Window replacement costs in Myrtle Beach
Here’s the ballpark for common window replacement jobs around Myrtle Beach, SC. Want one for your own project? A photo is all it takes.
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What it usually costs
- Vinyl windows$328 – $1,404 per window
- Fiberglass windows$374 – $1,872 per window
- Wood windows$562 – $2,059 per window
- Aluminum windows$187 – $936 per window
A ballpark, not a quote. All of these are national averages adjusted for Myrtle Beach prices, so your job could land outside them.
Window replacement in Myrtle Beach
A lot of Myrtle Beach homes sit empty for part of the year. The Census Bureau counts nearly 42,000 housing units in the metro held for seasonal, recreational or occasional use, roughly 18 percent of all units.
That changes the math on storm protection. Shutters and storm panels only help if someone is there to put them up before a hurricane. Impact-rated windows are protection that's in place whether you're home or not.
The Grand Strand has seen what a big storm does. When Hurricane Hugo came ashore in September 1989, the National Weather Service logged a 76 mph gust and a 13-foot storm tide at Myrtle Beach. Hotels and homes on the beachfront were heavily damaged, and the bulk of the protective sand dunes washed away.
The housing here is new. Over half the stock is from 2000 on, and the median house is a 2002 build. With a house that young, you may be replacing the builder's original windows for the first time, which makes this the moment to decide between impact glass and shutters for the long haul.
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