Most commonDouble-hung
Both sashes slide up and down and tilt in for cleaning. The standard window in most Tulsa-area houses, and the usual like-for-like swap.
Residential Window Replacement & Installation in Tulsa, OK
Replacement Windows
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- $950 to $1,250 per window installed
- Any style, any brand you choose
- 5-Year Workmanship Warranty
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Window replacement in Tulsa at a glance
Morgan Windows replaces windows in homes across Tulsa and Northeastern Oklahoma for $950 to $1,250 per window installed. Our own crew installs any style and any brand you pick, most homes are done in one or two days, and every install carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.
- Price
- $950 to $1,250 per window installed. A 15-window house usually lands between $14,250 and $18,750.
- Glass only
- If the frame is sound, new glass runs $750 to $950 per opening. See glass replacement.
- Timeline
- Windows are made to your openings, about 2 to 4 weeks after you order. Install day is usually one day for 10 to 15 windows.
- Warranty
- Our 5-year workmanship warranty on the install, plus the manufacturer's warranty on the window, passed on to you.
By the numbers
Tulsa-area windows, doors and siding from a crew you can reach.
A locally owned company, our own crew on every install, and prices published before anyone comes out.
- 2024
- Founded in Catoosa, locally owned
- 5 yr
- Workmanship warranty on every install
- 1 day
- Business day to hear back after you ask
- 15
- Cities across Northeastern Oklahoma
Vinyl replacement windows in Tulsa
Every Window Style, Installed
We are not tied to one manufacturer. Most of our windows come from Quaker, Alside and Andersen, and if you already have a brand or a specific window in mind, we install that too. Here is what each style is and where it fits.
Most common
Single-hung
Only the bottom sash moves. A simpler, lower-cost window that looks the same as a double-hung from the street.
Casement
Hinged on one side and cranked open, so the whole sash catches a breeze. It presses against its seal when closed, which makes it one of the tightest windows. Good over a kitchen sink.
Slider (gliding)
One sash slides sideways past the other. Fits wide, short openings where lifting a sash would be awkward, common in 1960s to 1980s ranch homes.
Picture
A fixed window that does not open. The most glass for the money, used for views and often paired with operating windows on each side.
Awning
Hinged at the top and opened outward from the bottom, so it can stay open in light rain. Often set above or below a picture window.
Bay and bow
A bay is three windows set at angles, a bow is four or more in a curve. Both push out from the wall for light, a view and a little floor space.
Garden
A small box window that projects outward with a glass top and a shelf. Built for kitchen herbs and plants.
Specialty shapes
Arches, circles, angles and custom shapes for openings that are not rectangles, like the arched black windows in our photo gallery.
Frame materials
What the frame is made of decides how it holds up and what upkeep it needs.
- VinylMost homes
- No painting, good insulation and the lowest price per window. Most of the replacement windows we install are vinyl, in white, tan, bronze or black finishes.
- Composite
- Wood fiber and resin blends, such as Andersen's Fibrex used in its 100 Series, which Andersen describes as twice as strong as vinyl. Costs more than vinyl.
- Your choice of brand
- Found a window you like? Bring us the brand and model. We will tell you honestly how it compares and install it the same way we install our own.
Replacement window installation in Tulsa
Start With the Situation That Sounds Like Your House
The walkthrough, the written quote and the warranty are the same for all three.
A few windows
Replace the ones that failed
Fogged glass, a broken crank, one drafty bedroom. We look at every window and replace the ones that need it, and if the frame is sound we will tell you when new glass alone is the cheaper fix.
- Every window looked at with you
- Glass-only priced next to a full window
- Matched to your existing windows
The whole house
Every window, one project
Doing every window at once gives the house one look, one install and one warranty start date. It is the usual choice in homes still on their original 1970s to 1990s windows.
- Usually one install day for 10 to 15 windows
- One color and grid pattern throughout
- Financing for qualifying projects
New build or addition
Windows for new walls
In a new build or an addition, new-construction windows with a nailing fin go in before the siding. We set and flash them, and we can do the siding and doors on the same job.
