The cost of a window replacement project depends on a combination of factors including window size, glass type, color, grid pattern and the style you're looking for. Rates can also vary locally according to your region.

Whether you’re seeking a traditional window replacement or a completely custom window solution, we’ll help create a window replacement plan that works for your needs and budget. To learn more about the cost of window replacement and installation, visit our window installation cost guide.

Our Window Installation service includes:

• Your choice of window size and style (double-hung, casement, etc.), frame material (vinyl, wood, etc.) if needed and color, glass type (standard, Energy Star, etc.), grid pattern and hardware color (options vary by location and online vs. in-home consultation)
• Free virtual or in-home consultation with a Home Depot sales consultant
• Professional measurement of your window openings to determine size and dimensions
• On-the-spot project quote, including all labor and materials and affordable financing options
• Free removal of your existing windows
• Delivery and installation of your new windows

We replace and install top-quality windows and patio doors from many industry-leading brands, including Andersen, Simonton, PlyGem, Jeld-Wen, Milgard and ProtecSure by PGT. Available brands vary by region.

Yes. Your old windows will be removed and disposed of for free with your Window Installation purchase from Home Depot.

Yes. We back our installation services with a limited installation warranty. Your windows will also come with a manufacturer’s product warranty. Ask your consultant or a store associate for details.

A free in-home or virtual consultation for Home Depot Window Installation typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes, and includes:

• Meeting your Home Depot sales consultant either in-person at your home or via online video conference
• Looking at window samples and design ideas
• Having measurements of your space taken (in-home) or taking measurements yourself (virtual)
• Receiving a quote for all material, permit, labor and installation costs, plus financing options

After 20-25 years, your windows should be inspected by a licensed professional to see if they need to be replaced. While repairing windows may temporarily reduce costs, installing new windows is well worth the investment. If you see cracking or peeling around window exteriors, feel drafts, or frequently see condensation, it may be time to replace your windows.

When choosing replacement windows, consider the architectural style of your home, window material types (such as wood, vinyl, aluminum or clad), location the window(s) will be installed, and your budget.

Yes. No matter what type of window you choose, a new high quality window with thick, insulated glass is more energy efficient than an older, single-pane glass window. The Home Depot offers a variety of ENERGY STAR®-qualified window glass options that are designed to save money on utilities and help protect the environment. You can maximize energy savings with low-E4, dual-pane, or triple-pane glass with gas insulation windows. During your free in-home consultation, we'll calculate the potential energy savings and increased home value you can expect from installing new windows.

Properly maintaining your new windows will ensure they look great for years to come. Gently wiping window frames with a soft cloth will remove loose debris that collects over time. Window panes can be cleaned with a household glass cleaner and should be thoroughly dried to prevent streaking. Window screens can be removed and washed with warm, soapy water or left in place and cleaned with a damp cloth to remove dirt and dust.

There are two standard methods for installing windows. During the in-home appointment, your sales consultant will recommend the best method for your project during your free in-home consultation.

Pocket installation: In this method, which is also known as insert window installation, a brand new window is placed into an existing frame. It’s an ideal choice if your window frame and sill are in good condition, and you want to install the same size or style of window.

Full-frame window installation: With this method, your entire existing window is removed, including the frame and trim. The installation will include a brand new frame, trim, and even improved insulation. It is used when old frames have wood rot or can’t be repaired, maximizing energy efficiency is a top concern, or the replacement window is a different size, shape or style.