How Much Do Replacement Windows Cost in and Around Pittsburgh?

Lower-priced windows often have a shorter lifespan (typically 7–10 years) which means you may have to replace them twice in the time our windows last. A one-time quality install lasts 25+ years and saves you the cost, hassle, and stress of doing it all over again.

Energy-efficient glass, quality frame materials, and expert installation reduce air leaks and energy waste. Homeowners often see 8–13% lower heating and cooling bills, savings that compound over decades.

Example: Let’s say 10 windows cost $8,000 with a basic contractor and need to be replaced again in 10 years. That’s $16,000 total. Our premium install might be $14,000 upfront, but it lasts 25+ years, with no redo, better comfort, and higher resale value.

Absolutely. Quality windows improve energy efficiency, boost curb appeal, and are a major asset in resale conversations. Cheap windows may be seen as a future repair, not an upgrade and buyers notice.

Yes! Energy Swing's pricing always includes full installation.
Your quote covers:

• Removal and disposal of old windows

• Custom manufacturing

• Professional installation by Energy Swing’s certified employee team

• Interior and exterior finishing

• Lifetime service and warranty

There are no hidden fees and no subcontractors.

The biggest factors that affect window price include:

• Window type and style (casements and bay/bow windows cost more than double-hungs)

• Size and custom shapes

• Glass package (triple pane or higher-performance coatings increase price)

• Frame material (wood-laminate or real-wood interior increase price)

• Installation conditions (second floor, cutouts, rotten wood removal, etc.)

• Quantity (10+ windows typically lowers cost per unit)

Sometimes, but they’re not guaranteed.

• Winter can offer shorter wait times and occasional seasonal promotions, depending on scheduling.

• Pricing itself doesn’t drop dramatically by season, but homeowners may qualify for limited-time specials or flexible installation dates.

The biggest savings usually come from bundling multiple windows rather than waiting for a specific season.

Energy Swing offers a true lifetime warranty that covers:

• Parts

• Glass

• Installation

• Labor

• Future service calls

And because Energy Swing installs everything with their own team, you get one-call service. No “manufacturer vs. installer” runaround. Your project is covered for as long as you live in your home PLUS two years of coverages for the next homeowner. 

Yes, but it’s not a guarantee for every opening. Switching from a double-hung to a slider, casement, or picture window is common, as long as the opening and layout can support the new style.

Here’s what to consider:

• Not every opening allows every style. Wider openings may suit sliders or pictures better, while narrower or taller openings are often best for casements or double-hungs. Your contractor will measure and confirm what’s structurally appropriate.

• Home aesthetics matter. Some architectural styles look most balanced when certain window types stay consistent, especially on the front of the home.

• Energy efficiency stays the same. As long as you choose the same glass package, switching styles won’t hurt performance.

• Prices can vary. Casements typically cost more than sliders or double-hungs, while picture windows are often less.

• A cohesive look is still easy to maintain. Even with style changes, custom sizing ensures the new window fits cleanly and matches your home’s overall appearance.

Changing styles is a great way to improve functionality or give your home a fresh appearance. Just keep in mind that your home’s structure and aesthetic should guide the final decision.