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Ply Gem Windows Cost
Ply Gem windows cost and price list from homeowner quotes on their Contractor, Pro, Premium, 300 and 1100 Series. Ply Gem has acquired a number of window companies over the years and then relabeled them with their own brand (Alenco, Certainteed, Great Lakes, M&W, Patriot). This is one reason why it is confusing for consumers to understand exactly which window they are purchasing (unless you ask).
Many contractors think the best Ply Gem line by Great Lakes would be at the top of the Ply Gem quality list, while the CertainTeeds would be at the bottom. Any credible window dealer should have the specifics of the actual line you are purchasing. Ply Gem gets decent marks and falls in as a second tier manufacturer below the top level vinyl companies - Soft-Lite, Sunrise, Okna, HiMark and Gorell.
Tom - HWRC Editor - This page was updated in November, 2023
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Ply Gem Contractor Window Costs
The Ply Gem Contractor Series is an entry level window that lacks the design, engineering and features that most homeowners should be looking for in a quality window. Ply Gem sells a lot of these windows, but typically to builders and contractors who are developing large residential or commercial properties. This window should really be reserved for homeowners interested in rental properties or flipping houses. This low end option is comparable to the equivalent Jeld Wen option. Explore Jeld windows prices here.
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Tom - HWRC Editor - From 2023
Ply Gem Pro Windows Prices
The Ply Gem Pro is the company's mid grade vinyl window and includes some nice upgrades from their Contractor line. This window was originally the Grandview 4000 from Great Lakes and is a cellular PVC that can be painted. The window uses a stainless steel spacer and carries a 25 year transferrable warranty, although it doesn't include a glass breakage provision.
The Pro Series has the following performance numbers; R-value of 3.45, U-factor of 0.29, Air Infiltration of 0.19, a DP30 rating and an SHGC of 0.27. The Pro lacks the sash reinforcement that comes standard on the Premium and is comparable in quality to the mid range offering from Simonton or Milgard Tuscany.
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Tom - HWRC Editor
Ply Gem Windows Cost (Pro Series)
11 DHs, 1 Picture, 1 Half Moon
Sizes: 35x71 (DH), 71x72 (Picture), 35x61 (Half Moon)
Pricing: $9K
Included Everything
Location: Mechanicsburg, PA
Project Bid from 2023
Pro Series
20 (Double Hungs, Casements, & Sliders)
Size: Many 52' x 72'
Quote: $15.8K
Included All
Location: Texas
Project Year: 2022
Pro Series
4 Fixed Windows, Plus 1 Awning
Sizing: Variable
Bid Pricing: $4.2K
Included Everything
State: Seattle, Washington
Project Quote from 2019
Ply Gem Pro Series Cost
I'm replacing 8 windows and have two quotes on different windows. Any advice is appreciated.
Ply Gem Pro: $3,855
Anlin Bayview $5,800
Carla-Anne - Homeowner - from 2017
Editor's Reply
Carla-Anne, those bids are each quite solid. I think I'd suggest the Ply Gem Pro and save the $2000.
More on Anlin Windows Cost.
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2017
Pro Series (Grandview 4000)
14 Double Hungs, 1 Slider, 1 Fixed Frame
Sizes: Varied
Price: $435 each for double pane, $465 for triple pane
Included product and installation.
State: Indiana
Bid price from 2012.
Pro Series
15 Double Hungs
Size: Varied
Pricing: $355 each
Did not include installation.
State: Michigan
Project completed in 2011.
Pro Classic Series
10 Single Hungs
Dimensions: 3 Large, 7 Standard
Prices: $279 each
Included product and installation.
State: Texas
Project bid from 2011.
Pro Series
7 Triple Paned Sliders
Dimensions: Large
Cost: $650 each
Included installation.
State: California
Project completed from 2011.
Pro Series
10 Double Hungs
Sizes: Varied
Costs: $320 each
Included both product and install.
State: N/A
Job completed in 2011.
Ply Gem Premium Windows Pricing
The Ply Gem Premium has several difference between itself and the Pro model. The Premium is available as a double hung, while the Pro is available only as a single hung. The Premium series is also available in more color options. The Premium series were originally the Grandview 5000 Series from Great Lakes and comes with a lifetime warranty, but again no glass breakage.
It has very similar performance numbers to the Grandview, including AI and U-values, although it does have a DP50 (with the EP package) rating that can theoretically stand up to harsher wind and/or elements. The Ply Gem Premium window is a decent choice at the following price point and is comparable to say the Gorell 5100 Series.
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Tom - HWRC Editor
Premium Window
18 Windows, 1 Patio Door
Sizing: Variable
Bid Pricing: $18.9K
Included Everything
State: Texas
Project Quote from 2019
Premium Series
4 Double Hungs, 1 Picture
Sizes 48"W x 40"H (4), 78"W x 40"H (1)
Price: $668 each ($3345 total)
Include full tear out installation.
State: Illinois
Bid price from 2012.
Premium Series
6 Picture And Sliders (triple pane), 2 Patio Doors & 1 French Door
Sizes: Large
Price: $10,535
Included installation.
