I'm in the process of gathering quotes for window replacements and I'm a bit taken aback by the costs. Here are the details of the quotes I've received:
- **Window 1:** $1219 for a VINYL WINDOW (Endure Window - EN600 Series), 1-Lite Casement, size 13" x 57", includes white inside and classic bronze outside appearance, graphite foam insulation, sill extender, ComforTech DLA-UV features, and double strength glass (1/8" per pane, tempered) with 3/4" IG thickness.
- **Windows 2 and 3:** $3889 each for similar VINYL WINDOWS (Endure Window - EN600 Series), also 1-Lite Casement, but these are 44" x 113 1/2" in size, employing triple strength glass (3/16" per pane, tempered) and the same insulation and features.
Do these prices sound about right, or am I being overcharged?
2 Answers
Those prices might be a bit high depending on the quality and installation included. Just be sure to check if the quotes include installation costs and what type of windows they are (remodel vs new construction). Also, consider what your exterior is like, as that can impact the pricing a lot!
It sounds like a lot, but if the installations are included, that can make a difference. Just make sure to compare the quality of materials. Sometimes spending a little more on better quality can save you in the long run!
Totally agree! If the big ones are floor to ceiling, that could justify the cost too. Just check if they offer any warranties or guarantees.
Yeah, exactly. If you're replacing existing windows, the price can fluctuate based on the materials used and the labor needed, especially with large windows.