MI Windows Prices
MI Windows prices range from $550 to $1,250 fully installed. Get product details and pricing on their 1500, 1650, 1850, 3500, Pro 5000, Storm Armor, and V4000 and higher window series. MI manufactures and sells quite a few window series to builders, contractors, and through their dealer channels. In general, the company, who is owned my AMI or Associated Materials, Inc., sells mostly builder grade windows -- a nice term for a low cost vinyl window.
MI 2026 Prices: $550 (1500 series) to $1,250 (V5500) fully installed
MI's most popular window by far is the 1650 series. In fact, I would say 75% of all consumer inquiries regarding MI windows features a question or cost quote on the MI 1650 series. Personally, I would rate the MI 1650 as a lower end to maybe mid range vinyl window. Really not the model I would recommend to homeowners looking to maximize long term value in a window purchase.
Bottom Line: The MI window series I would advise consumers to consider is the V4000, V5000, and the Energy Core series. While still not near my top tier window list, the EnergyCore series is the best that MI offers. I'd say it's a solid to good mid range vinyl window. When coupled with professional installation, this series should treat you well for a long time.
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Ratings And Reviews - MI Windows receives a rating out of 5 stars based on 2 homeowner reviews posted at the bottom of the page.
Review By John M. - Site Editor Publish Date: July 11, 2015
Last Update: August 14, 2026
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MI Window Cost By Series
MI window prices are towards the lower end of the vinyl window cost range.
MI 1500 Series - $550 to $750 fully installed *
MI 1650 Series - $500 to $700 fully installed *
MI 1850 Series - $550 to $750 fully installed *
MI 3500 Series - $600 to $800 fully installed *
MI V4000 Series - $800 to $1,050 fully installed *
MI V5500 Series - $1,100 to $1,300 fully installed *
MI EnergyCore Series - $850 to $1,150 fully installed *
MI Storm Armor Series - $1,700 to $2,300 fully installed *
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MI 3540 vs PGT 5410 Single Hung Windows
We’re replacing 12 windows and two sliding glass doors at our home in Northeast Florida. Ten of the windows are being installed in block/stucco openings, while the other two are in wood-frame construction. So far, we have two quotes. The first is $17,571 for MI 3540 single hungs and MI 1615 sliding glass doors.
Second quote is $19,921 for PGT HR5410 sliders and PGT SH5400 single hung windows. I’m not sure which sliding glass door series is included with this bid. I’d appreciate your thoughts on these two options and whether the PGT products are worth the roughly $2,350 difference in price.
Laura - Homeowner - August, 2026
Website Editor's Answer
Laura, the winner here is your second quote for the PGT. While I do enjoy the MI V4000 and MI V5000 windows, their lower series are definitely lower in quality. PGT is the better brand in the series that they quoted you out on.
Editor John - August, 2026