


Energy-efficient windows are a smart upgrade for San Diego homes. They lower heating and cooling costs. They also block noise and improve curb appeal.
But what do they cost in 2025? And what should you know before replacing your old windows?
The cost of window replacement in San Diego ranges from $390 to $1,128 installed.
This price includes both the window unit and professional installation. Labor usually makes up 10–20% of the total cost.
Several factors change the cost to install windows in San Diego:
Installing energy-efficient windows cuts utility bills by 7–15% each year.
Benefits include:
Choosing Energy Star-certified models ensures savings and comfort for years.
Federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) – Ends After 2025
Homeowners can claim a federal tax credit for qualifying energy-efficient upgrades installed between 2023 and 2025. This Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit covers 30% of eligible costs, up to the following limits per year:
The maximum total credit is $3,200 annually, and homeowners can claim it multiple times — once per year — if they make new upgrades in 2023, 2024 or 2025.
The best style depends on your budget and design:
New windows provide:
Semper Solaris installs Simonton vinyl double-pane windows. These American-made products are Energy Star-certified and built to last.
Each window comes with a Double Lifetime Warranty. It covers you and future owners, adding value if you sell.
As a veteran-owned company, Semper Solaris offers bundled upgrades. Many customers combine windows with solar, HVAC, or roofing to save even more.
Yes. The upfront cost of installing energy-efficient windows can feel high. But the return is clear.
You save money, improve comfort, and raise your home’s value. With tax credits and financing, now is the time to replace your existing windows.
Get started with Semper Solaris today.