Wood Window Replacement Cost

Wood is the highest-cost material of the four and the one most often required for historic homes — here's what it runs by project size.

Windows	Unit (materials, ea.)	Labor (ea.)	Per window	Project total
1 window	$800–$2,200	$175–$350	$975–$2,550	$975–$2,550
5 windows	$800–$2,200	$175–$350	$975–$2,550	$4,875–$12,750
10 windows	$800–$2,200	$175–$350	$975–$2,550	$9,750–$25,500
15 windows	$800–$2,200	$175–$350	$975–$2,550	$14,625–$38,250
20 windows	$800–$2,200	$175–$350	$975–$2,550	$19,500–$51,000

Window type — casement and bay/bow windows cost more than a standard hung window; sliders a bit less. See the calculator above.
Size — oversized or picture windows run 25-60% above a standard-size window per unit.
Full-frame vs. insert — a full-frame replacement adds labor and often a permit; see the guide.
Local labor rates — installer rates vary meaningfully by region; these ranges are national with a directional regional adjustment in the calculator.

Use the full calculator with your real material, type, count, size, and region.