- Nail-fin windows set and flashed
- Coordinated with siding and doors
- Same 5-year workmanship warranty
Window replacement cost in Tulsa
What Replacement Windows Cost
We publish our prices so you can budget before anyone comes to the house. Your written quote lists every opening.
What moves the price
- Style and size. A large casement or picture window costs more than a standard double-hung.
- Insert or full-frame. Full-frame takes more labor and trim.
- Glass package. Low-E coatings, argon, triple-pane and obscure or tempered glass each add cost.
- Color. Exterior colors like bronze and black cost more than white.
- Repairs found in the opening. Rotted sills or framing are fixed before the window goes in, and we show you first.
Prices current as of the date at the top of this page. Read the full 2026 Tulsa window cost guide.
Residential window replacement in Tulsa
Windows That Seal, Open and Lock Again
Most people call us about one of a few problems. Sometimes it is every window in the house, sometimes it is three. We look at each one with you and tell you which windows need replacing and which still have years left.
- Fog or film trapped between the panes Clear sealed glass you can see through
- A draft you can feel next to a closed window A window that seals tight against its frame
- A sash that sticks, drops or will not lock Sashes that open, stay put and lock
- West-facing rooms that bake every summer afternoon Low-E glass chosen to cut the sun's heat
- Soft, rotted or swollen wood around the sill A repaired opening and a sealed, flashed window
Energy efficient replacement windows
Read the Label Before You Buy
Every window certified by the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) carries a label with the same four numbers. In Oklahoma heat, the SHGC matters as much as the U-factor, because it decides how much afternoon sun gets in.
U-factor
- What it measures
- How fast heat passes through the whole window. Matters most in winter.
- Better is
- Lower
- ENERGY STAR target for Oklahoma (South-Central zone)
- 0.28 or lower
SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient)
- What it measures
- How much of the sun's heat comes through the glass. Matters most on south and west walls in summer.
- Better is
- Lower
- ENERGY STAR target for Oklahoma (South-Central zone)
- 0.23 or lower
Visible transmittance
- What it measures
- How much daylight comes through.
- Better is
- Higher
- ENERGY STAR target for Oklahoma (South-Central zone)
- No requirement
Air leakage
- What it measures
- How much air leaks through the window itself.
- Better is
- Lower
- ENERGY STAR target for Oklahoma (South-Central zone)
- No requirement in this table
ENERGY STAR Version 7.0 criteria for windows in the South-Central climate zone, which covers the Tulsa area, in effect since October 2023. Low-E coatings and argon gas between the panes are how most double-pane windows reach these numbers. The federal 25C tax credit for windows ended for windows installed after December 31, 2025, and PSO does not currently offer a window rebate.
Insert vs full-frame window replacement
Insert or Full-Frame: How to Choose
Every replacement window goes in one of two ways. Which one fits depends on the condition of each frame, and we check every frame at your estimate.
- What comes out
- The old sashes and hardware. The existing frame stays.
- The whole window, frame and all, down to the rough opening.
- Inside trim and outside siding
- Stay in place
- Trim comes off and goes back or is replaced
- Works when
- The frame is square, dry and solid
- The frame is rotted, warped, out of square or leaking
- Glass area
- Slightly smaller, since the new frame sits inside the old one
- Same as or larger than the old window
- Cost and time
- Less labor, faster
- More labor, costs more
Andersen describes insert replacement as the least disruptive option and full-frame as the choice when the frame is damaged. Brick homes, common across the Tulsa metro, often take inserts well because the brick mold stays put.
Signs you need new windows
Signs a Window Is Done
- Fog, film or water drops trapped between the panes (a failed seal)
- A draft you can feel beside a closed and locked window
- A sash that will not stay up, sticks, or will not lock
- Soft, rotted or swollen wood at the sill or frame
- Single-pane glass or old aluminum frames that sweat in winter
- Rooms near the windows that never feel comfortable in July
- Hail cracks or broken glass after a storm
- Paint or caulk that keeps failing around the same window
How window installation works
From Walkthrough to Final Check
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Free in-home estimate
We measure every opening, check each frame and sill, and talk through styles, glass and colors. No pressure to decide that day.
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Written quote
You get a written price that lists every window by opening, style and glass, so you can compare it with any other bid.
