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Climate & code · Guadalajara
What a window here actually has to do
Guadalajara has a continental climate with cold winters and hot, dry summers. A well-insulated, airtight window is key to comfort all year round.
Under the Spanish building code (CTE DB-HE1), Guadalajara is climate zone D3 — cold winter, hot summer.
- Max window Uw
- ≤ 1.8 W/m²K
- Max air leakage
- ≤ 9 m³/h·m²
A new or replacement window in Guadalajara must not exceed Uw 1.8 W/m²K. Match the glazing to the climate — the right glazing.
Source: CTE DB-HE1, tables 3.1.1.a & 3.1.3.a; zonification Anejo B (2019).
Monthly weather, typical year
- Avg
- 14.4°C
- Warmest
- Jul 32.9°
- