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Window Consumer Infomation
Saturday February 4, 2012
I need some help to find the right company to purchase windows. I have 23, 1973 Anderson vinyl/outside, wood/inside windows that need...
Thursday February 2, 2012
i am going to look at Sunrise windows today with wife... I would now like to look at Simonton windows but how do...
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Hi, I'm brand new to this board. I need a new sliding patio door. The old one is very hard to...
Wednesday February 1, 2012
If the windows were measured really tight and there was no room for foam, that would be my second choice. Better than fiberglass...
Tuesday January 31, 2012
Hey Guys! I am about to replace my metal framed windows with a sliding vinyl window with a screen. My question is: How...
Monday January 30, 2012
Ok, so I don't agree with that install in most any way. The caulking looks like they tooled it with the biggest...
Sunday January 29, 2012
Hello, When I bought my house the previous owners had replaced some of the windows, with replacements. The problem is the company they...
Saturday January 28, 2012
Hello, I have spent many hours doing research on the web and think I have a good idea of what we want. Our...
Friday January 27, 2012
I was quoted $8,300 for 18 regular size DH Okna 5500 DX windows with grids. I was not quoted on the 800 model.
Wednesday January 25, 2012
I live in Spring texas and can't decide which window gives you the most for your money.
the choices are
1.) Wincore...
On average, vinyl windows can be one of the lesser expensive types of windows. The average window size is 30 inch by 48 inch and can range in average cost from $150.00 to $500.00 per window.
As you customize your windows more, the price per window increases. For example, features such as; tilting features which make cleaning easier, double pane glass which increases efficiency or tinting for heat reduction, increases the cost. Using standard sizes and staying away from custom orders can reduce your investment.
However, if you choose to install energy efficient vinyl windows, this will help offset some of the costs in the long run by saving on your heating and cooling costs.
Visit our Get Assistance section and you will have the option to receive the Free Insider's Guide to Replacement Windows. Giving you the useful insight about replacement windows as a product and how to purchase them.