Location: Washington
Quote/Estimate from 2011.
Premium Series
15 Double Hungs
Sizes: 36"W x 72"H
Pricing: $500 each
Included product and installation.
Stated: Oklahoma
Project from 2010.
Premium Series
11 Double Hungs & 2 Sliding Doors
Sizes: Standard
Cost: $9,800 total
Included full frame install & exterior wrapping.
State: Wisconsin
Project quote from 2010.
PlyGem Windows Prices | 200 Series
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200 Series
4 Double Hungs
Sizes: Normal sized
Bid Price: $2.4K
Included Installation
Location: Napa, CA
Year: 2021
200 Series Cost
We are replacing 25 original windows in our Northern California home. We have these window replacement bids so far.
PlyGem Pro 200 Series (triple pane): $11,750
Milgard Style Line Series: $13,750 (Milgard Window Prices)
Milgard Trinsic Line Series: $14,200
Simonton DaylightMax Series: $15,250 (Simonton Windows Prices)
Roseanne - Homeowner - from 2021
Ply Gem Pro 200 Cost Bid
Hello, I stumbled on your website while trying to educate myself on vinyl replacement windows and found it very useful.
I was hoping I could get your help in understanding the difference in quality between some of the brands I've been quoted and whether or not the increased price is worth it or not.
I have 31 windows and 3 sliding glass doors. The lowest price quote I've received was for Ply Gem Pro 200/700 series windows at just over $23K and the installer said they are updated with 1/4 inch interior glass.
Is this a reasonable quote? I've received quotes for other brands such as Anlin and Milgard but they are $30k or more.
Just looking for some guidance. Thanks.
Matt - Homeowner - from 2020
[Site Editor's Answer]
Hi Matt, thanks for the question. So that's a pretty solid bid on the Ply Gem Pro 200/700 series for 31 windows and 3 sliding glass doors. I'd put the Ply Gem Pro on par with a Milgard Tuscany window. The Anlin products are better, but at $30K that's tough to justify. I think that if you've done your homework on the Ply Gem dealer and they have good reviiews and reputation, then this is a good path to pursue.
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2020
Plygem Window Prices | 300 Series
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Ply Gem Windows Price List (300 Series)
15 Double Hung, 1 Picture
Sizing: Standard Replacement
Quote: $7.9K
Did Not Include Installation Cost
Area: South Carolina
Cost Bid from 2022
Plygem 1100 Window Prices
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Ply Gem 1100 Series Windows
Hi Tom, I just got ply gem 1100 series windows installed and there are several that are leaking after a rain. Do you have any ideas about why they would be leaking? The builder mentioned something about weep holes. Thanks.
Mardy - Homeowner - from 2017
Editor's Reply
Mardy, your windows should not be leaking on the inside, that's for sure! If there are, there were improperly installed (or the windows are defective). You should take photos when it rains next and send them to the builder.
Weep holes collect water that accumulates on the exterior sill or track and funnels it through the window frame and out the weep hole. No water should ever be getting inside your home.
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2017
Plygem 4800 Window Prices
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Ply Gem 4800 Series windows
Hi Tom, we are builyding a house in the Houston area, and we have a choice between the Ply Gem 4800 thermally broken aluminum window or the Andersen 100 Fibrex window. Do you any insights on these? Obviously Andersen is quite well known, but can't find much data on the 4800's.
Thanks!
Bob - Homeowner - from 2021
[Site Editor's Answer]
Bob, I don't know about the Ply Gem 4800 window, I wish I did. The Andersen 100 series is a solid window, but obviously very different than a thermally broken aluminum window. I will say this, if you are considering a thermally broken aluminum window, you might want to take a look at the Don Young 8200 series. This is one of the best thermally broken aluminum windows on the market and a viable option for Houston.
Instead of the Andersen 100, I would look at Sunrise, Okna and NT for the Houston area in terms of vinyl/hybrid. These would be my picks over the Andersen 100 series. All will be available in Houston from local dealers.
Click to find out how much do Anderson Windows cost?
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2021
Plygem Windows Cost | 5100 Series
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5100 Series
7 Single Hungs
Dimensions: Normal Sizes
Price Quote: $5.6K
Included Install
State: Brooklyn NY
Project Bid from 2023
Plygem 5100 Series Price
Hi Tom, I got a quote for 4 windows 40/60 split in the Plygem 5100. Is $4800. with install a bit high?
Lisa - Homeowner - from 2018
Editor's Reply
Lisa, yes at first glance that sounds too high for the Plygem 5100 and install. This is where more leads really do help--give you something to compare it to price wise. Plygem is a decent company but there are better options out there. Try to google "soft-lite windows in [your hometown and state]." Also check for local companies who may sell Okna, Sunrise, Polaris, Kensington, Vytex, and even Vinylmax. Go with their mid range or premium windows as a rule of thumb. Send me any bids you receive and I'm always happy to give you my two cents. (More on Vinylmax Windows Reviews)
I think you can do better than what you have right now.
Tom - HWRC Editor - from 2017
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