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Anderson 200 Series Prices
Anderson 200 series windows prices range between $1200 and $1500 fully installed. This price is based on a double hung of average size. There are many factors which determine the price of these windows including the size of the window, any upgrades that may be included and the glass package chosen. Installation also bears heavily on the price and if there are any special requirements when it comes to installation, this price will be increased.
Bill - AWP Editor - This Page Was Last Updated: September 15, 2025
Anderson 200 Windows Prices
The Anderson 200 series is sometimes referred to as the company's "builder's grade" wood clad window when compared with the more expensive 400 series. (The 400 series was originally offered by Anderson and the company then decided to market the 200 series.) However, the 200 series uses the exact same mainframe and many of the same parts and components as the 400 series.
The real difference between the two is in the customization and color options. Essentially, the 200 is available in less sizes, styles, color options, and optional upgrades. But the bare bones are all there. More specifically, the Anderson 200 series uses a vinyl exterior cladding that can be ordered in either the Narrowline or Tilt Wash design. The Tilt Wash option is available in a sandstone color or white on the outside with a PPG Flexicron sash. The interior is either standard or white pine.
Many window installers and contractors would recommend the 400 series over the 200 series. However, the 200 is still a very well made wood window. I would give the Anderson 200 window series an 8.2 out of 10 overall.
Estimated Anderson 200 Series Windows Prices
$1200 to $1500 installed
Pella vs. Anderson windows
Bill, I read your page that compared Anderson vs Pella windows and was wondering what you thought of how there less expensive wood windows matched up against each other? So I guess that would be the Pella Lifestyle series and the Anderson 200 series. Thanks in advance for your help on this matter.
Bradlee - Homeowner - from 2025
[Site Editor's Answer]
Bradlee, those two series are pretty equal to one another in my opinion. Both good wood windows. I think "less expensive windows" is a funny term in that both of these series are pretty expensive as far as I am concerned. Therefore, I would probably make my decision based on the company that is doing the work and how strong (or weak) their online reputation. Incidentally, we have a page Pella windows pricing page and an Anderson 200 series windows prices that has target price points. So those may be great places to start. Let me know what you find!
Dane - Site Editor - from 2025
Anderson Double Hung Narroline Windows
I have a home with 200 series Anderson double hung narroline windows and wish to replace 5 of the windows. I believe 3 are 34 x 32 and the other 2 are 28 x 21. Not sure if these are the conversion kit numbers but the window dim seem to be correct. Also, I wish to price and delivery time for these kits both installed or just the window.
Ed - Homeowner - from 2022
[Site Editor's Answer]
Ed, you would need to google "andersen windows in [your city and state]" and see what companies and/or dealers come up. Call them up and ask them that exact questions as I don't know off hand how they order their conversion kits. I certainly can't do it, but they should have the information on hand or will know who to direct your question to.
Bill - Site Editor - from 2022
Andersen 200 Series vs. Sunrise Vanguard
We have collected a ton of bids that are incredibly different from one another. Not really sure how to think about what we have. We are in need of 14 new sliders and double hung windows.
Simonton 5500: $16,000
Sunrise Vanguard: $18,895
Anderson 200: $25,000
Renewal By Andersen Cost: $33,000
Jennie - Homeowner - from 2017
Site Editor's Reply
Jennie, you really do have a huge discrepancy here between your low and high bids. I would actually throw out both the Anderson vs Renewal windows quotes as they seem high to me. Unless you really want to go with a wood window and then you can think about the 200 series bid. I think the clear winner for me is the Sunrise Vanguard, which is a very good vinyl window.
You must have quite a bit of installation requirements as your per window cost for this project is quite high. The Simonton 5500 is also a good window, but I think the Sunrise is worth the extra cost. Replacement Window Pricing
Bill - Site Editor - from 2017
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