Window Replacement Cost in Toronto

Window replacement cost in Ontario ranges from $400 to $1,200 per window, with most homeowners paying between $8,000 and $15,000 for a complete house window replacement project. The final replacement cost depends on factors like:

Cost by window type and size

Cost by window frame material

Cost of energy efficient features

Cost of retrofit and full-frame installation

Decorative and glass options

Room-by-room window pricing

Cost of whole house windows replacement

Installation complexity

Location and accessibility

Additional features and customizations

Base Window Prices by Type and Size

Here’s a breakdown of replacement window costs for popular styles of vinyl windows:

Window Type	Small	Medium	Large
Bay Window	$700 - $1,100	$1,190 - $1,860	$1,680 - $2,630
Bow Window	$700 - $1,100	$1,190 - $1,860	$1,680 - $2,630
Single Casement Window	$240 - $380	$410 - $640	$480 - $750
Double Casement Window	$560 - $880	$950 - $1,490	$1,040 - $1,630
Awning Window	$280 - $440	$480 - $750	$720 - $1,130
Single-hung Window	$220 - $350	$380 - $600	$620 - $980
Double-hung Window	$220 - $350	$380 - $600	$560 - $880
Single Sliding Window	$200 - $310	$340 - $540	$520 - $810
Double Sliding Window	$220 - $350	$380 - $600	$560 - $880
Tilt and Turn Window	$240 - $380	$410 - $640	$580 - $900
Hopper Window	$280 - $440	$480 - $750	$670 - $1,050
Fixed Picture Window	$160 - $250	$270 - $430	$2,560 - $4,000
Fixed Casement Window	$240 - $380	$410 - $640	$580 - $900

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Note: This is a base price with standard options. Installation costs, screen upgrades, and other custom features are not included and will affect the final quote.

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How to Use the Window Replacement Cost Calculator

Our interactive window replacement cost calculator provides instant pricing estimates for your home renovation project. This user-friendly tool helps you explore different options and understand window prices by size and features before making decisions.

Step 1: Choose Your Window Type

Browse our comprehensive selection of window styles, each featuring detailed images and descriptions.

Step 2: Select Window Size

Choose from three standard size categories based on your specific window opening requirements:

Small (15-25 sq ft) – Perfect for bathrooms, laundry rooms, or compact spaces
Medium (25-40 sq ft) – Ideal for bedrooms, kitchens, and standard rooms
Large (40-60 sq ft) – Best for living rooms, dining areas, and feature installations

Step 3: Choose Your Package

Select from four energy efficient package options, each designed to meet different performance and budget requirements:

Standard Double Pane Package
Premium Low-E Package
Premium Argon-Filled Package
Premium Triple Pane Package

Step 4: View Your Estimate

The calculator generates comprehensive pricing details.

Сost of Window Installation by Material

Different window materials offer unique benefits and price points:

Window Type	Vinyl	Aluminum	Fiberglass	Wood
Single Casement windows	$380 - $560	$430 - $650	$530 - $790	$600 - $900
Double Casement windows	$850 - $1,270	$980 - $1,460	$1,190 - $1,780	$1,360 - $2,040
Awning windows	$500 - $740	$570 - $860	$690 - $1,040	$790 - $1,190
Single-hung windows	$410 - $610	$470 - $700	$570 - $860	$650 - $980
Double-hung windows	$390 - $590	$450 - $680	$550 - $820	$630 - $940
Single Sliding windows	$350 - $530	$400 - $610	$490 - $740	$560 - $840
Double Sliding windows	$390 - $590	$450 - $680	$550 - $820	$630 - $940
Tilt and Turn windows	$410 - $610	$470 - $700	$570 - $860	$650 - $980
Hopper windows	$480 - $720	$550 - $830	$670 - $1,010	$770 - $1,150
Fixed Picture windows	$1,000 - $1,500	$1,150 - $1,730	$1,400 - $2,100	$1,600 - $2,400
Fixed Casement windows	$410 - $610	$470 - $700	$570 - $860	$650 - $980
Bay windows	$1,190 - $1,790	$1,370 - $2,060	$1,670 - $2,500	$1,910 - $2,860
Bow windows	$1,190 - $1,790	$1,370 - $2,060	$1,670 - $2,500	$1,910 - $2,860

Vinyl window options provide excellent value, combining affordability with energy performance. They require minimal maintenance and resist warping, making them ideal for Ontario’s climate.