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Made to your openings
Windows are built to your measurements, about 2 to 4 weeks. We confirm your install date the day before.
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Install day
Old windows out, any rot repaired, new windows set, shimmed, insulated, sealed and trimmed. We clean up and walk every window with you before we leave.
Window replacement warranty
Two Warranties, Explained Before You Sign
5-year workmanship warranty
From Morgan Windows, 5 years
Covered
- The installation: fit, shimming, insulation, sealing, flashing and trim
- Leaks or drafts caused by how the window was installed
Not covered
- Defects in the window itself (that is the manufacturer's warranty)
- Damage from storms, hail or impacts
The manufacturer's warranty
From the window maker, passed on to you
- The window unit: frame, sash, hardware and sealed glass, on the maker's terms
- Seal failure (fog between the panes), on most lines
Terms differ by brand and product line, including whether the warranty transfers when you sell. We give you the maker's warranty document for the exact window on your quote.
Window Replacement reviews in Tulsa
What Our Customers Say
Window installation FAQ
What Tulsa Homeowners Ask Before They Replace
How much does window replacement cost in Tulsa?
Window replacement in Tulsa costs $950 to $1,250 per window installed with Morgan Windows. A typical 15-window house runs $14,250 to $18,750. The style, size, frame color and glass package decide where each window lands, and bay, bow and specialty shapes cost more. If only the glass failed and the frame is solid, glass-only replacement is $750 to $950 per opening.
How long does it take to replace windows in a house?
Most homes with 10 to 15 windows are installed in one day by Morgan Windows, and larger or full-frame jobs take two. The windows are custom-made to your openings first, which takes about 2 to 4 weeks after you order.
What window brands does Morgan Windows install?
Morgan Windows installs any window brand you choose. Most of our windows come from Quaker, Alside and Andersen, and if you already have a brand or model in mind, we install that one and explain how it compares.
Should I replace all my windows at once?
Replacing all your windows at once is the better value when most of them are the same age and showing the same problems, because you get one look, one install day and one warranty date. If only a few windows have failed, Morgan Windows replaces just those, or only the glass when the frame is still good.
What is the best type of window for Oklahoma weather?
The best window for Oklahoma weather is a double-pane window with a Low-E coating and a low Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), especially on south and west walls. ENERGY STAR's South-Central zone, which covers Tulsa, calls for a U-factor of 0.28 or lower and an SHGC of 0.23 or lower.
What is the difference between insert and full-frame replacement windows?
An insert replacement window fits inside your existing frame, so trim and siding stay put; a full-frame replacement removes the whole window down to the rough opening. Inserts cost less and work when the frame is solid and square. Full-frame is the right call when the frame is rotted, warped or leaking. Morgan Windows checks each frame at the estimate.
Can I get financing for new windows?
Yes. Morgan Windows offers financing through two lending partners for qualifying window projects, so you can replace windows now and pay over time. See the financing page or ask at your estimate.
Is there a tax credit or rebate for new windows in Oklahoma in 2026?
No, not for most homeowners. The federal 25C energy tax credit for windows ended for windows installed after December 31, 2025, and PSO, the main Tulsa-area electric utility, does not currently offer a window rebate. Our 2026 tax credit guide has the details.
Do I need to be home on install day?
Yes, someone needs to be home on install day so we can confirm the plan and walk every window with you when we finish. Morgan Windows confirms your arrival window the day before.
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Serving Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Claremore, Sand Springs, Tulsa, Coweta, Sapulpa, Inola, Catoosa, Collinsville, Glenpool, Pryor, Skiatook and the rest of Northeastern Oklahoma, about 50 miles around Tulsa.
Sources for this page (7)
- ENERGY STAR: Key product criteria for residential windows, doors and skylights
- Andersen: ENERGY STAR version 7.0, what changed (South-Central U-factor 0.28, SHGC 0.23)
- NFRC: Understanding the energy performance label
- Andersen: Insert vs full-frame replacement windows
- Andersen: 100 Series windows and Fibrex material
- IRS: Energy efficient home improvement credit (25C), ended for property placed in service after Dec. 31, 2025
- PSO residential rebates
Checked November 7, 2026. Codes, programs and product specs change, so confirm anything that affects your project before you order.
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