Side-by-side November 2026 installed pricing and performance comparison for Massachusetts homeowners choosing between Andersen 100 Composite and 400 Series Woodwright/Tilt-Wash windows.
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Engineered from Andersen's patented Fibrex® composite (2x stronger than vinyl). Ideal for homeowners wanting sleek matte Black, Dark Bronze, Sandtone, or White finishes without paying wood-window prices.
The New England gold standard for Colonials, Capes, and historic homes. Genuine stainable pine or factory-finished white wood interior paired with a watertight Perma-Shield® exterior.
Yes! Both lines are manufactured by Andersen Corporation using their patented Fibrex® composite material (40% reclaimed wood fiber by weight and 60% thermoplastic polymer). The difference is distribution: Renewal by Andersen is a full-retail showroom division that charges $3,200 to $4,500+ per window, whereas Pioneer sources and installs genuine Andersen 100 Series and 400 Series windows directly for roughly half the price.
As of November 2026, Andersen 100 Series Fibrex® composite windows cost $1,180–$1,480 per window installed (pocket insert), while Andersen 400 Series Tilt-Wash and Woodwright wood-clad windows cost $1,580–$2,150 per window installed.
Andersen 100 Series Fibrex® is far superior to painted vinyl for dark colors like Black and Dark Bronze because Fibrex® is twice as rigid as vinyl and resists thermal warping in direct summer sun.
Yes. Andersen 400 Series Woodwright windows offer authentic sloped sills, traditional mortise-and-tenon styling, real wood interiors, and Simulated Divided Lite (SDL) grilles frequently approved in Newburyport, Salem, Marblehead, and Andover historic districts.
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