Andersen Windows Prices In 2026

Andersen Windows Warranty

The Andersen Warranty covers window glass for 20 years, while components are warrantied for a period of 10 years (this includes items such as the screen, lifts, weatherstripping, balance systems, sash, frame, etc.) Additionally, the warranty is transferrable from owner to owner, although the warranty includes a laundry list of exclusions that we urge consumers to take a look at before purchasing.

Andersen Windows And Doors has a series of warranties that apply to their different products that they sell so make sure to look at the warranty for the product you are considering purchasing.

Andersen 100 Series

The Andersen 100 series is a composite window that is made from a proprietary blend of vinyl and wood fiber (some contractors say sawdust, but this makes it sound incredibly cheap). The Andersen 100 frame is called fibrex, which is used on the Renewal By Andersen windows and patio doors.

Bottom Line: The Andersen 100 serie of the nicest looking windows in the game that isn't real wood. And while not blowing the doors off in terms of performance, this composite window is a good buy for consumers in mild climates that place a premium on aesthetics. Worth a local bid for sure.

Andersen 200 Series Windows

The Andersen 200 series is essentially the company's entry level wood window that are often marketed to builders and developers looking for a more affordable wood window. However, in the case of the 200 series, this is a high quality option for most consumers (with the following caveat). The 200 series will have more limited options in terms of sizing, hardware, colors, etc. than their more expensive 400 Series. Additionally, the 200 Series can be ordered in one of two models, either the Tilt-Wash or the NarrowLine. Browse below for our Andersen 200 series reviews.

Specifically, the 200 Tilt-Wash model comes in either a white pine or standard pine interior and either a white or sandtone exterior. Some contractors complain about the sill design on the Tilt-Wash, although they do like the tilt feature that allows for easy cleaning. Alternatively, the NarrowLine seems to be the preferred model because of the better sill design. While consumers can certainly get their hands on the 200 series through stores like Home Depot, most installers would recommend upgrading to the 400 series, which is a bit more expensive, but offers better design, craftsmanship and functionality.

Andersen 400 Series

The Andersen 400 window is the company's most popular and best reviewed product line. Similar to the Andersen 200 series, the 400 wood window uses a real pinewood on the interior and a vinyl cladding on the interior. Also similarly to the 200, the 400 has two model options to choose from, the Tilt-Wash and the Wood Wright. Browse below to see all of our Andersen 400 series windows reviews.

The Andersen 400 Tilt-Wash model has a PPG Flexicron finish across the sash and offers a superior sill design than its 200 counterpart. The Woodwright model offers a superior fibrex sill finish to the Tilt Wash and is the preferred model of the two.

The 400 series comes in seven exterior colors and include canvas, black, sandtone, white, forrest green, terratone and dark bronze. The window is also available into interior finishes and an interior pine wood. The window offers tons of custom upgrades, including a huge range of metal hardware options that most companies can't touch in terms of the variety of materials.

In general, the 400 offers better craftmanship and more options in terms of size, features and hardware over the Andersen 200. Many window contractors would point to the 400 series as the best consumer value in the Andersen window family of products. The Andersen 400 Window Series gets a 4.7 out of 5 star rating.

Andersen A Series Windows Reviews

The Anderson A series window, sometimes referred to as the Architectural series, is a premium high-end wood clad window that is, according to the company, architecturally inspired for the discerning homeowner. These very expensive wood clad windows are exceptionally energy efficient and beautiful. Each window is completely customizable, from size to material to features and upgrades.

The Andersen Architectural Series uses an exterior fiberglass cladding, along with an interior pine, maple or oak that can be ordered unfinished, painted, factory stained or primed. The windows come with a full selection of metal hardware and, in terms of color options, there are literally hundreds of combinations of trim, frame and sash colors, including 11 exterior color options and 11 exterior trim color options. The Anderson Architectural series windows are available as a casement, awning, picture, double hung, specialty shapes, as well as a hinged patio door or a gliding patio door.

Overall, homeowners would be hard-pressed to get a more beautiful or well-made window than the A series, however you will certainly pay for the privilege to have this exceptional window in your home. Many of the Anderson A series windows will be coastal stormwatch compliant, depending on the glass and component options that you select. The Andersen Window Series gets a 4.7 out of 5 star rating.

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