Window Replacement Cost in Florida (2026)
$450–$1,400per standard double-hung window, installedtypical 10 standard double-hung windows: $4,500–$14,000updated November 2026
Window replacement is quoted per window, installed — the unit, trim work and labor together. The baseline is a standard double-hung vinyl window; larger picture windows, bay windows and wood-framed units cost more. Replacing all windows at once usually earns a per-unit discount.
Cost calculator — in Florida
Vinyl, standard size
$4,500
≈ $450 per standard double-hung window, installed
Vinyl/ fiberglass, low-E upgrades
$8,000
≈ $800 per standard double-hung window, installed
Wood / custom sizes, full-frame install
$14,000
≈ $1,400 per standard double-hung window, installed
Estimate covers 10 windows × per standard double-hung window, installed.
Of the mid-range estimate: $2,400 labor · $5,600 materials (typical split)
Common add-ons not in the base price
- Bay or bow windowadd $1,500–4,000 each
- Full-frame (not insert) installadd 30–50% per window
- Custom sizesadd 20–50% per window
- Old window disposaloften included — confirm
Price ranges we use
Prices updated November 2026| Tier | Unit price | Typical job (10 standard double-hung windows) |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl, standard size | $450 per standard double-hung window, installed | $4,500 |
| Vinyl/ fiberglass, low-E upgrades | $800 per standard double-hung window, installed | $8,000 |
| Wood / custom sizes, full-frame install | $1,400 per standard double-hung window, installed | $14,000 |
Typical split: ~30% labor / 70% materials.
Baseline: standard double-hung, double-pane low-E, installed. Tampa averages $900 per window (25%+ above national) with 10-12 window projects at $7,500-$13,200; Orlando averages about $615 per window (regular windows $355-$1,500 each). Florida Building Code requires impact-rated glass or shutters in wind-borne debris zones, and Miami-Dade NOA products run $1,000-$2,500 per window installed - the Miami tiers reflect impact-rated double-hungs, which cap the state high end. Labor runs $80-$300 per window; Florida construction wages run about 20% below national.
Sourced from 2+ independent guides. Cross-checked against at least two independent 2025–2026 cost guides.
Sources
- Angi window replacement cost Tampa FL (2025-07) (retrieved 2026-11-04)
- Angi window replacement cost Orlando FL (2025-07) (retrieved 2026-11-04)
- ASP Windows - impact window cost Miami/South Florida (2026) (retrieved 2026-11-04)
Estimates are for planning purposes only. Actual prices vary by project details — always confirm with on-site quotes from licensed contractors.
Window Replacement prices across Florida metros
Published prices are usually city-level — the state range above is aggregated from these metros.
Tampa
$500–$1,320 per standard double-hung window, installed
Orlando
$400–$1,000 per standard double-hung window, installed
Miami
$900–$1,600 per standard double-hung window, installed
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Frequently asked questions
How much does window replacement cost in Florida?
In Florida, expect $450–$1,400 per standard double-hung window, installed. A 10 standard double-hung windows typically runs $4,500–$14,000, with most projects landing near $8,000.
Is window replacement more expensive in Florida than the national average?
Florida prices are close to the national average ($800 vs $800 per standard double-hung window, installed).
How much of the window replacement price is labor vs materials?
Typically about 30% of the total goes to labor and 70% to materials. Labor share climbs on smaller or more complex jobs and in high-cost metros.
How can I pay less for window replacement?
Get at least three itemized quotes — spreads of 20%+ between contractors are common. Schedule work in the off-season (late fall through winter for most exterior projects), bundle neighboring projects together, and keep finishes at mid-range: upgrades on visible surfaces give the best value per dollar.