Name: Warner Exteriors & Solar
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Window replacement is one of the most impactful investments a homeowner can make for comfort, energy efficiency, and curb appeal. At Warner Exteriors & Solar, we are approved installers for both Andersen and Pella windows — two of America's most trusted window brands — as well as premium vinyl replacement windows. Below, we break down what window replacement actually costs in 2026 — and what drives the numbers.

Average Window Replacement Cost — NJ & PA

per window

This is the typical installed cost per window in NJ and PA, including labor and removal of the old unit. A full-home replacement (15–20 windows) typically runs $12,000–$35,000+ depending on material and style. Andersen windows sit at the higher end of this range.

Pricing is typically quoted as an installed cost per window — which is the most realistic way to compare estimates because it includes both the window product and professional installation labor. Here's how the numbers break down by material, style, and home size.

Window Cost by Material

Material is the biggest cost driver. Warner Exteriors is an approved installer for both Andersen and Pella windows — giving you access to two complete premium product lines — as well as standard and premium vinyl replacement windows.

Material / Series	Installed Cost Per Window	Best For
Vinyl (standard)	$800–$1,600	Value, low maintenance, budget-conscious
Andersen 100 Series (Fibrex) ★	$900–$1,800	Durability + affordability, Andersen's entry point
Andersen 200 Series (Perma-Shield) ★	$1,000–$1,900	Most popular — wood interior, vinyl exterior
Andersen 400 Series ★	$1,200–$2,200+	Premium performance, wide style selection
Andersen A-Series (Architectural) ★	$1,800–$3,500+	Custom sizes, luxury homes, architectural character
Pella 150 Series ✦	$850–$1,700	Affordable Pella entry point, low maintenance vinyl
Pella 250 Series ✦	$1,000–$2,000	Mid-range vinyl — excellent energy performance
Pella 350 Series ✦	$1,200–$2,200+	Premium vinyl, wide color and style options
Pella Impervia (Fiberglass) ✦	$1,400–$2,600+	Maximum strength, ideal for harsh NJ/PA winters
Fiberglass (other brands)	$1,100–$2,200	Maximum durability, dimensional stability

★ Andersen certified installer ✦ Pella approved contractor. Prices reflect installed costs including labor and removal of existing windows.

Andersen Windows ★ Certified Installer

We install the full Andersen product line — from the affordable 100 Series to fully custom A-Series windows. Andersen windows are backed by a 20-year glass and 10-year non-glass warranty on most series, engineered specifically for NJ/PA's freeze-thaw cycles and seasonal temperature swings.

Pella Windows ✦ Approved Contractor

As a Pella approved contractor, we install Pella's full line — from the 150 Series vinyl to the Impervia fiberglass series. Pella windows are known for superior energy performance, wide color options, and strong warranty coverage including their limited lifetime warranty on most series.

Cost by Window Style

Beyond material, the style and configuration of each window affects installed cost. Here's how common window types compare:

Window Style	Typical Cost Range	Notes
Double-Hung	$800–$1,600	Most common — both sashes tilt for easy cleaning
Single-Hung	$700–$1,400	Lower sash opens only; more affordable
Casement	$1,000–$2,000	Hinged side — excellent ventilation and seal
Awning	$900–$1,800	Top-hinged — opens outward, rain-resistant
Sliding	$900–$1,800	Horizontal operation; good for wide openings
Picture / Fixed	$600–$1,400	No operation — maximizes views and light
Bay / Bow	$3,000–$7,000+	Multi-window assembly — most complex install

Full-Home Window Replacement Cost

Here's what a full-home window replacement project typically costs in NJ and PA, based on number of windows and material:

Number of Windows	Vinyl (Standard)	Andersen 400 Series
8–10 windows	$6,400–$16,000	$9,600–$22,000
10–15 windows	$8,000–$24,000	$12,000–$33,000
15–20 windows	$12,000–$32,000	$18,000–$44,000
20+ windows	$16,000–$40,000+	$24,000–$55,000+

* Based on typical NJ/PA residential projects. Final pricing depends on window sizes, configurations, and installation complexity.

