What affects the cost of a door or window project
We don't publish flat prices because every job depends on the specifics of the property and the product. Here's what actually drives cost.
Material and product line. Standard product lines cost less than high-end or specialty lines used in luxury renovations.
Size and number of units. A single interior door costs less than a full-home window replacement across a dozen openings.
Replacement vs. new construction. Replacing an existing unit is a different scope of work than framing and installing a new opening.
Site accessibility. A ground-floor window is a different job than a second-story unit or a tight, hard-to-reach opening.
Condition of the existing frame or opening. A sound frame is a faster job than one with rot, damage, or settling that needs to be addressed first.
Historic-profile matching. Matching trim profiles and sightlines on an older home takes more care than a standard stock install.