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Window replacement (10 windows): what it costs in Massachusetts

Typical range in Massachusetts · Estimate · Prices updated October 2026
$7,100 to $21,100
Typical range, estimate. Built from labor wages and material price bands.
How this range is built
Part of the jobLowHigh
Parts and materials$5,000$15,000
Labor: 20 to 40 hours × $100 to $140 an hour$2,000$5,600
Fees: disposal, permits, supplies$100$500
Total, rounded$7,100$21,100

The hourly rate is the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 average pay for this trade in Boston, $39.07 an hour, times 2.6 to 3.6 to cover what a contractor bills (overhead, tools, insurance, profit). Materials are a band from basic to high-end. Full method.

Replace ten standard windows across a house. Bulk jobs often lower the per-window price.

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Questions to ask before you say yes

Can you do it yourself?

Not a DIY at this scale; flashing, air sealing and lead-safe rules for older homes make it a job for a crew.

Common questions

How long does it take?

Most installers do 5 to 10 windows a day. A whole house usually takes 2 to 4 days, depending on window count and size.

Lead paint?

Homes built before 1978 may have lead paint. Massachusetts requires lead-safe work practices, so ask if the contractor is certified for it.

Which windows save most?

Look for the Energy Star label for the Northeast, a low U-factor and low-E glass. Tight installation and air sealing matter as much as the window.

How much does window replacement (10 windows) cost in Massachusetts?

A typical range is $7,100 to $21,100. It is an estimate built from labor wages and material prices, not a quote.

Typical range in 10 metro areas

Only the labor rate changes between cities. Same parts, same hours.

AreaTypical range, estimate
Boston area, Massachusetts$7,100 to $21,100
New York City area$7,100 to $21,100
Los Angeles area, California$7,100 to $20,900
Chicago area, Illinois$7,200 to $21,300
Houston area, Texas$6,400 to $19,100
Dallas-Fort Worth area, Texas$6,400 to $18,900
Phoenix area, Arizona$6,600 to $19,700
Atlanta area, Georgia$6,400 to $19,100
Miami area, Florida$6,500 to $19,300
Seattle area, Washington$7,200 to $21,300

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