How much do window replacement contractors typically cost?
- Minneapolis, Minnesota Average$7,070
- Typical Range$3,347 - $10,655
- Low End - High End$1,100 - $20,000
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Review a proHandyman for Small Multiple Projects, Trim Repair, Door Repairs , and 2 more
"Our front entry door was stuck. It wouldn't move with or without the key. Luke was our handyman. He was a couple minutes early, knowledgeable about the work, efficient, and personable. I would use him again."
Pat S. in March 2015
Residential Glass Replacement, Do You Have Foggy Dual Pane Windows With Condensation Or Residue Between The Panes? Our Proven Moisture Removal & Prevention Process Can Fix This Problem At A Fraction Of The Cost., English And Ukrainian Spoken , and 1 more
"I would not hesitate to hire Glass Guru of Forest to do window work again. Overall, they performed as promised with a job well done."
Don H. in March 2015
Additions, Additions to entire Home Remodeling, Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling
"Very detail-oriented, high-quality work. Patient in explaining the process and in understanding our needs. Leadership and crew members respectful and kind."
Monica N. in October 2022
Wood Rot Repair, In-Glass Pet Doors, Foggy window repair , and 2 more
"The entire staff was fantastic and my glass was delivered earlier than I anticipated. Their prices are fair and reasonable."
Edward B. in February 2023
Windows, Remodeling
"they help us in every step of the way and the deck is beutifull"
Jen L. in April 2018
Residential Roofing, Residential Window Install, Roofing Inspection , and 2 more
"N/A"
John O. in May 2016
Residential Replacement Glass, Insulated or Single Pane, Automotive Glass, Glass Shower Doors - Install and Replace
"The manufacturer sent the wrong size window three times. Window Dr rep measured and provided me with the proper size. After the job was completed, they billed me for all the trip charges. I worked with a manager/owner and met them in the middle."
Mary S. in January 2021
Additions & Remodels, kitchens and bathroom remodels, decks
"Rick was good about communicating with me, letting me know when he would be there, etc. He and his workmen did a great job on my decks. I am very happy with their work and would hire them again."
K. R. in May 2019
Decks, Additions & Remodeling
"TJ not only gets the work done quickly, he also pays attention to the details. Great to work with and very professional!"
Jon N. in June 2021
100 8th St
Farmington, MN 55024
4435 Main St. Ne
Minneapolis, MN 55421
7454 140Th St
Milaca, MN 56353
106 S. Morningside Drive
Lesueur, MN 56058
6485 Cahill Ave.
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076
Let's play a Twin Cities weatherman for a moment. The average normal lows, November through March in Minneapolis-St. Paul, are as follows (all temperatures listed in Fahrenheit):
Now how about the record lows?
Let's segue from there to talk window replacement in Minneapolis for just a minute. Those average lows for the winter months are pretty cold, and to be honest, those record lows for the same time period are downright scary. Sounds more like Alaska than the lower 48. What's that mean for your window situation in the Twin Cities? It means that unless you've got some top-quality windows protecting and insulating your home from those kinds of bitter winter temperatures, you're paying a pretty penny to keep things comfortable inside your abode.
Of course, any plan regarding the improvement of your home's overall energy efficiency should ideally be a holistic one, including not only window replacement, but improved insulation, high-efficiency furnaces and hot water heaters, and other upgrades; you can run a search for "energy audits" for more information on the subject. However, windows are as good a place as any to start. With modern advances in window technology, the single act of replacing old windows with new ones can have a dramatic effect on your home's ability to fight off the cold and save you money year round.
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What exactly do we mean by "modern advances in window technology" when we talk about replacement windows? Here's a quick primer to catch you up on what's out there.
Energy Efficiency
If you pull out all the stops, an energy-efficient window outfitted with insulated vinyl frames, multiple glazings, gas fill, and a low-e coating, can reduce your energy bills during the winter by up to 40 percent. Sure the initial cost isn't cheap, our records indicate that the average cost for a multiple window replacement in Minneapolis runs about $7,000, but when you consider energy savings of 40 percent coupled with the obvious improvement in looks and value that your home will incur from having new windows installed, then this decision becomes an easy one. If you're looking to improve the overall appearance, the total value, and the energy efficiency of your home, you can't go wrong with a Minneapolis window replacement (or multiple ones) for you Minneapolis-St. Paul home.
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