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Aluminum windows work well in modern homes and commercial applications. While they conduct more heat than vinyl, improved thermal breaks make newer models much more energy efficient.

More about aluminum windows

At Total Home Windows and Doors, we specialize in vinyl windows and aluminum windows, ensuring you get the best performance at competitive prices. Our manufacturing expertise allows us to offer premium quality windows with lifetime warranties.

Energy Efficient Window Packages

Example pricing for a vinyl single casement window with various energy efficient upgrades:

Package	Small	Medium
Standard - Double Pane	$240 - $380	$410 - $640
Premium - Low-E	$290 - $450	$490 - $760
Premium - Argon Filled	$280 - $440	$470 - $740
Premium - Triple Pane	$340 - $530	$570 - $890

Triple pane windows deliver superior insulation compared to their double paned counterparts. While the initial investment is higher, these energy efficient windows can significantly reduce your energy bills over time.

Low-E coatings and gas fills between glass panes enhance thermal performance. These features make double pane windows and triple pane windows excellent choices for Ontario’s climate extremes.

Notes:

Price ranges account for variations in frame materials, hardware quality, glass options, installation complexity, and regional pricing differences
Lower end prices typically include basic features and standard installation
Higher end prices include premium materials, advanced features, or complex installations
Quantity discounts may apply for multiple window orders
Final pricing may vary based on specific requirements, site conditions, and current market rates
Custom sizes and special features may exceed the ranges shown

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Full frame replacement (Brick-to-brick)

In simple terms, full frame replacement involves removing old windows and frames as well as the surrounding brickwork.

This method is used when current windows were installed improperly, when you want a custom design, or when you want to change the original dimensions. It is the more expensive method because it requires far more time and labor.

Retrofit installation method

Retrofitting windows is another way of saying “replacing one window with another of the same size”.

Although this method requires a high degree of care and quality to install the window itself, there are no additional materials and construction efforts required, making it a far less expensive option.

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Tempered glass

Tempered glass is heated and rapidly cooled to enhance strength, offering security and safety indoors and outdoors. It’s extremely difficult for intruders to defeat tempered glass, keeping them out of your home. If broken, tempered glass shatters into small pieces instead of sharp shards, reducing injury.

Laminated glass

Glass lamination is the combination of 2 window panes pressed together with a PVB interlayer sandwiched in between. This application is commonly used in windows, doors, and skylights due to its shatter-prevention, impact resistance, and security qualities.

Privacy glass

Homeowners who want a little extra privacy in certain rooms can employ frosted or textured glass, which is both beautiful and prevents people from seeing inside their homes while still delivering natural light.

Colors

Colored window frames can drastically transform your home, making it look more modern or classic, which can greatly improve your curb appeal. Homeowners can choose from a variety of natural, traditional, and bold hues.

Interior Grills

Grills transform plain window panes by adding interesting geometric detail; Styles include colonial and prairie or custom combinations of widths and pencil, box, flat, or Georgian edging. Interior window grills

Rosettes options

Rosettes are an effective way to enhance the style of your windows. The most common choice is decorative squares at the corners of the window frame. Rosettes are available in many shapes and sizes and can be placed on grooves.

Grills

Also known as grids, interior and exterior grills divide window glass into smaller planes for added visual interest. Although simple additions, grills can upgrade your windows from plain to sophisticated, depending on your home’s desired style.

Brickmould options

Like interior crown molding, brickmould details add material and visual appeal to exterior window frames. Brickmold provides additional sealing against moisture and air, adding another layer of weather protection.

