ST. LOUIS ONLINE WINDOWS / CORE

Instant Window Estimate for St. Louis

Answer seven questions and see an installed price range for your job — built from the same planning bands published on the cost guide, adjusted for the three things that move a St. Louis price: the wall, the house era, and whether a City historic district applies. No email. No phone number. Nothing leaves your browser unless you download the brief and send it to us.

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Planning range from published St. Louis bands. The written quote after one measure visit is exact and good for 30 days. Glass upgrades (triple-pane +$120–$250/opening), oversized or arched units, lintel or sill repair and plaster are not in this range.

The seven inputs

  1. How many windows? (1–40; bays and bows count as one with a note)
  2. Mostly which style? Double-hung / single-hung · Casement / awning · Slider · Picture / fixed · Basement hopper · Bay or bow (quoted after measure; the estimate uses a placeholder band)
  3. Frame material? Vinyl · Fiberglass · Composite · Aluminum-clad wood · Historic replica (wood, clad, composite or finished aluminum from the City's approved list)
  4. Insert or full-frame? Keep the old frame (insert) · Remove it (full-frame) · Not sure — the estimate shows both
  5. What is the wall? Siding over frame · Brick veneer over frame · Brick masonry (pre-war) · Stone
  6. When was the house built? 2000+ · 1980–1999 · 1950–1979 · Before 1950 — sets lead-safe work (pre-1978) and prompts the metal-sash note (1950s–70s)
  7. In a City of St. Louis historic district? Yes · No · Not sure — "Yes" restricts the material to the approved classes for street-facing openings and asks how many openings face the street

What you get

  • A low-to-high installed range for the whole job and per opening.
  • A line showing what widened the range (e.g., "brick masonry: +$150–$400 per opening", "pre-1978: lead-safe work +$40–$120 per opening", "historic district, 4 street-facing openings: replica class").
  • A downloadable brief (text or PDF) with your inputs and the range, which you can attach to the quote form.
  • No account, no tracking of your inputs on our side. See privacy.

What the estimate cannot know

Rot in the sills and jambs, a failed lintel, an opening out of square, an oversized or arched unit, glass upgrades such as triple-pane or laminated, and the exact product series. The measure visit settles those and the written quote is exact. The estimate is for deciding whether and what; the quote is for deciding whom.

Reference bands (per opening, installed, 2026)

Material Insert, frame wall Full-frame, frame wall Insert, brick Full-frame, brick
Vinyl $550 – $950 $800 – $1,300 $700 – $1,200 $1,000 – $1,700
Fiberglass $850 – $1,350 $1,050 – $1,650 $950 – $1,500 $1,100 – $1,900
Composite $900 – $1,450 $1,100 – $1,750 $1,000 – $1,600 $1,200 – $2,000
Aluminum-clad wood $1,100 – $1,800 $1,350 – $2,200 $1,250 – $2,000 $1,500 – $2,600
Historic replica (approved list) sash kit $1,100 – $1,900 — — $1,500 – $2,800

Adders: pre-1978 lead-safe work $40–$120 per opening; triple-pane $120–$250; picture/fixed about 10% less than double-hung; basement hopper about 40% less; bay/bow 3-lite $2,800–$6,500 after measure. Multi-window discount: the per-opening figure falls roughly 15% between three openings and twelve.

Next step

Happy with the range? Get a quote — attach the brief, add photos, and we set the measure visit. Want the range to be sharper first? Measuring and photos for an online estimate.

Written quotes. Thirty days to decide. No in-home sales pitch.