Home Depot Windows: Brands, Prices and Installation (2026)

The Home Depot doesn’t make windows. It sells other companies’ windows three ways: stock units off the shelf, special orders, and an installed program, Home Depot Home Services, in which a local contractor does the work. On an installed job, the series written on the quote and the company that installs it matter far more than the store’s name.

What Home Depot sells

Home Depot’s own window-replacement pages name Andersen, JELD-WEN and Simonton as the brands it installs. Simonton says its 6100 and 6500 series are available only through The Home Depot. American Craftsman, a budget vinyl line, is also sold there.

American Craftsman is often still described as Andersen’s. An old brochure on Andersen’s Home Depot site even calls it “an Andersen company.” That stopped being true in October 2018, when Andersen sold the brand to Ply Gem along with Silver Line. It is now American Craftsman by Ply Gem, part of Cornerstone Building Brands.

Andersen’s Home Depot site lists four series: the 100, 200, 400 and A-Series. The E-Series, Andersen’s custom line, isn’t among them. Cost guides also list Milgard and Ply Gem at some stores. Today’s Homeowner, Modernize and Homedit all say the lineup varies by region.

Shelf windows come in two kinds that look alike in the aisle. Replacement units fit inside your existing frame. New-construction units have a nailing fin that fastens to the wall framing, so fitting one means opening up the siding or trim around the window. Check which kind you’re being sold.

What Home Depot windows cost

Our national model puts a standard 3 x 5 ft double-hung at $700–$1,520 installed in vinyl, $875–$1,975 in composite such as Andersen’s Fibrex 100 Series, and $1,120–$3,495+ in clad wood like the 400 Series. Casements cost more than double-hungs because of their crank hardware: $840–$1,825 in vinyl. A ten-window vinyl job runs $5,950–$27,075, and a sliding patio door $1,500–$5,000. Your city’s page adjusts these to local prices, and the calculator prices your own mix of windows.

Retail list prices (supply only). These are the prices homedepot.com showed for a Minnesota store on October 30, 2026:

Window, supply only	Size	Listed price
Andersen 400 Series Tilt-Wash double-hung, white outside, pine inside	37 5/8 x 56 7/8 inch	$599.00
Andersen 400 Series double-hung, white inside and out	37 5/8 x 56 7/8 inch	$715.00
Andersen 200 Series double-hung	35 1/2 x 56 1/2 inch	$399.00
Andersen 100 Series single-hung	35 1/2 x 59 1/2 inch	$483.00

No 100 Series double-hung was listed for that store or online. The first 400 Series listing also carried a “Buy One, Get One 15% Off” offer. Shelf prices vary by store, and they cover the window alone. Taking out the old unit, installation, trim, disposal and any permit all come on top.

Third-party estimates (installed). We found no installed prices published by Home Depot; it quotes after the consultation. Modernize, a lead-generation site, put Home Depot’s installed single- and double-hung windows at $800 to $1,565 each and a typical project at $3,600 to $15,000 (updated August 28, 2026). Today’s Homeowner put a vinyl double-hung at $825 to $1,400 and a wood double-hung at $1,600 to $6,500, permit and installation included (February 2025).

How buying from Home Depot works

The installed program starts with a free consultation, at home or by video. A specialist measures, shows options and prices the job. From there:

1. An installer re-measures and the order is placed.
2. The windows are built or shipped. Stock Andersen units ordered on October 30, 2026 showed ship-to-store dates about three weeks out. Installed jobs take longer: Homedit reported an average of about four months from purchase to installation in 2022.
3. The contractor installs. Homedit also reported that removal and disposal of the old windows were included, with no minimum window count. Confirm both on your quote.

The installers are local contracting companies, not Home Depot employees. Top10 describes them as “licensed and background-checked local installers.” Modernize and Today’s Homeowner both point out that the quality of the work depends on the subcontractor in your area. Ask for the installing company’s name before you sign, and read its reviews.

Financing runs mainly through the Home Depot consumer card: six months on purchases of $299 or more, and up to 24 months during promotions, according to Today’s Homeowner. Ask whether a promotion is deferred interest. Our window financing guide explains what that costs if a balance is left at the end.

Home Depot warranty

An installed Home Depot window comes with two warranties from two companies. The maker covers the window. Home Depot covers the installation labor.

