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Wood Window Replacement Process
Frequently Asked Questions
- 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
A free in-home consultation for Wood Window Installation typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes, and includes:
- Meeting your Home Depot sales consultant in person at your home
- Looking at window samples and design ideas
- Having measurements of your space taken
- Receiving a quote for all material, permit, labor and installation costs, plus financing options
How to prepare:
- Make sure your consultant will have clear access to all windows and patio doors being replaced.
- Put away pets before your consultant arrives.
A virtual consultation for Wood Window Installation typically takes about 60 to 90 minutes and includes:
- meeting your Home Depot sales consultant via online video conference
- looking at window samples and design ideas on your computer or mobile device
- taking measurements of your space yourself (or, we can come to your home and take them)
- receiving a quote for all material, permit, labor and installation costs, plus financing options
How to prepare:
- After you've scheduled your virtual consultation, look for a welcome email from The Home Depot. In it you'll find instructions for taking and submitting measurements and accessing the video conference platform for your virtual consultation.
Yes, you can install wood window replacement on your own. However, here are some facts to consider:
- You would need to be expertly handy and experienced with carpentry in order to do a full-frame or insert replacement.
- You'll need tools such as a reciprocating saw, level, caulk, and insulation.
- Precise measurements are crucial for installation. Mistakes can lead to air leaks and water damage.
- Permits may be required depending on your location.
Hiring a professional to install your wood window replacement would be the best choice if your home is historic or has custom window shapes and complex designs. If you're replace multiple windows, it would be beneficial to have a warranty-backed installation. A professional wood window installation service will guarantee you proper insulation and weatherproofing.
To get an idea of the impact of energy efficient replacement windows, consider that energy costs account for 25% of the average household's energy bill. The less energy efficient your home is, the more energy is required from your heating and cooling system to keep it comfortable.
Also, keep in mind that many factors other than window glass and frame materials contribute to home energy efficiency, such as climate, utility rates, insulation and more. Learn more about energy efficient windows from Andersen, our top wood window installation supplier.
Wood windows must be painted or stained immediately after installation to prevent damage, discoloration, and/or warping or cracking. Proper care and maintenance is also often required by product and/or installation warranties.
Clean wood windows as needed by vacuuming up dirt from sills, tracks and screens and wiping wood frames with a non-abrasive window cleaner or a mixture of water and rubbing alcohol or ammonia. Clean wood window panes or glass with a glass cleaner and lint-free cloth or paper towel. After cleaning is a good time to apply lubricant to any hardware or moving parts.
Every 6 to 12 months, inspect wood windows to check for proper functioning and any damage, and repair, repaint, or restain as needed. See Home Depot’s Window Installation Care and Maintenance Guide to learn more.
A wood window consists of the following parts:
Wood Window Parts
- Rails: The horizontal part of a sash.
- Sash: The part that holds the glass and allows the window to open and close.
- Glazing: Window glass.
- Stiles: The vertical part of a sash.
- Sash Tilt Pin: Also known as a pivot bar. It is a small metal pin that on the bottom corners of a tilt-in window sash.
Window Frame Parts
- Head Jamb: The top part of the frame.
- Side jamb: The vertical part of the frame.
- Sill: The bottom part of the frame.
- Operating Handle: The part that opens or closes the sash that's usually on a casement or awning window.
- Operating Arm: The part that works together with an operating handle to open and close a sash.
- Locking Handle: The handle or lever lock that are on an assortment of window types.
What To Expect
Reviews
October 5, 2026
1) - The person who came to measure the windows did not communicate ahead of time that he was coming and showed up on Sunday afternoon to measure. Poor communication. 2) The windows were measure incorrectly resulting in longer windows which meant bigger cut outs on the windows. This resulted in our shutters that we were going to reuse being too short for our new windows, no we have to purchase new shutters for 15 windows. Added expense for us!!!! 3) There were not enough guys sent out to do the job in a timely manner; therefore, it took longer to complete the job, and the guys were here very late at night. 4) We feel that we spent too much money for the product/service provided and definitely are not satisfied with the results. We will NOT be recommending your product/service to others.
