Greenville, SC · Windows

Window replacement in Greenville, SC

Published by Clear House · Updated October 13, 2026

Short answer

Replacing ten 3 ft × 5 ft double-hung windows with insulated vinyl windows averaged $21,190 in Greenville in 2025, about $2,100 per window, and $26,303 for wood windows, according to the 2025 Cost vs. Value Report.

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Greenville window replacement costs (2025)

Window replacement average job cost for ten windows
Project (defined scope)	Greenville, SC	South Atlantic region	U.S. average
Window replacement — vinyl	$21,190	$21,629	$22,073
Window replacement — wood	$26,303	$26,445	$26,781

Average job cost from the 2025 Cost vs. Value Report (Zonda / JLC). Each figure is for one defined project scope, not your home. Your price depends on size, materials, access, damage found and the contractor.

Window replacement — vinyl: Replace ten 3 ft × 5 ft double-hung windows with insulated vinyl windows.
Window replacement — wood: Replace the same ten windows with insulated wood windows.

Planning windows in Greenville

Count the windows and note any that fog, stick or let in drafts.
Decide between insert and full-frame replacement.
Ask for the same brand, series and glass package from each installer.
Ask about lead times for made-to-order windows.

Checking a contractor in South Carolina

The South Carolina Residential Builders Commission, part of SC LLR, licenses residential builders and licenses or registers residential specialty contractors. Look a contractor up on the LLR website before you sign, and ask for a certificate of insurance.

South Carolina's 2024 building codes take effect on January 1, 2027, according to SC LLR. Ask your contractor how that affects any project permitted around that date.

Permits are issued by your city or county, such as the City of Greenville or Greenville County. Your contractor usually pulls the permit; confirm who does in writing.

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Sources

2025 Cost vs. Value Report — Greenville, South Carolina — City averages for 23 defined projects.
2025 Cost vs. Value Report — Methodology — Explains how job costs (Verisk XactRemodel data) and resale values were estimated.
South Carolina LLR — Residential Builders Commission (license and registration lookup)

Clear House is a marketplace, not a contractor. Costs on this page are published averages or planning ranges, not quotes, and your price will differ. Always confirm licensing, insurance and permits with the pro you hire.