
Small windows
For this planning tool, choose small when the opening is approximately 3 feet wide by 4 feet tall or smaller in both dimensions. Examples include a 2 × 3-foot bathroom window, a 3 × 3-foot kitchen window, or a compact bedroom window.
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Use the quantities below to see a rough estimated price for your project. This is a planning estimate, not a final quote. We will confirm pricing after reviewing your sizes, styles, materials, and installation needs.

For this planning tool, choose small when the opening is approximately 3 feet wide by 4 feet tall or smaller in both dimensions. Examples include a 2 × 3-foot bathroom window, a 3 × 3-foot kitchen window, or a compact bedroom window.

Choose large when the opening is wider than about 3 feet or taller than about 4 feet. Examples include a 3 × 5-foot bedroom window, a 4 × 5-foot living-room window, or a 6 × 4-foot picture window. Bay, bow, and combined window units can be counted as one large opening for this initial request.
These are convenient planning categories, not industry size classifications. No exact measurements are needed to get started. Photos illustrate styles and are not shown to scale.
Interior doors connect rooms inside your home, such as bedrooms, bathrooms, and closets. Exterior doors include front entries, back doors, and patio or sliding glass doors that lead outside. We will confirm the individual panels, configuration, and installation details with you.
For example, a project with 4 small windows, 6 large windows, 2 interior doors, and 1 exterior door totals 10 windows and 3 doors—13 openings, with a rough estimated range of $24,400–$40,000.