Brand	Product warranty (maker’s terms)
Andersen 100 Series	Glass 20 years, other parts 10 years, transferable
Andersen A-Series	Glass 20 years, non-glass parts 10 years, from the purchase date; labor to fit replacement parts not included
Simonton 6100, 6500	Lifetime limited; Simonton routes warranty questions to Home Depot
JELD-WEN vinyl	Lifetime while the original owner lives in the home; 2 years of labor from manufacture
American Craftsman	Limited lifetime

The labor side is less clear. Top10 quoted Home Depot’s site in 2023 as offering a “lifetime warranty on labor and accidental glass breakage,” and Modernize (2026) also describes a lifetime installation warranty. Today’s Homeowner (2025) put it at about 10 years. We couldn’t open Home Depot’s warranty document to settle it.

So get the labor term written into your contract, and ask whether it passes to a buyer if you sell. Ask too who you call when something fails, Home Depot or the maker. Our warranty comparison sets these terms beside other brands’.

What to check in a Home Depot quote

1. The brand and series for each opening. “Andersen” can mean a 100 Series composite window or a 400 Series clad-wood one. The quote should name series, style and size.
2. Replacement or new-construction units. If the quote uses nail-fin windows, it should describe and price the siding or trim work that comes with them.
3. The labor warranty term, in writing, and who handles claims.
4. The installer. Get the contracting company’s name. In a house built before 1978, also get its EPA lead-safe firm certification number.
5. What’s included. Removal, disposal, interior and exterior trim, and permits should each be listed as included or excluded.
6. The glass numbers. NFRC U-factor and SHGC for each unit, checked against your climate. Our U-factor and SHGC guide shows the targets.

Reputation

Lead-paint penalty. In December 2020, Home Depot agreed to pay a $20.75 million civil penalty to resolve federal claims that contractors it hired for work in pre-1978 homes, including window installations, didn’t follow EPA’s lead-safe Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule. It was then the largest civil penalty under the Toxic Substances Control Act. The consent decree required a company-wide program to verify contractor certifications, backed by compliance checklists and on-site inspections.

What lead-safe work looks like. Under the rule, replacing a window never counts as minor repair, however little paint it disturbs. The installing firm must be EPA- or state-certified, and a certified renovator must direct the job. You should get EPA’s Renovate Right pamphlet before work starts. Expect warning signs and taped plastic sheeting around the work area. Open-flame paint removal is banned, as is power sanding without a HEPA vacuum attachment. When the work is done, a certified renovator checks the cleanup, indoors by wiping sills and floors and comparing the cloths to an EPA card.

BBB and complaints. The Better Business Bureau rates The Home Depot’s corporate profile A+ (accredited since 1989) and shows 10,987 complaints in the past three years, across every store and product, not just windows (as displayed October 30, 2026). Reviewers report a few window-specific themes. Installer quality varies by area (Modernize, Top10, Today’s Homeowner). Some orders arrive in the wrong size or with the wrong grids (Today’s Homeowner), and warranty questions can bounce between Home Depot and the maker (Top10).

How Home Depot compares

Lowe’s works the same way with a different lineup, Pella in place of Andersen. An Andersen dealer carries more of the range, including the E-Series, and arranges its own installation (Andersen windows). Renewal by Andersen sells and installs as one company, at a higher price. Whatever you’re offered, the quote checker shows where the price falls for your city.

Frequently asked questions

›Who makes Home Depot windows?

Home Depot doesn't make windows. Its window-replacement pages name Andersen, JELD-WEN and Simonton as the brands it installs, and Simonton says its 6100 and 6500 series are sold only through The Home Depot. American Craftsman, the budget vinyl line, is made by Ply Gem, part of Cornerstone Building Brands. Which brands a store offers varies by region.

›Is American Craftsman made by Andersen?

Not since 2018. Andersen sold its Silver Line division, which included American Craftsman, to Ply Gem in October 2018, and the line is now sold as American Craftsman by Ply Gem under Cornerstone Building Brands. An older brochure still hosted on Andersen's Home Depot site calls it an Andersen company; that wording is out of date.

›How much does Home Depot charge to install windows?

Home Depot doesn't publish installed prices; it quotes after a free consultation. Modernize, a lead-generation site, estimated $800 to $1,565 per installed single- or double-hung window at Home Depot (updated August 2026). Our national model puts a standard 3 x 5 ft vinyl replacement at $700–$1,520 installed and clad-wood at $1,120–$3,495+, before your city's price level is applied.

›Does Home Depot use subcontractors to install windows?

