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Short answer: window replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth commonly runs from a few hundred dollars to about $1,500 or more per window, installed. Angi's Dallas cost data, updated in July 2026, puts the average at about $550 per window. A whole-house project usually lands somewhere in the thousands to the low tens of thousands, depending on how many windows you replace and which line you choose.

About these numbers: they are broad, third-party market ranges, not Genview prices. Your price depends on your home, the products you choose and what we find on site. We give every customer a written price after measuring.

Typical window replacement cost by number of windows

Angi's July 2026 Dallas figures give a useful starting point for whole-house projects:

  • 6 to 8 windows: about $2,800 to $5,000
  • 12 to 16 windows: about $5,600 to $10,100
  • 20 to 24 windows: about $9,300 to $15,100

Premium frames, large or specialty shapes, full-frame installation and repairs to rotted openings can all push a project above these ranges.

What drives the cost of replacement windows

  • Frame material. Vinyl is usually the most affordable. Thermally broken aluminum costs more; our 8000 Series runs about 20% above our 5000 Series vinyl. Compare our 5000 and 8000 Series windows.
  • Size and style. Picture windows, casements and specialty shapes cost more than standard single-hung windows.
  • Glass package. Low-E coatings tuned for hot climates are worth it in North Texas. See how to read a window label.
  • Installation method. A pocket (retrofit) install costs less than full-frame replacement, which removes the old frame. Pocket vs. full-frame
  • Your home. Brick openings, second-story windows, damaged framing and HOA requirements add time and cost.
  • Permits. Some cities require one, and its cost is usually built into the quote.

What a window replacement quote should include

  • The exact product line, frame color and glass package, with the NFRC ratings
  • Installation method, interior and exterior trim, caulking and sealing
  • Removal and disposal of the old windows
  • Permits, if your city requires them
  • Both warranties: the manufacturer's on the product and the installer's on the labor

How to compare window replacement quotes

Compare quotes line by line, not just by the total. A low price can mean a lower-grade glass package or a shortcut installation. A high price should come with something you can see in writing. Be wary of “today only” discounts, which are a sales tactic.

Will new windows lower my energy bill?

Somewhat, but energy savings alone rarely pay back the cost quickly. Read our honest answer, and try the savings calculator for a rough estimate. If you want to spread the cost out, see financing.

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What could new windows save you each month?

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The bottom line

For most DFW homes, plan on a per-window cost in the hundreds to low thousands, and a whole-house total in the thousands to the low tens of thousands. The only way to know your number is a measured, written quote. We'll measure every opening, show you both lines and put the price in writing.

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Sources: Angi, window replacement cost in Dallas, TX (updated July 2026).