Window Replacement Cost in Orlando and Orange County, FL (2026)

Standard window$600 – $800

Impact window$800 – $1,500

2,000 sq ft home, impact$19,000 – $34,500

Prices per opening in Orange County

Opening	Standard replacement	Impact-resistant
Standard-size window	$600 – $800	$800 – $1,500
Large or picture window	$900 – $1,500	$1,500 – $2,400
Sliding glass door, 2 panel	$700 – $2,400	$3,500 – $6,000
Entry door	$500 – $2,500	$2,000 – $6,000
French doors (pair)	Varies	$4,000 – $8,000

Installed prices including removal, disposal, permit and trim repair. Large custom shapes, two-story access and specialty glass cost more.

Whole-house cost for Orlando-area homes

Most Orange County quotes cover every window and slider at once. These totals use a typical window count for each home size.

Home	Windows + sliders	Standard	Impact
1,500 sq ft, one story	11 + 1	$6,800 – $11,200	$12,300 – $22,500
2,000 sq ft, one story	15 + 2	$9,700 – $16,800	$19,000 – $34,500
2,500 sq ft, one story	19 + 2	$11,900 – $20,000	$22,200 – $40,500
3,000 sq ft, one story	22 + 2	$13,500 – $22,400	$24,600 – $45,000

Two-story homes, large picture windows and extra doors raise the total. Enter your address in the calculator for a count based on your roof footprint.

Do Orange County homes need impact windows?

Usually not by code. The Florida Building Code requires impact-rated windows or approved shutters in the wind-borne debris region: areas with a design wind speed of 140 mph or more, and areas within one mile of the coast where it is 130 mph or more. Design wind speeds across the Orlando metro run about 130 to 140 mph, and most inland Orange County addresses fall outside that region. Standard replacement windows rated for your home's wind load are allowed at most addresses. Your installer or the building department can confirm the rule for your street.

Many Orlando homeowners choose impact windows anyway. Hurricanes Charley (2004), Ian (2022) and Milton (2024) all brought damaging wind to Central Florida. Impact glass stays in place when it cracks, so there are no shutters to put up before a storm. It also cuts outside noise, makes break-ins harder, and can earn a wind mitigation credit on your insurance.

The trade-off is cost. For a 2,000 square foot home, impact windows and doors run about $19,000 – $34,500, compared with $9,700 – $16,800 for standard replacements.

Window permits in Orange County

Replacing windows and doors needs a building permit. Where you apply depends on where the home sits.

Unincorporated Orange County (including Dr. Phillips, Horizon West, Pine Hills, Union Park and Conway): Orange County's Division of Building Safety handles the permit through its Fast Track online portal. The application uses the work type "Windows\Doors Replacement size for size", a simple floor plan showing each opening, and an Orange County Product Approval Specification Sheet.
Cities such as Orlando, Winter Park, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden and Maitland run their own building departments. Apply with the city, not the county.

A licensed contractor normally accepts the permit, and an owner-builder exemption exists for homeowners doing their own work. Inspections are required, the approved installation details must be on site, and the permit closes only after the final inspection passes. A fair quote includes the permit.

Ways to lower the cost in 2026

My Safe Florida Home grant. The state program offers a free wind mitigation inspection and up to $10,000 in state funds toward impact windows, doors and garage doors for eligible homesteaded homes built before 2008. How the grant works.
Sales tax refund. Impact-resistant windows, exterior doors and garage doors bought from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028 qualify for a refund of state sales tax, up to $500 per property, through the Florida Department of Revenue.
Insurance credit. A wind mitigation inspection that records impact-rated openings can lower the wind portion of your premium. How opening protection is rated.
Compare quotes. Get at least three quotes with the same product line, glass and frame so the prices are comparable. What a quote should include.

Before you order

Many Orlando-area neighborhoods have a homeowners association that reviews exterior changes, including frame color and window grids. Get approval before you sign, because windows are made to order and most installers take a deposit at signing.

Areas covered

Prices on this page apply across Orange County: Orlando, Winter Park, Apopka, Ocoee, Winter Garden, Windermere, Maitland, Oakland, Belle Isle, Edgewood, Eatonville, Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, plus unincorporated communities such as Dr. Phillips, Horizon West, Pine Hills, Conway and Union Park.

Frequently asked questions

How much do impact windows cost in Orange County?

A standard-size impact window runs about $800 – $1,500 installed in Orange County. A 2,000 square foot home with 15 windows and 2 sliding doors lands around $19,000 – $34,500.

How much do standard replacement windows cost in Orlando?

Standard replacement windows run about $600 – $800 each installed. The same 2,000 square foot home lands around $9,700 – $16,800.

Are impact windows required in Orange County?

Not at most addresses. Florida requires impact windows or shutters in the wind-borne debris region, and most of inland Orange County falls outside it. Your installer or building department can confirm the rule for your address.

Do I need a permit to replace windows in Orange County?

Yes. Unincorporated Orange County issues window permits through its Fast Track portal, and cities such as Orlando and Winter Park issue their own. The installer usually pulls the permit, and a final inspection closes it.

Can I get help paying for impact windows in Orlando?

Eligible homeowners can apply to My Safe Florida Home for a free inspection and up to $10,000 in state grant funds. Impact windows and doors bought from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028 also qualify for a state sales tax refund of up to $500 per property.

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Window replacement cost in Orlando and Orange County