For construction professionals, understanding the cost of window trim replacement is crucial for accurate project planning. In 2025, typical costs range from $180 to $475 per window for wood casing replacement. High-end custom profiles can exceed $650, while basic MDF trim may be as low as $150. These figures include removal, disposal, new materials, installation, caulking, and finish paint.
Window trim serves several essential functions:
Neglecting trim can lead to costly repairs due to water intrusion and energy loss.
Based on recent data, the national average for window trim replacement varies significantly based on material and complexity:
Multiply these rates by the total linear footage and add labor costs for a complete estimate.
Trim carpenters typically require 1.1 to 1.4 hours per window, with labor rates ranging from $65 to $85 per hour. Complex removals may add 0.3 hours per window.
1. Use the CountBricks app for voice measurements.
2. AI processes data and provides live pricing.
3. Review and send quotes quickly.
4. Manage tasks and materials efficiently.
CountBricks helps identify these potential costs early.
Replacement is often more cost-effective when:
High-quality trim can yield a 60% – 70% ROI, enhancing both curb appeal and energy efficiency.
Visit CountBricks.com to schedule a voice walk-through and receive a detailed estimate.
A regional builder used CountBricks to streamline window trim replacement in a 32-home subdivision. Traditional methods estimated four days of office work, but CountBricks reduced this significantly.
1. Measurements were taken in 18 minutes using AI.
2. Data was cloned for all homes, adjusting for window counts.
3. Quotes were sent within two hours, with approvals received the same day.
The project finished two weeks early, saving $18,400 and increasing client satisfaction to 96%.
Use CountBricks for efficient takeoffs and live pricing. Visit CountBricks.com for more information.
