How much does hurricane window cost?

The usual price range for hurricane window, how the job is priced, state-by-state estimates and the sources, all on one page.

$1,550Typical, US
$1,350 to $2,100Usual range
2 guidesCombined, sources below
Quick answer
  • Hurricane window usually costs $1,350 to $2,100, about $1,550 typical.
  • Prices are per window: one impact-rated window, installed.

What hurricane window costs

Most homeowners pay $1,350 to $2,100 for hurricane window, and $1,550 is a typical price. Prices are per window: one impact-rated window, installed.

Hurricane window, US, combined from This Old House and Today's Homeowner
Price
Low end$1,350
Typical$1,550
High end$2,100

The range blends This Old House and Today's Homeowner (method below). Where you live matters: Koira's estimate is $1,408 in Arkansas and $1,788 in Hawaii.

What drives the price

  • Size. Impact glass is heavy and priced by area. Bob Vila puts high-impact windows at about $55 to $62 a square foot.
  • Frame. Aluminum frames are common on the coast. Vinyl and fiberglass impact frames cost more.
  • Labor. Bob Vila puts labor at $80 to $400 per window, about two hours each.
  • Code. In hurricane zones the window must carry the right rating, and the permit and inspection follow.

Hurricane window cost by window style

Window stylePriceSource
Fixed$100 to $1,600 per windowBob Vila
Double-hung$450 to $1,700 eachBob Vila

Hurricane window cost by state

Koira estimates for each state, built from the national $1,350 to $2,100. About 40% of a hurricane window price is labor, and only that part is scaled by the state's median wage for construction and extraction workers. A starting point, not a quote.

Hurricane window by state, Koira estimates
StateLowTypicalHigh
Alabama$1,244$1,428$1,935
Alaska$1,496$1,717$2,327
Arizona$1,336$1,534$2,079
Arkansas$1,226$1,408$1,907
California$1,460$1,676$2,271
Colorado$1,365$1,567$2,123
Connecticut$1,460$1,676$2,270
Delaware$1,348$1,548$2,097
District of Columbia$1,446$1,660$2,249
Florida$1,258$1,444$1,956
Georgia$1,262$1,448$1,962
Hawaii$1,558$1,788$2,423
Idaho$1,319$1,515$2,052
Illinois$1,541$1,769$2,397
Indiana$1,371$1,574$2,133
Iowa$1,349$1,549$2,099
Kansas$1,309$1,502$2,035
Kentucky$1,292$1,483$2,010
Louisiana$1,263$1,450$1,964
Maine$1,357$1,558$2,111
Maryland$1,353$1,553$2,105
Massachusetts$1,513$1,737$2,353
Michigan$1,365$1,567$2,123
Minnesota$1,468$1,686$2,284
Mississippi$1,234$1,417$1,920
Missouri$1,370$1,573$2,131
Montana$1,363$1,565$2,120
Nebraska$1,298$1,490$2,019
Nevada$1,370$1,573$2,131
New Hampshire$1,355$1,556$2,108
New Jersey$1,476$1,695$2,296
New Mexico$1,262$1,450$1,964
New York$1,448$1,663$2,253
North Carolina$1,258$1,444$1,957
North Dakota$1,365$1,567$2,123
Ohio$1,374$1,577$2,137
Oklahoma$1,251$1,436$1,946
Oregon$1,410$1,618$2,193
Pennsylvania$1,359$1,560$2,114
Rhode Island$1,382$1,586$2,149
South Carolina$1,259$1,446$1,959
South Dakota$1,265$1,452$1,967
Tennessee$1,268$1,456$1,973
Texas$1,256$1,442$1,954
Utah$1,328$1,525$2,066
Vermont$1,352$1,552$2,103
Virginia$1,322$1,518$2,056
Washington$1,495$1,716$2,325
West Virginia$1,332$1,530$2,073
Wisconsin$1,387$1,593$2,158
Wyoming$1,352$1,552$2,103

Rural areas and cities in the same state can differ a lot.

How we got these numbers

GuideRangeAverageUse
This Old House$1,175 to $1,350$1,250Counted
Today's Homeowner$1,500 to $2,800$1,800Counted

How the hurricane window range is combined: low end from the middle of the guides' lows, high end from the middle of their highs, typical from the middle of their averages (a range's midpoint where no average is given). Figures read on each guide's page on October 9, 2026.

Labor share used: 40%. None of the guides splits labor out for this job, so this share is Koira's working assumption for windows work. State factor: the state's median hourly wage for construction and extraction workers over the national $28.63 (BLS, May 2025), kept between 0.7 and 1.4.

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Sources: This Old House, hurricane window cost; Today's Homeowner, hurricane window cost; Bob Vila, hurricane window cost; Fixr, hurricane window cost; BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (state and national files). Prices checked October 9, 2026. More for your trade: how the trade runs on Koira.

FAQ

How much does hurricane window cost?

Hurricane window usually costs $1,350 to $2,100, with $1,550 typical. Prices are per window: one impact-rated window, installed.

How much do hurricane windows cost for a whole house?

Today's Homeowner says full installation projects run $13,500 to $16,000.

Are hurricane shutters cheaper than impact windows?

Usually. Fixr puts hurricane shutters for a whole home at $2,500 to $8,000.

Where does hurricane window cost the most?

Hawaii is highest in Koira's state estimates, about $1,788 typical, and Arkansas is lowest at about $1,408. Only labor is scaled by state.

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