Discover Milgard windows and find out more on their product lines, costs and information on their window warranty. Milgard offers different product lines for many types of windows. Their vinyl windows include the Tuscany (higher end), Montecito (new construction windows) and Style Line (lower end vinyl option). Their wood windows include the Essence Series, for aluminum they have the Ultra and the Thermally Improved and in fiberglass they also carry the Ultra.

Basics Of Milgard Windows

The company has been around since 1958 and was started by a father son team in Tacoma, Washington. Over the years, they expanded into the aluminum, fiberglass and vinyl windows they carry today. In 2001, Milgard was bought by Masco, a large holding company that also owns several other home product companies.

Milgard Windows Pricing

Price Range: $350 to $750 installed

Milgard is at the upper middle range of pricing. Consumers can expect to pay $350 to $750 for Milgard windows installed. This includes both windows and professional installation. More detailed pricing information on their various products and pricing from past customers, see our Milgard window prices.

Milgard Vinyl Windows

Tuscany
Their standard vinyl replacement window line.

Montecito
Their standard vinyl new construction window line.

Style Line
This is their slimmer frame vinyl windows that maximizes glass area.

Milgard Aluminum Windows

Aluminum
The company touts these as great for warm southwest climates.

Thermally Improved
The company touts these as great for cooler climates.

Milgard Fiberglass Windows

Ultra
The Ultra is their completely fiberglass window. Read Milgard Windows Reviews
Woodclad
Fiberglass frame on the outside, wood on the inside.

Milgard Windows Warranty

Milgard offers homeowners a full lifetime warranty on their window lines. The warranty applies to the orignial buyer although it covers a transfer of ownership for 10 years. Milgard claims they will replace or repair all defective materials and/or workmanship and pay for the labor and the cost of parts. There are exclusions as always — i.e. what the company does not consider defective, such as the gradual loss of gas fills, frame discoloration etc.

Glass Breakage: Applies to the Ultra, Essence, Tuscany and WoodClad Series.

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