Window Replacement Cost in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Updated October 2026 · Sourced from BLS, FRED & EIA
Window replacement in the Myrtle Beach metro area costs $575 to $1,231 per window installed in 2026. That's less expensive than the national average — Myrtle Beach area carpenter wages are 21% below the national median, based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data for the Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC metropolitan area.
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How this Myrtle Beach, South Carolina estimate is calculated
$575–$1,231 per window installed, from BLS wages and the FRED price index
Based on BLS, FRED & EIA data
Labor, weatherproofing and price escalation come from federal data. The base material cost does not — and we say so below rather than rounding it into the same sentence. Reference window: standard vinyl double-hung, retrofit install.
- Labor
- 2 man-hrs (NREL/Craftsman) × $23/hr Myrtle Beach, South Carolina carpenter wage (BLS OEWS, Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC, SOC 47-2031) × 2.84 contractor markup = $130
- Materials
- Vinyl frame + Low-E glass, escalated 5.8% since 2025 by the FRED producer price index. The base cost this escalates is not independently sourced — it is the largest single term in the estimate and the one we cannot yet cite. Retail listings for the products named in our tiers put a comparable unit at $284–$379, which brackets it. How we are trying to close that.
- Weatherproofing
- $20–$35 per opening — flashing tape, foam, backer rod and caulk, priced per opening rather than as a percentage of the window (DuPont GREAT STUFF)
- Installed cost
- $575–$1,231 per window installed · $5,750–$12,310 for a 10-window project (before bulk discount)
Sources: BLS OEWS · FRED · NREL & Craftsman — updated October 2026
Myrtle Beach Window Replacement Costs by Material
These installed costs reflect Myrtle Beach-area labor rates of approximately $65/hour (BLS carpenter wage × contractor markup). Material costs are the same nationally — the difference is in labor.
| Frame Material | Per Window (Installed) | 10 Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl (most popular) | $575 - $1,231 | $5,175 - $11,079 |
| Fiberglass | $748 - $1,600 | $6,728 - $14,403 |
| Wood | $1,035 - $2,216 | $9,315 - $19,942 |
10-window pricing includes a 10% volume discount, standard for projects of 10+ windows. Source: BLS OEWS May 2025 carpenter wages for Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC.
Myrtle Beach Labor Rates vs. National Average
| Metric | Myrtle Beach | National Average |
|---|---|---|
| Carpenter hourly wage (BLS) | $22.96/hr | $29.12/hr |
| Installed labor rate | ~$65/hr | ~$83/hr |
| Regional labor factor | 0.79× | 1.00× |
| Cost tier | Below average | — |
The regional labor factor means that for every $100 of labor cost at the national average, a Myrtle Beach-area project costs approximately $79. This affects installation labor only — window and material costs are set by manufacturers and are roughly the same nationwide.
Tips for Myrtle Beach Homeowners
- Get multiple quotes. Labor rates vary between contractors even within the Myrtle Beach metro. Get 3-5 quotes and compare installed prices, not just window unit costs.
- Time your project. Winter months (December-February) typically offer 5-15% lower pricing as contractor demand drops.
- Check incentives. Enter your zip code in our calculator to see federal, state, and utility rebates available in your area.
- Consider nearby contractors. Installers from Conway or North Myrtle Beach may serve the Myrtle Beach area at competitive rates.
More South Carolina Window Cost Data
See the full South Carolina window replacement cost guide for statewide pricing, climate considerations, and ENERGY STAR requirements.
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Get your numberCost data based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025) for the Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC metropolitan statistical area. Carpenter occupation code SOC 47-2031. Material costs adjusted by FRED PPI indexes. Actual costs vary by contractor, project complexity, and specific location within the metro area.