Awning Windows Prices

Awning windows are one of the most popular window types due to their sleek look and excellent functionality. But are these windows in your budget? On this page, we will explore all aspects of awning window prices, from how the brand you choose to how the window frame material you need will impact how much installing awning windows will cost.

Want to learn more about this window type first? Check out our awning window guide to see if this is the right fit for you.

What Are Typical Awning Window Prices?

On average for awning window replacements as of 2024, you can expect to pay an average of $477 to $1,107 per awning window. This includes the cost of window materials, such as the frame and glass pane, which will cost an average of $359 and $766 per window. It also includes the cost to have the awning window professionally installed, which costs an average of $70 to $150 per window.

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Average Installation Cost $477 - $1,107

Cost Breakdown

• Materials 90.1%
• Labor 9.9%

Awning windows are relatively less expensive than other window types, but that is mainly since they are usually smaller in size.

According to the 2024 Cost vs. Value Report, installing new vinyl awning windows can earn you a 67.5% return on investment which can prove worthwhile if you decide to resell your home. See average prices of different brands, or get an estimate specific to your home below.

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Awning Window Prices by Brand, Material, and More

The price of your awning window will ultimately depend on your window’s manufacturer, the window’s size, the frame type you choose, and the glass type you choose. You should also budget for higher installation costs if you suspect it may be a trickier one.

Let’s break down each of those factors into more detail.

Price by Brand

Window prices can vary significantly depending on the quality, name recognition, and reputation of the manufacturer. Check out our brand guide if you want to explore all the best window brands.

We have compiled a list of awning window prices by brand to give you an idea of what you might expect to pay:

Awning Window Prices by Frame Material

For the purposes of breaking down the costs of frame materials, let’s assume you are installing a standard-sized awning window, which typically measures around 24 inches by 36 inches.

Briefly, here’s what to know about each frame material:

• Vinyl – Most affordable and offers good insulation; however, it may have fewer color and style options.
• Wood – Offers a traditional look and can be painted or stained; requires more maintenance and is typically more expensive.
• Fiberglass – Durable, strong, and energy-efficient; more costly than vinyl but less maintenance than wood.
• Aluminum – Durable and sleek; less energy-efficient than other materials and can conduct heat and cold.
• Composite – A mixture of materials (usually wood and plastic). It is durable and energy-efficient, mimicking the look of wood with less maintenance.

For more information about each material, you can explore our guide to the best window frame materials and even take the quiz there to be matched to the right frame type for your home.

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Window Glass Options

The type of window glass you need will vary significantly based on your region, how much light the room where you’re replacing the window gets, and how much insulation you need for your window. Take a look at our window glass types page to learn about all your options, and take the window glass quiz there if you want our expert recommendation for your own home.

Awning Window Installation Costs and Considerations

Here’s a breakdown of the elements that typically impact the final cost of an awning window installation.

1. Labor rates. This can vary greatly depending on where you live. Larger cities or regions with higher costs of living often have higher labor rates.
2. Complexity of installation. The complexity can increase if there is a need to repair or alter the surrounding wall or insulation. For example, if the installation is a replacement and the opening needs to be resized or significantly altered to accommodate the new window, this will add to the cost.
3. Window location. Higher floors or hard-to-reach places can increase the installation cost due to the need for additional equipment and safety precautions.
4. Window size. Though awning windows tend to be smaller, they come in a variety of heights and widths and can also be custom ordered to many other sizes. Our guide to awning window sizes covers everything you need to know.
5. Complexity of installation. The complexity can increase if there is a need to repair or alter the surrounding wall, insulation, or if the window comes with sophisticated mechanisms or additional features like built-in blinds.
6. Weatherproofing. Additional sealing, insulation, or weatherproofing to ensure energy efficiency can also impact the cost.

What Are Next Steps?

If you want to think through the next steps in an awning window installation or replacement, here’s what we recommend.

1. Check out our window types guide to see if there is another window style you want to explore or explore our home window replacement guide to find the best window brands, read our windows buying guide, and more.
2. Compare window contractors in our directory. You can see the profiles of the window pros in your area, photos of their finished projects, company information, and reviews.
3. Skip the research and let Modernize match you to window contractors. If you want to get quotes but are overwhelmed by the necessary research or are short on time, we can do that work for you. We will match you with up to four professionals and ask them to text or call you for more information about your project.

No matter which next step you decide to take, Modernize will be here to help you.

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