl Series: $39K

Regards.

New South Windows Reviews

Glenn - Homeowner - from 2018

Window World 6000 Price Quote

We have two bids on nine single hungs, all single hung, nothing too fancy in terms of size and shape.

Weather Lok Series: $5350

WW 4000 Series: $6050

WW 6000 Series: $6350

Alside Mezzo Series: $5000

Provia Aspect Series: $6500

Tom - Homeowner - from 2019

[Site Editor's Answer]

My three top picks would be the Alside Mezzo, ProVia Aspect, and Window-World 6000.

Dane - Site Editor - from 2019

Window World Quote

Hi Tim, I want to replace my old wood clads with new double hungs. We have a Window-World estimate for their higher end window with triple pane glass. The bid covers 5 standard size window, 1 smaller, 1 large triple slider and 1 basement window.

The bid is for $7,200 and includes everything.

Laurie - Homeowner - from 2018

Window World Pricing

I have 4 estimates on 8 windows (all 36 inch by 59 inch), 1 smaller bathroom window, and 1 bow window (3 windows mulled together).

Renewal by Andersen: $16,000
Castle Window Quote: $6600
Viwinco Cambridge Bid: $5400
Window-World Bid: $5270

Ramona - Homeowner - from 2017

Window World vs Zen Windows

Wow, after reading a ton of reviews on your site, I have become overwhelmed. There are a lot of manufacturers and a big price difference. Here's the quotes that I've gotten:

Window World 6000 - $8201

NT Presidential - $11387

Berkshire Elite - $9700

Zen - $15980

Sunrise - $15730

I live near Dallas, TX and have 22 windows with 2 being odd shaped with arches on them that I have found to be really expensive. I want a good product, but I don't need anything fancy or anything. Is there really that big of a difference in quality in these manufacturers? What are your thoughts on these? Is there another manufacturer that I should consider that would be a good value for the money?

Joseph- Homeowner - from 2017

[Site Editor's Answer]

Joseph, you are right that the process can get overwhelming, but you have a bunch of bids so you've done your due diligence and now let's take a look.

I rarely to never recommend WindowWorld and I'm not about to now. The one caveat to this would be if you know that the Window World in your area has a great reputation -- some do. If you know this isn't your forever home, you could consider it.

NT Presidential -- a solid mid range

The Berkshire Elite is a good option, but I'd probably rather the NT with the added costs.

Normally, I recommend the Zen and Sunrise, but that seems kind of steep to me.

Call up a Don Young dealer in your area and get a quote on their vinyl windows -- they also make a great aluminum thermally broken window as well.

Shoot me back this quote and let's go from there!

Dane - Site Editor - from 2017

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Window World Impact Windows Prices

The WW Impact series is often the Wincore StormForce series, which is quite a well made product. WW has been stepping up their game in the past few years and this is one of those improvements.

Dane - Website Editor

-- Estimated Window World Impact Windows Price: $700 to $900 installed --
(assumes medium sized opening and normal installation) *

Window World Impact Windows Cost

Hi Dane, we have 2 very comparable quotes. One is for the Simonton Stormbreaker Plus, the other is the Window World impact which I think is the Wincore 8800. Are there any big differences? It's tough finding side by side data.

Thanks!

Chris - Homeowner - from 2022

[Website Editor Answers]

Chris, I think these two options are pretty darn close to one another. But I don't have the numbers to back that up -- I wish I did -- I kind of think you can't go wrong with either...therefore I would change up my thinking from which window to go with and start thinking about which company is going to do the better install. Both companies have decent ratings, but WindowWorld is about $800 cheaper.

I would google "[company name] reviews" -- aggregate the ratings from Yelp, Google, HomeAdvisor, Angi, etc. That will get you a clear picture of what you can expect.

Dane - Website Editor - from 2022

Window World Impact Prices

I have 10 windows and one impact sliding glass door that I am thinking of replacing with the WindowWorld 8000 impact series windows. The estimate came in at $13,500. They quoted me $6,300 for the non impact 4000 series.

A second company quoted me out for 10 Shwinco Dominator impact series windows for $8,700 and $2,900 for the sliding glass door.

Bryan - Homeowner - from 2021

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Window World Door Prices

Window World Patio 6500 Prices

I'm replacing two sets of French doors: 61 inches x 80 inches. We wanted to get integrated blinds. Here is what I've gotten for bids so far.

Milgard Tuscany: $2400 per french door

WindowWorld 6500: $3k per french door

Amerimax 2200: $3K per french door

James - Homeowner - from 2018

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