Room-by-Room Window Pricing

Window prices by size and room application helps you plan your budget:

Room	Price Range	Typical Window Characteristics
Kitchen	$350 - $850	Standard kitchen windows, typically smaller casement or awning
Living Room	$1,200 - $2,500	Large windows, often picture or bay windows for natural light
Bedroom	$450 - $1,200	Medium-sized windows, usually double-hung or casement
Basement	$250 - $650	Smaller windows, often hopper or sliding, some egress requirements
Dining Room	$800 - $1,800	Medium to large windows, often matching living room style
Master Bedroom	$600 - $1,500	Larger bedroom windows, sometimes multiple windows
Bathroom	$300 - $700	Small windows for privacy, often frosted or awning style
Home Office/Study	$400 - $1,000	Medium windows for natural light while working
Family Room	$900 - $2,200	Large casual living space, multiple or large windows
Guest Bedroom	$400 - $1,100	Standard bedroom size, similar to main bedrooms
Laundry Room	$250 - $500	Small utility windows, basic functionality
Sunroom/Florida Room	$2,000 - $5,000	Multiple large windows, specialized glazing
Entryway/Foyer	$500 - $1,200	Decorative windows, often sidelights or transoms
Stairwell	$400 - $900	Tall or multiple windows for natural light on stairs
Walk-in Closet	$200 - $400	Small windows if any, basic ventilation
Pantry	$200 - $450	Small windows for ventilation, if present
Basement Egress	$1,500 - $4,000	Large egress windows meeting safety code requirements
Attic/Loft	$300 - $800	Specialized windows for sloped ceilings
Garage	$200 - $600	Basic windows for natural light, utility grade
Workshop/Craft Room	$350 - $750	Good lighting windows for detailed work

Whole House Window Replacement Cost

Complete home window replacement pricing varies by house size and complexity:

House Type	Sq Ft	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Total Windows	Cost Range
Small Bungalow (2BR)	800-1,000	2	1	11	$8,545 - $11,560
Standard Bungalow (3BR)	1,000-1,200	3	2	17	$12,835 - $17,365
Two-Story Home (3BR)	1,200-1,500	3	2.5	23	$18,870 - $25,530
Large Family Home (4BR)	1,500-2,000	4	3	32	$24,415 - $33,035
Executive Home (4-5BR)	2,000-3,000	5	4	44	$33,595 - $45,455
Luxury Home (5-6BR)	3,000-4,500	6	5	65	$60,990 - $82,510
Mansion/Estate (6+BR)	4,500-8,000+	8	7	96	$89,230 - $120,720

Notes:

All prices include professional installation and basic trim work
Specialty windows (bay, bow, large picture) significantly increase room costs
Multiple windows per room are common in larger homes
Additional costs may include permits, disposal of old windows, and structural modifications
Energy-efficient upgrades (Low-E, argon fill, triple pane) add 15-25% to base prices

Cost-Saving Tips for Your
Window Replacement Project

Smart homeowners can significantly save money on their home improvement project while still achieving high quality windows. Here are proven strategies to reduce your cost of window replacement.

Bundle Multiple Windows Together

Instead of replacing a single window at a time, plan complete installations. Our windows company offers better price of windows when ordering multiple units, reducing per-unit costs and minimizing disruption.

Choose Standard Over Custom

Standard windows cost significantly less than custom sizes. Work with consultants to determine if standard dimensions fit your existing window frame openings, avoiding costly repairs and modifications.

Consider Retrofit Installation

When your existing frame remains sound, retrofit installation costs less than full replacement. This preserves interior trim and exterior brick moulds, reducing labor while delivering new windows performance.

Focus on Essential Energy Features

Prioritize cost-effective upgrades like low e coatings over premium extra features. These deliver excellent ROI through reduced energy bills without dramatically increasing average cost for window replacement.

Avoid Unnecessary Customizations

Custom colours and built in blinds add significant costs to standard windows. Consider if these custom features truly enhance value or if standard options meet your needs.

Select Appropriate Window Types

Fixed windows cost less than operating units for areas not requiring fresh air. Slider windows offer good value for larger openings, while awning windows work well for small bathroom window applications.

Plan Phased Installations

If budget limits project scope, replace windows in priority rooms first. Complete remaining installations when finances allow, spreading the window change cost over time.

Avoid Emergency Replacements

Planning ahead prevents emergency costly repairs. Regular maintenance of window sash mechanisms helps identify issues before requiring immediate attention, allowing better pricing negotiations for your affordable window replacement.

Leverage Government Incentives

Use the Canada Greener Homes Loan up to $40,000 for eligible installations. Our ENERGY STAR™ certified products qualify for $100 rebates per window opening.