Factors That Affect Window Cost

Here are the five most important variables that will influence your final window replacement estimate:

Material & Series Selection

Vinyl is the most affordable and lowest maintenance. Andersen windows range from the value-priced 100 Series (Fibrex composite) to the fully custom A-Series. The right choice depends on your budget, your home's architecture, and how long you plan to stay. We'll walk through the options with you.

Window Style & Size

Standard double-hung windows are the most affordable. Casement, awning, and sliding windows cost more due to added hardware and complexity. Bay and bow windows are the most expensive because they require structural work. Larger-than-standard sizes add cost in any style.

Insert vs. Full-Frame Installation

Insert (pocket) replacement inserts a new window into the existing frame — faster and less invasive. Full-frame replacement removes everything down to the rough opening — required when frames are rotted, damaged, or improperly sized. Full-frame costs more but delivers better long-term performance and energy efficiency.

Glass Options & Energy Performance

Low-E glass coatings, triple pane insulated glass, and argon or krypton gas fills all add cost but improve energy performance significantly. In NJ and PA's mixed climate, Energy Star certified windows with Low-E glass typically pay back through reduced heating and cooling costs within 7–12 years.

Number of Windows & Project Scope

Replacing more windows in one project is more cost-efficient than multiple smaller jobs. We only mobilize one crew, one order, one permit. If you're planning to replace windows anyway, combining them with a siding project saves even more — one mobilization, one disruption to your home.

Is Window Replacement Worth the Cost?

For most NJ and PA homeowners with aging windows, the answer is yes — especially when you factor in comfort, not just energy savings.

Replace When...

• Windows are drafty or hard to open
• Visible condensation between panes
• Single-pane or aluminum frames
• 20+ years old
• Rotted or damaged frames
• Planning to sell within 2–5 years

Repair May Be Sufficient When...

• Issue is isolated to 1–2 windows
• Frame is structurally sound
• Windows are less than 10 years old
• Only hardware or weatherstripping needs work
• Minor glass seal failure only

Window Replacement Service Areas

Warner Exteriors & Solar installs Andersen and vinyl windows throughout New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania.

New Jersey

Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Pennsauken, Mount Holly, Medford, Collingswood, and surrounding areas.

SE Pennsylvania

West Chester, Downingtown, Wayne, Malvern, Kennett Square, Glen Mills, Westtown, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Chester County, Philadelphia, and surrounding areas.

Common Window Cost Questions

How much does window replacement cost in New Jersey?

Window replacement in New Jersey costs $800–$2,200 per window installed on average. A full-home replacement of 15–20 windows runs $12,000–$35,000 for vinyl, or $18,000–$44,000+ for Andersen windows. We provide free, detailed estimates for all NJ homeowners.

Does Warner Exteriors install Andersen and Pella windows?

Yes. Warner Exteriors & Solar is a certified Andersen installer and a Pella approved contractor serving New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania. We install the full product lines for both brands — from affordable entry-level series to fully custom architectural windows — and can offer the complete manufacturer warranty for each.

How long does window replacement take?

Most residential window replacement projects in NJ and PA take 1–3 days. We typically install 10–15 windows per day. Larger homes or custom orders may take longer. We coordinate delivery and installation to minimize disruption to your home.

What is the best window for NJ's climate?

NJ and PA's mixed climate requires windows rated for both heating and cooling seasons. Look for: Energy Star certification for the Northern climate zone, Low-E glass coatings, double or triple pane insulated glass, and U-factor below 0.30. Andersen's 400 Series and vinyl windows with these specifications perform well in our region.

Do replacement windows qualify for tax credits?

Yes — the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) offers up to 30% back (up to $600 per window, $1,200 max annually) for qualifying Energy Star windows installed in existing homes. Ask us about which products qualify when you request your estimate.

Does Warner Exteriors offer financing for window replacement?

Yes. We offer flexible financing options to make your window project manageable. Ask about current programs when you request your free estimate.

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