Yes. Installed windows are put in by local contracting companies that Home Depot hires, not by store employees. Reviewers including Modernize and Today's Homeowner note that quality varies with the contractor in your area, so ask for the installing company's name before you sign and look up its record.

›What warranty does Home Depot give on window installation?

Published accounts disagree. Top10 quoted Home Depot's site in 2023 as offering a lifetime warranty on labor and accidental glass breakage, Modernize (2026) describes a lifetime installation warranty, and Today's Homeowner (2025) put it at about 10 years. The window itself is covered by its maker's warranty. Get Home Depot's labor term in writing on your contract, along with who handles claims.

›Should I buy windows from Home Depot or Lowe's?

The two stores work the same way, with local contractors doing the installs, but they carry different brands. Home Depot sells Andersen and Simonton's 6000 collection; Lowe's sells Pella, and no source we found places Andersen at Lowe's or Pella in Home Depot's installed program. Choose on the series you want and the labor warranty each store puts in writing.

Sources

• — The Home Depot, window replacement service pages for San Antonio, Texas and East Windsor, Connecticut, as shown in search results Oct. 30, 2026 (brands installed: Andersen, JELD-WEN, Simonton; free in-home or virtual consultation)
• — Andersen, andersenhomedepot.com series page and home page, read Oct. 30, 2026 (100, 200, 400 and A-Series sold at Home Depot; 15% off special-order windows)
• — Andersen, window and door series pages, read Oct. 30, 2026 (frame materials and positioning of the 100, 200, 400, A- and E-Series)
• — Window & Door, Andersen expands 100 Series to include double-hung, Sept. 2025 (launch at select dealers and Home Depot stores)
• — Simonton, simonton.homedepotinstallation.com warranty page, read Oct. 30, 2026 (6000 collection available exclusively through The Home Depot; lifetime limited warranty; warranty questions routed to Home Depot)
• — Andersen Corporation release via PR Newswire, Oct. 15, 2018 (sale of the Silver Line division, including American Craftsman, to Ply Gem, closed Oct. 14, 2018)
• — Cornerstone Building Brands news release, Jan. 14, 2026 (American Craftsman by Ply Gem available at The Home Depot)
• — American Craftsman brochure, hosted on andersenhomedepot.com (50 and 70 Series; replacement and nail-fin versions; limited lifetime warranty)
• — The Home Depot, homedepot.com product pages for Andersen 400 Series (TW3046, 9142360), 200 Series (9163995) and 100 Series single-hung (100SHS3050), prices and ship-to-store dates shown for a Minnesota store, Oct. 30, 2026
• — Andersen, product warranty specs page (100 Series: 20-year glass, 10-year non-glass parts, transferable) and A-Series Transferable Limited Warranty, Rev. 09/29/20 (labor not included)
• — JELD-WEN, Window & Patio Door Limited Warranty, products made on or after June 1, 2019 (vinyl coverage, 2-year skilled labor)
• — Modernize, Home Depot windows, updated Aug. 28, 2026 (installed price estimates; lifetime installation warranty; subcontracted installers)
• — Today's Homeowner, Home Depot window reviews, updated Feb. 21, 2025 (installed price estimates; consumer card financing; installation warranty; complaint themes)
• — Top10.com, Home Depot window replacement review, updated Oct. 20, 2023 (labor and glass-breakage warranty as quoted from Home Depot; licensed, background-checked installers; warranty complaints)
• — Homedit, Home Depot windows, 2022 (installation steps; about four months purchase to install; removal and disposal included; no minimum count)
• — Better Business Bureau, The Home Depot profile, Atlanta, Ga. (rating, accreditation date and complaint count as displayed Oct. 30, 2026)
• — U.S. Department of Justice press release, Dec. 17, 2020, and U.S. EPA Home Depot settlement information sheet ($20.75 million civil penalty; RRP Rule consent decree lodged in the Northern District of Georgia; contractor certification program)
• — 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart E (EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule): §745.83 (window replacement is not minor repair), §745.84 (pamphlet before work begins), §745.85 (signs, containment, prohibited practices, cleaning verification)
• — U.S. EPA, Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Program Rules page, read Oct. 30, 2026 (EPA- or state-certified firms; certified renovators)
• — NREL National Residential Efficiency Measures Database, REMDB 2024 release (window measure costs, 2023$ basis)
• — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Producer Price Index, window and door manufacturing (2023 annual average to June 2026)
• — U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities by Metropolitan Area (2024), for metro-level cost adjustment

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