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The cost depends on how many windows are being replaced, their size and style, the frame material, the glass package, and the condition of the openings underneath. Vinyl is the most affordable common option, while fibreglass, composite and wood cost more. An accurate figure requires a contractor to measure the windows in person.

Vinyl replacement windows are generally built to last around twenty to thirty years, and fibreglass and wood can last longer when they are maintained. Climate, sun exposure and the quality of the original installation all affect it. Windows that are fogging between the panes or no longer closing properly are usually near the end of their service life.

Repair usually makes sense when a single component has failed and the frame is otherwise sound, such as broken hardware or a cracked pane. Replacement is generally the better value when the frames themselves are failing, when seals have gone in several windows, or when repairs are becoming frequent across the house.

No. Many homeowners replace the worst windows first and do the rest later, and a contractor can price the project either way. Doing several at once usually costs less per window than doing them one at a time, because most of the labour and setup is shared across the job.

No. Window Home Pros does not install windows and is not a window contractor. It connects homeowners who are considering replacement windows with a window replacement contractor who serves their area. The contractor handles the measurement, the estimate and the installation.

Your request goes to Home Lead Supply, where we match it with a window replacement contractor who covers your area. If we have a match, that contractor contacts you directly, usually by phone, to go over your windows and your project before preparing an estimate. You are free to ask questions and decide from there.