Impact Resistant Windows Cost
Angi treats impact-resistant product cost as the same install band as impact windows: $700 to $2,875 per window. Vinyl is the most affordable, starting as low as $700 per window. Fiberglass is the most expensive, with prices often reaching $2,875. Account for labor costs between $150 and $600 per window. The average prefab unit costs $1,800.
Source: Angi 2026
Last updated: August 23, 2026
Which Angi material row is the cost story?
| Frame material | Typical cost range per window | Angi note used here |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | $700–$2,500 | Starting as low as $700 |
| Composite | $750–$2,625 | Mid ladder |
| Aluminum | $800–$2,750 | Mid ladder |
| Fiberglass | $850–$2,875 | Often reaching $2,875 |
Source: Angi frame table and frame-type prose
How is this page different from impact windows cost?
Impact windows cost is the size-and-count page (24 in. x 24 in., 36x60, 22-window house). This page is the material ladder: vinyl versus fiberglass, with the labor add-on Angi prints in Cost Insights.
Frequently asked questions
What does Angi print for vinyl versus fiberglass impact-resistant windows?
Vinyl impact windows are the most affordable, starting as low as $700 per window. Fiberglass windows are the most expensive, with prices often reaching $2,875.
What labor band does Angi print next to those product prices?
You should account for labor costs between $150 and $600 per window in your installation budget.