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Window Replacement Prices in Los Angeles What Homeowners Pay in 2026

Window prices in LA swing widely, so one average won’t tell you much about your own house. This page puts published LA prices, real local jobs and per-window ranges by type in one place, so you can check a quote against the numbers. PaneRight LA doesn’t sell windows or set prices; the independent contractor you’re connected with quotes your job after measuring it.

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How Much Does Window Replacement Cost in Los Angeles?

Published LA prices, from whole-house jobs down to a single vinyl window. Prices also shift by season, so check the best time to replace windows in Los Angeles before you book.

$19,356

Average whole-house window replacement in Los Angeles (Angi).

$16,359 to $22,377

What most LA homeowners pay for a whole house (Angi).

$383 to $800

Per standard vinyl replacement window in LA, with most at $450 to $525 (Modernize).

Homewyse’s September 2026 national estimate for a dual-pane, low-E vinyl replacement window is $662 to $1,012 installed. That figure leaves out permits, stucco or drywall repair and the 13% to 22% a general contractor adds, so LA quotes land higher.

What Did Real Los Angeles Jobs Cost?

Home Depot lists recent window replacement projects in Los Angeles on its services page, by ZIP code. Each total below is divided by the window count.

ZIP and areaWindowsBrand and seriesTotalPer window
90003, South LA16Milgard Styleline and Tuscany$18,786$1,174
90025, West LA5Milgard Tuscany$12,301$2,460
90031, Lincoln Heights5Simonton 6200$5,621$1,124
90026, Echo Park2Andersen 100$3,446$1,723
90034, Palms2Milgard Styleline$2,348$1,174
90022, East LA1Milgard Styleline$1,304$1,304

The page doesn’t list window sizes or install methods, so treat these as reference points, not a price list. Notice the pattern, though: the 16-window job cost the same per window as the 2-window job, while the 5-window Tuscany job cost about twice as much per window. Series and size move the price more than count.

What Do Different Types of Windows Cost?

Each row links to the page with the full breakdown for that window.

WindowPrice per windowSourceDetails
Vinyl, unit only$100 to $575AngiVinyl windows
Retrofit vinyl, installed$500 to $1,100Smart Window Company, TorranceRetrofit windows
Fiberglass, installed$500 to $1,500HomeGuideFiberglass windows
Wood, standard, installed$600 to $1,000HomeGuideWood windows
Aluminum$125 to $1,000AngiAluminum windows
Steel$700 to $2,000AngiSteel windows
Sliding window$300 to $1,000AngiSliding windows
Double-hung, installed$325 to $1,275AngiDouble-hung windows
Casement$260 to $950AngiCasement windows
Soundproof window$300 to $1,500AngiSoundproof windows
Egress window in LA, installed$2,829 to $11,050AngiEgress windows
New window cut into a wallAbout $5,800 averageAngiWindow installation

“Unit only” prices leave out labor. Adding a window or an egress opening costs more than a swap because of the framing, header and stucco work around it.

What Do Window Repairs and Glass Cost?

A repair or new glass costs a fraction of a new window when the frame is sound.

JobPriceSourceDetails
Window repair, LA average$284 ($172 to $417)AngiWindow repair
Glass only, per window$181 to $414AngiWindow glass replacement
Foggy dual-pane glass unit$300 to $900AngiFoggy window repair
Slider track repair$130 to $500Angi, This Old HouseWindow track repair
Window screen$147 to $523AngiScreen replacement
Board-up, California average$360 per windowAngiEmergency window repair
Historic window restoration$300 to $550AngiHistoric restoration

What Raises the Price in Los Angeles?

The same window can cost very different amounts on two LA streets. These are the costs to look for on a quote.

01

Full-frame instead of retrofit

Tearing out the old frame means cutting and patching stucco and paint. See retrofit vs full-frame.

02

Second story or hard access

Angi lists $100 to $300 more in labor for upper floor and hard to reach windows.

03

Special glass

Laminated glass for airport noise zones near LAX and Van Nuys, and tempered glass near doors, tubs and stairs, cost more than standard dual-pane.

04

Lead-safe work

Homes built before 1978 need lead-safe methods, and restoration shops cite $75 to $250 more per window for containment.

05

Historic review

Pasadena landmark districts, Long Beach historic districts and LA’s HPOZs call for matching profiles and wood or steel, which cost more.

06

Dark colors and custom shapes

Black or bronze frames, arches and odd sizes all add to the unit price.

Permits. Every full window replacement in the areas covered here needs one. See window replacement permits in Los Angeles.

How Can You Lower the Price?

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Claim the LADWP rebate

LADWP pays $2 per square foot for ENERGY STAR windows with a final permit, if you’re an LADWP customer.

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Retrofit where frames are sound

It skips stucco work.

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Group the windows

One visit shares setup, the permit and the trip across every window.

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Pick standard sizes and colors

White or tan frames in standard sizes cost less than custom colors and sizes.

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Phase by room

Start with the hottest or noisiest rooms and do the rest later.

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Compare quotes per window

Line up the same brand, series, glass and install method on each quote.

How Do You Know a Quote Is Fair?

Compare quotes per window, with the same brand, series, glass and install method on each. The Contractors State License Board tells homeowners to be wary of any bid far lower than the others, since a low number can leave out the permit, stucco patching or haul-away. On the high side, a quote of $3,000 or more for a standard retrofit slider is worth questioning.

California caps the down payment on a home improvement job at $1,000 or 10% of the price, whichever is less. See our process page for what every quote should list.

Window Price FAQs

How Much Should You Budget to Replace Your Windows?

Count your windows and multiply by the per-window range for the type you want, then add for full-frame work, special glass and second-story access. For a typical LA home, Angi’s $16,359 to $22,377 range covers most whole-house jobs.

How Much Does Home Depot Charge Per Window in Los Angeles?

On the recent LA jobs Home Depot lists, the price came to about $1,100 to $2,500 per window installed, depending on the series. Get the brand and series in writing and compare the same window from a local contractor.

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