How much does Milwaukee window replacement cost?

Contemporary window design is a testament to 21st century architectural innovation.  Modern windows use cutting edge technologies like low E-coatings, gaseous layers for outstanding thermal insulation, and solar heat control.  The structural strength and longevity that is achieved in modern window and door construction wasn’t even possible 10 years ago.  It is this new technology that has allowed homeowners to gain an advantage when it comes to the return on their investment. 

Let us show you how:

A replacement window can cost anywhere between $195.00 to $3200.00 per window.  That is a huge price range and is determined by the following. 

• Choice of material
• Window style and frames
• Choice of glazing (double or triple pane windows)
• Low E coating
• Glass type (Solar, tempered, and shatter proof glass are more expensive)
• Different operating types can also vary in price range

Here at MAG we proudly install only the best Virgin Vinyl Windows. While it is impossible for us to give exact pricing online to our customers (seeing a project firsthand is extremely important for accurate measurements), we believe in honest and ethical transparency. It is almost impossible for customers to find any window company that makes pricing readily available online. In order to help prospective customers with their research , we have put together some basic numbers to give a rough idea of the cost of window replacement in Milwaukee.

MAG was founded as a local alternative to the expensive national window chains

Here is a simple example of our window pricing:

1. Double hung Double pane windows range $400.00-1200.00 per window depending on customer color choice and size.
2. Double Pane Picture windows range $400.00-1400.00 per window depending on customer color choice and size.

Customers can expect to spend about 30% more for triple pane windows.

Triple pane windows are the best windows for our Wisconsin climate and one of our best sellers.

Window Installation costs range anywhere from 400.00-1500.00 per window depending the size of the window and the difficulty of its installation. Standard size window installation typically falls to the lower end of that scale. Prices are always subject to change.

The cost of your window installation is only the first step to calculating your overall costs. You will also have the annual expense of maintenance and repairs. A high-quality low maintenance window is always more economical than a high-maintenance cheap product. A quality window will break down less frequently and have a longer life, making your upfront costs less expensive than they might seem. 

The best example of this is vinyl, which requires no sanding or recoating. Vinyl windows last longer than any other window material thanks to its incredible rot and rust resistance. As a result your window maintenance costs will be negligible. Your lifetime costs should also reflect the amount you’ll save on energy bills. When considering your homes lifetime costs it is also important to consider your energy bills. Windows make up 8% of your home’s exterior surface while releasing 50% of its heat. Having a window with a high R-value and low U value will reduce your costs considerably over time.

Not to mention you may qualify for an IRS tax credit that will give you instant savings. 

Find out how at www.energy.gov

New windows are an investment with lasting returns, so it pays to calculate your return on investment rather than just your upfront costs. You can expect to yield an ROI of about 70% from vinyl replacements. That amounts to returns averaging $13,766 of added value to your property as a whole.  If you are planning on selling your home , the addition of new vinyl windows will add outstanding curb appeal to help you sell faster!