Simonton

• Affordable Pricing
• Energy-Efficient Options
• Customizable Styles and Features
• Double Lifetime Warranty Coverage
• Low Maintenance Vinyl Construction

Affordable Pricing

Simonton windows are competitively priced, making them an accessible choice for homeowners across various budgets. The average price per window ranges from $200 to $750, depending on the style and features selected. For instance, basic single-hung windows are on the lower end, while more advanced double-hung or triple-pane models fall within the higher price range. The affordability of Simonton’s windows makes them an attractive option for those looking to balance quality and cost. Here’s a breakdown of Simonton’s approximate price range:

• Single-Hung Windows: $200 - $400 per window
• Double-Hung Windows: $300 - $600 per window
• Casement Windows: $300 - $700 per window
• Bay and Bow Windows: $1,000 - $3,000 per window

The total installation cost for Simonton windows can range from $350 to $1,200 per window, depending on contractor rates, regional pricing, and specific project requirements. For homeowners interested in energy-efficient upgrades, Simonton offers options like Low-E glass and gas fills, which typically add an additional $50 to $100 per window.

Simonton’s competitive pricing, combined with available financing through select retailers, makes these windows accessible to a wide range of homeowners.

Energy-Efficient Options

Simonton offers numerous energy-efficient window models with features such as Low-E glass, double or triple glazing, and gas fills between panes. These features help reduce heat transfer, resulting in lower heating and cooling costs, which is particularly beneficial in extreme climates. Several Simonton windows are ENERGY STAR certified, giving homeowners confidence that their windows meet rigorous energy-saving standards.

Customizable Styles and Features

Homeowners can choose from a variety of window styles, including double-hung, casement, slider, bay, and bow windows. Simonton also provides customization options for colors, grids, and glass types, allowing customers to tailor the look and functionality to fit their home’s architectural style. This extensive customization makes Simonton a versatile choice, as homeowners can find windows that complement their design preferences. Here are some of the popular models available:

• Simonton Reflections® Series: The Reflections series is designed for energy efficiency and customizable styling.
• Simonton Asure® Series: Known for its slim frame design, the Asure series maximizes natural light and offers a modern look. 
• Simonton Impressions® Series: The Impressions series combines style and energy efficiency, with enhanced noise reduction capabilities.
• Simonton StormBreaker Plus® Series: This series is specifically designed for homes in hurricane-prone areas and are impact-resistant and meet or exceed coastal building codes.
• Simonton DaylightMax® Series: DaylightMax windows feature a narrow frame to increase visible glass area, allowing more natural light into the home. 

Strong Warranty Coverage

Simonton provides a double lifetime warranty on many of its window products, covering the original purchaser and, in some cases, the next owner. The warranty includes coverage for defects in materials and craftsmanship, as well as glass breakage on select models. This robust warranty gives homeowners peace of mind, knowing that their investment is protected over the long term.

Low Maintenance Vinyl Construction

The majority of Simonton’s windows are crafted from vinyl, a material that is known for being durable, moisture-resistant, and low-maintenance. Unlike wood, vinyl doesn’t require frequent painting or refinishing, making it a cost-effective and hassle-free option for homeowners. Vinyl windows are also less prone to warping, which can be an advantage in humid or wet climates.

• Limited Material Options
• Availability of Premium Features May Vary
• Higher Price Point for Custom Sizes

Limited Material Options

Simonton primarily focuses on vinyl windows, which may not appeal to homeowners looking for alternative materials like wood, fiberglass, or aluminum. While vinyl is durable and low-maintenance, some homeowners prefer the aesthetic and feel of wood or the strength of aluminum, which are not currently available through Simonton.

Availability of Premium Features May Vary

Although Simonton offers a range of energy-efficient and soundproofing options, some premium features are only available in certain models. For instance, triple-pane glass, which provides better energy efficiency and noise reduction, is typically limited to higher-end models. This may increase costs for homeowners looking for these advanced features across their entire home.

Higher Price Point for Custom Sizes

While Simonton’s standard windows are reasonably priced, custom-sized windows tend to be more expensive. Homeowners with unique or irregular window openings may face higher costs if they require custom measurements or shapes, which could impact affordability for larger projects.