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Wood & Fiberglass Window Replacement cost (2026)

Whole-home window replacement with premium wood or fiberglass windows — higher cost, better looks and longevity. Select your city for a localized number, adjusted for labor rates, climate and permits.

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National average · 2026
$10,000 – $25,000

Most jobs land around $17,500 nationally; your local price will differ.

$10,000typical $17,500$25,000
Typical range
$10,000–$25,000
Most affordable
El Paso, TX
$15,600
Most expensive
San Jose, CA
$21,600
Cities covered
1000+
By type

Wood & Fiberglass Window Replacement cost by type

National ranges by option. Localize any of these to your city below.

TypeNational 2026 range
Fiberglass$10,000 – $22,000
Composite$11,000 – $23,000
Aluminum-clad wood$13,000 – $27,000
Solid wood$14,000 – $30,000

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By city

Where wood and fiberglass window replacement costs the most & least

See how this project prices out across major U.S. cities in 2026 — tap any one for the full local number.

Most affordable

  1. 1El Paso, TX$8,950 – $22,250
  2. 2Plano, TX$9,050 – $22,500
  3. 3Albuquerque, NM$9,400 – $23,400
  4. 4Wichita, KS$9,500 – $23,600
  5. 5Little Rock, AR$9,500 – $23,600
  6. 6Tampa, FL$9,550 – $23,700

Most expensive

  1. 1San Jose, CA$12,400 – $30,750
  2. 2Fremont, CA$12,000 – $29,750
  3. 3Oakland, CA$12,000 – $29,750
  4. 4San Francisco, CA$12,000 – $29,750
  5. 5Tacoma, WA$11,900 – $29,500
  6. 6Seattle, WA$11,900 – $29,500

Wood & Fiberglass Window Replacement cost by state

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Cost drivers

What affects the price

  • Material (fiberglass vs solid wood vs clad)
  • Custom sizing and shapes
  • Number of windows
  • Historic or architectural matching
Save money

Ways to cut the cost

  • Fiberglass costs less than wood with similar looks
  • Use premium only where visible, vinyl elsewhere
  • Bundle the whole house in one job
  • Check efficiency rebates
Best time to buy

Cheapest time for wood and fiberglass window replacement

Two things line up in fall and winter: installers have open calendars and need the work, and manufacturers run their best promotions of the year. Buy then and you get both breaks at once.

Best window
Late fall and winter
Avoid
Spring and summer peak
Off-peak savings
5–15%
FAQ

Wood & Fiberglass Window Replacement cost questions

How much does wood and fiberglass window replacement cost in 2026?

Nationally, wood and fiberglass window replacement runs about $10,000–$25,000, with most homeowners paying around $17,500. Your city moves this based on local labor, climate and permits — El Paso, TX is among the lowest ($15,600) and San Jose, CA among the highest ($21,600).

What are the main types of wood and fiberglass window replacement and how do they compare?

Fiberglass ($10,000–$22,000); Composite ($11,000–$23,000); Aluminum-clad wood ($13,000–$27,000); Solid wood ($14,000–$30,000). Pick a city below to localize any of these to your area.

What affects the cost of wood and fiberglass window replacement?

Material (fiberglass vs solid wood vs clad); Custom sizing and shapes; Number of windows; Historic or architectural matching.

When is the cheapest time for wood and fiberglass window replacement?

The best window is late fall and winter, when demand drops and installers discount — typically 5–15% off peak pricing. Avoid spring and summer peak.

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