The cost to put in new windows ranges from $400 to $1,300 per window, including labor. Vinyl windows are the most affordable, while wood and fiberglass are more expensive but offer better aesthetics and durability. Installation complexity, such as resizing or modifications to the window frame, may increase the price. Energy-efficient models are priced higher but reduce long-term energy costs.

Installing new windows requires budgeting for both the window material (vinyl, wood, or fiberglass) and labor. Vinyl windows are cost-effective, while wood and fiberglass offer premium features and improved aesthetics. Energy-efficient models may cost more upfront but provide savings on heating and cooling bills. Installation costs can increase if structural changes are needed, especially in older homes where window openings may need to be resized or modified.