
Window replacement costs rose 4% this year. Labor is why.
Material prices flattened in 2026, but installer day-rates kept climbing in Sun Belt metros. What that means for your per-window math.
See what homeowners near you actually pay for windows, roofing, and bath remodel — before you ever talk to a contractor.
National typical ranges from the July 2026 dataset. Enter your ZIP above for your metro's figures.

Vinyl runs cheapest; wood and fiberglass cost more up front but last decades longer. Most homes replace 8–12 at a time.

About $450–$700 per roofing square for asphalt. Metal, tile, and steep pitches run meaningfully higher.

From tub-and-surround refresh to full gut renovation. Scope — not finishes — drives the tier.
We combine published industry cost data — HomeAdvisor and Angi cost guides, and Remodeling Magazine's Cost vs. Value report — with regional labor and material multipliers for every U.S. metro.
Ranges are typical costs, not quotes. Your final price depends on your home, your materials, and the bids you get — the range exists so you can judge the bids.
Per window, per roofing square, per bath tier.
A labor & materials multiplier for your state and metro.
Scope, materials, and timeline sharpen the range.
| Vinyl double-hung | $460 – $790 |
| Fiberglass | $710 – $1,160 |
| Wood clad | $860 – $1,420 |
| Labor per window | $120 – $260 |
| Whole home (10 windows) | $5,200 – $12,800 |

Material prices flattened in 2026, but installer day-rates kept climbing in Sun Belt metros. What that means for your per-window math.

Metal costs 2–3× more up front and usually wins by year 22. Whether you should care depends on how long you'll keep the house.

Moving plumbing is the switch that flips your budget tier. A plain-English breakdown of the three bath remodel tiers we track.

"Three roofing bids, $9,000 apart. The range told me which two were real. Nobody called me except the one company I picked."Dana M. · Roof replacement · Round Rock, TX
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