Triple glass pane windows, also known as triple-glazed windows, have three panes of glass with a spacer gas in between each pane. The gas, which can be krypton or argon, insulates the windows much more efficiently than with single- or double-pane windows. A three-pane window can increase energy efficiency by up to 50 percent more than double-pane options. The additional spacer gas and glass pane also decrease outside noise pollution by approximately 20 percent. How much do triple-pane windows cost? According to HomeAdvisor and Angi, triple-pane windows cost ranges from $400 to $3,540, including labor, with the national average at $1,935. Homeowners can expect to pay between $300 and $2,740 per window depending on the window style, size, and gas spacer type. Labor pricing can run from $100 to $800, which typically includes the disposal of the old windows. The overall price could triple for a picture window or for an extra-large bay window, and window installations on the second or third floor add at least an additional hour to the installation process, which increases the labor pricing.
How Much Do Triple-Pane Windows Cost?
