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Window Replacement Cost on Long Island

All prices include professional installation, old window removal, foam insulation, interior and exterior trim, permits, and cleanup. No hidden fees, ever.

$525 – $938

Average per window (installed)

$4,200 – $10,400

Whole-house vinyl (16 windows)

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Most Popular

Vinyl Double-Hung

The most popular replacement window on Long Island. Tilt-in sashes for easy cleaning, vinyl frames that never need painting, and excellent energy efficiency. Ideal for colonial, cape, and ranch homes.

Per Window$350 – $650
Whole House$4,200 – $10,400
  • Tilt-in sashes for easy cleaning
  • Multi-chamber vinyl frame construction
  • Double-pane insulated glass
  • Low-E coating standard
  • Argon gas fill
  • Half or full screens included
  • Lifetime limited warranty

Brands: Alside, Harvey, Sunrise, Simonton

Energy Star Certified

Vinyl Casement

Crank-open casement windows provide maximum ventilation and an unobstructed view. The compression seal creates the tightest seal of any operable window style, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and above sinks.

Per Window$400 – $750
Whole House$6,400 – $12,000
  • Crank-open operation
  • Compression seal — tightest seal available
  • Full ventilation — sash opens 90 degrees
  • Multi-point locking hardware
  • Unobstructed glass area
  • Low-E double-pane glass
  • Folding crank handle for easy screen use

Brands: Andersen, Pella, Harvey, Marvin

Energy Star Certified

Bay & Bow Windows

Bay windows (3 panels at angles) and bow windows (4-5 panels in a gentle curve) project outward from the home to create additional space and natural light. These statement windows transform a room's character.

Per Window$1,800 – $4,500
Whole House$1,800 – $4,500
  • Projects outward — adds interior space
  • Panoramic views and natural light
  • Insulated seat deck available
  • Structural support cables or knee brackets
  • Copper or aluminum roof options
  • Custom sizing to existing opening
  • Head and seat board finishing

Brands: Andersen, Pella, Marvin, Harvey

Energy Star Certified

Energy-Efficient (Triple-Pane)

Triple-pane windows with two low-E coatings and dual argon gas fills deliver the highest energy performance available. Ideal for Long Island homeowners focused on utility savings, noise reduction, and maximum comfort.

Per Window$550 – $950
Whole House$8,800 – $15,200
  • Triple-pane insulated glass unit
  • Two low-E coatings
  • Dual argon or krypton gas fills
  • Foam-insulated frame and sash
  • Superior sound insulation (STC 34+)
  • Qualifies for federal energy tax credits
  • Warmest interior glass temperature in winter

Brands: Alside Mezzo, Harvey Tribute, Sunrise Vanguard

Energy Star Certified

Wood-Clad (Andersen/Pella)

Premium wood-clad windows combine a real wood interior (stainable, paintable) with a low-maintenance fiberglass or aluminum exterior cladding. The top choice for high-end homes, historic properties, and homeowners who want the warmth of real wood.

Per Window$800 – $1,400
Whole House$12,800 – $22,400
  • Real pine or oak wood interior
  • Fiberglass or aluminum exterior cladding
  • Stainable and paintable interior
  • Premium hardware finishes
  • Simulated divided lites available
  • Historic and architectural accuracy
  • Extensive color and finish options

Brands: Andersen 400 Series, Andersen E-Series, Pella Reserve, Marvin Ultimate

Energy Star Certified

What Affects Your Window Price?

Window Size

Larger or custom-sized windows cost more due to increased material and glass. Standard sizes are the most affordable.

Glass Package

Double-pane with low-E coating is standard. Triple-pane with dual low-E and krypton gas adds $150-250 per window.

Frame Material

Vinyl is the most affordable and maintenance-free. Fiberglass and wood-clad frames are premium options.

Number of Windows

Whole-house projects get better per-window pricing. We offer volume discounts starting at 8+ windows.

Existing Condition

Rotted frames, lead paint, or structural damage may require additional prep work before installation.

Story & Access

Second and third floor windows may need scaffolding or lift equipment, which can add to installation costs.

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