Andersen windows

[Anonymous]

Replacing 15 standard size double pane windows. What should I expect to shell out?

[Anonymous]

They do free estimates

[Anonymous]

$400-500 apiece depending on brand name or not. Get welded frames and argon. And low e coating.

[Anonymous]

It depends on if you are going to a Anderson store or Home Depot. We got a few from Home Depot and really like them (used several brands). If you can get stock sizes, they are a few hundred, if not, it can be a few hundred to a few thousand each.

[Anonymous]

Love ours. Very well built and insulated (temp and noise).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Replacing 15 standard size double pane windows. What should I expect to shell out?

If you are installing andersen renewal Window will budget around $15k. Vinyl window will be around $7500.00

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$400-500 apiece depending on brand name or not. Get welded frames and argon. And low e coating.

They are all welded frames, argon gas insulated and Low-E coatings these days. The very best energy efficient windows use a silver coating for low-E and Krypton gas instead of Argon along with a dense foam insulation in the vinyl frames. It makes a big difference. Windows have not been $400-500 installed for about 15 years now. Mid-range on the best energy efficient windows is about $1600-$2200 for a typical size double-hung window, built to fit, not a stock window that needs to be shimmed, with screen, maybe grates, with life-time, transferable warranty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$400-500 apiece depending on brand name or not. Get welded frames and argon. And low e coating.

They are all welded frames, argon gas insulated and Low-E coatings these days. The very best energy efficient windows use a silver coating for low-E and Krypton gas instead of Argon along with a dense foam insulation in the vinyl frames. It makes a big difference. Windows have not been $400-500 installed for about 15 years now. Mid-range on the best energy efficient windows is about $1600-$2200 for a typical size double-hung window, built to fit, not a stock window that needs to be shimmed, with screen, maybe grates, with life-time, transferable warranty.

You're responding to a post from 2015.

[Anonymous]

Mid to lo grade windows.
Anything sold at Home Depot is.

A step up is Marvin. But Marvin is still too pedestrian for some custom homes.
Top of the line is Kolbe or Reilly.