- ECW
IN, 47546
October 5, 2026
IN, 47546
October 1, 2026
Very pleased with the results, the old basement windows were 84 years old.
- Maddog
MI, 49801
October 1, 2026
MI, 49801
September 29, 2026
installation was smooth and fast, saw them tackle a tricky issue where the window needed to go behind brick facade
- Anickname
NM, 88201
September 29, 2026
NM, 88201
September 28, 2026
I have warranty work that needs to be completed and can?t get anyone to get me on a schedule to fix some problems and poor workmanship.
- Al
MI, 49431
September 28, 2026
MI, 49431
September 24, 2026
My project began in mid-March 2026, with a prompt visit from a Home Depot representative to examine my project and recommend what type of Renewal by Anderson window would best serve my needs. The next day he came back and we signed a contract and I wrote a check for $5,299.00 for two windows. Installation was projected to be 6-8 weeks, with 8 weeks being the most likely. The installer came out in mid-July (which is 15 months after I signed a contract), but the windows were not the correct size, although they were correct for the measurements initially generated by the installer. He told me he would submit a _rush_ order for the remeasured windows. I received no further communication until mid-September, when, having heard nothing from Renewal by Anderson or the Home Depot, I went into Home Depot and asked customer service to check on the status of my project. THAT WAS 24 MONTHS AFTER I SPENT OVER $5,000 FOR TWO WINDOWS. He was polite, appreciated my situation, and made a call to Renewal by Anderson. He told me they would reach out to me with an update. In a couple of days I got a call from the installer who told me that the windows would be delivered to Home Depot on September 11, and the install would be on September 15. I waited at home all day and heard nothing further. On the 16th, while flying to Colorado for vacation I got a call (a message) from the installer saying he would install on the 16th. I sent a text to him saying that I would be gone for a week, and that he could go into my guest house (a separate structure from my main residence) to complete the process. I got a message from the installer around 7:00 pm on the 16th telling me the project had been completed. When I returned home from vacation on the 23rd of September, the windows were installed, and the job looked professional. I am satisfied with the product (the windows), but am completely unsatisfied with the process, the communication, and the length of time this project required. I generally have no issues doing business with Home Depot, but I am not at all impressed with the manner in which my window project was handled. I am therefore most unlikely to use Home Depot for such a project in the future, or recommend such a project to anyone.
- Unimpressed
KS, 66046
September 24, 2026
KS, 66046
Wood Window Replacement
Wood windows can be custom-sized to fit existing openings to provide a cleaner installation with enhanced curb appeal. Natural wood also provides structural stability and is an excellent insulator, which can help lower your energy costs. Let The Home Depot replace your windows for you.
Benefits of Natural Wood
There are numerous benefits to having new wood windows installed in your home. With wood windows, the interiors can be painted or stained to complement your decor, while the vinyl- or aluminum-clad exteriors are maintenance-free. You can even choose from different wood species to match or complement your floors and trim. Our wood windows also feature a high-performance glass system to minimize heat transfer and damaging UV light. Finally, choose from a variety of traditional or contemporary hardware options in durable, upscale finishes. With wood windows professionally installed by The Home Depot, a full perimeter weather-stripping is included in the replacement process to seal out drafts, wind and water.
Wood Window Prices
Getting beautiful wood windows installed by The Home Depot’s network of licensed, local service professionals is a great way to increase your home’s curb appeal and energy efficiency and impact the design of your home’s interior all in one project. Window prices and installation costs will vary based on the size, window type, and custom features, so be sure to ask for price estimates during your appointment. To learn more about the cost of wood window installation and replacement, visit our cost guide.
Maintenance and Repair
After choosing the right wood windows to install, complete with your choice of interior and exterior colors, hardware options, trim styles, and other custom features, it is critical to maintain them over time to help avoid expensive repairs or one-off replacements. While our wood windows are durable and carefully crafted, it is important to wipe down the frames periodically with a damp cloth. Warm water and a small amount of cleaning solution are sufficient. Once clean, be sure to inspect for cracks and a strong, intact seal around all parts of the window. Proper maintenance is vital to preserving the appearance of your wood windows and helps ensure a longer lifespan.