Ontario Window Rebate Program 2025

* Can be combined with the interest-free Canada Greener Homes Loan of up to $40,000

Rebate Per Opening:

$100 per window or door

Why Choose Total Home
Windows and Doors

As Ontario’s premier windows company, Total Home Windows and Doors delivers exceptional value through innovative technology and comprehensive service for your affordable window replacement needs.

Total Seal Technology

Our exclusive system revolutionizes window installation performance through multi-component heat transfer control. Unlike traditional single-point locks, our integrated system creates uniform seals across the entire window, preventing air infiltration.

Slim Flat Profile Innovation

January 2025 marked our first Slim Flat Profile 2.78 installation—profiles half an inch slimmer on each side for modern aesthetics. This innovation delivers superior performance while reducing material costs.

Canadian-Made Quality

Every new windows unit is manufactured in Canada for harsh climate conditions. Our 60,000 square foot facility produces 150 windows daily using automated equipment, ensuring quality while controlling the cost of window production.

All-in-One Service Model

Our dedicated team handles every aspect—no subcontractors. From existing frame assessment to interior trim restoration, certified installers complete the window installation process efficiently.

Lifetime Warranty Coverage

We offer lifetime warranties on construction and installation. If issues arise with your window sash, fixed windows, or slider windows, we fix them free of charge.

Proven Track Record

Serving the GTA since 2007 with over 28,000 satisfied customers. Our 4.9 rating reflects consistent quality across installations, whether single window replacements or complete home projects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I expect to pay for a new window?

Expect to pay $400-$1,200 per new windows unit in Ontario, depending on window style, size, and energy efficient features. Standard windows cost less while custom features like low e coatings increase the cost of window replacement.

What is the average price of a standard window?

The average cost for window replacement ranges from $500-$800 for standard windows in medium sizes. Slider windows and fixed windows typically cost less than specialty styles like bay or awning windows installations.

What is the typical cost of a window?

Typical window prices by size canada range from $260-$950 for most styles. Small bathroom window replacements start around $300, while larger units for living areas cost $600-$1,200 including professional window installation.

What is the average cost to replace windows in a 3 bed house?

A typical 3-bedroom home requires 15-20 windows, costing $12,000-$25,000 total. The window change cost depends on chosen materials, sizes, and whether you replace windows with energy efficient upgrades or standard windows.

How much does it cost to replace 25 windows?

Replacing 25 windows typically costs $20,000-$40,000, depending on window style selections and custom features. Bulk orders from our windows company provide better price of windows rates than individual single window replacements.

How much does it cost to replace windows in Ontario?

Affordable window replacement in Ontario ranges from $8,000-$15,000 for average homes. Costs vary by window installation process complexity, existing frame condition, and chosen extra features like built in blinds or custom colours.

How long does it typically take to replace a window?

Once a window is delivered to the work site, a skilled window installer will complete the job within an hour or two. Depending on the complexity of a multiple-window project, Total Home professionals can replace 10 to 15 windows in a single day.

Is it cheaper to replace all windows at once?

The price of window replacement depends on the time required to complete the project. Completing the project as a single job takes less time than multiple jobs for multiple windows, and saving time means saving money.

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How to Use the Window Replacement Cost Calculator

Step 1: Choose Your Window Type

Step 2: Select Window Size

Step 3: Choose Your Package

Step 4: View Your Estimate

Сost of Window Installation by Material

Energy Efficient Window Packages

Discuss your home improvement project

Installation Method

Full frame replacement (Brick-to-brick)

Retrofit installation method

Decorative and Glass options

Tempered glass

Laminated glass

Privacy glass

Colors

Interior Grills

Rosettes options

Grills

Brickmould options

Room-by-Room Window Pricing

Whole House Window Replacement Cost

Cost-Saving Tips for Your Window Replacement Project

Bundle Multiple Windows Together

Choose Standard Over Custom

Consider Retrofit Installation

Focus on Essential Energy Features

Avoid Unnecessary Customizations

Select Appropriate Window Types

Plan Phased Installations

Avoid Emergency Replacements

Leverage Government Incentives

Ontario Window Rebate Program 2025

Why Choose Total Home Windows and Doors

Total Seal Technology

Slim Flat Profile Innovation

Canadian-Made Quality

All-in-One Service Model

Lifetime Warranty Coverage

Proven Track Record

See What Our Customers Have to Say about Us

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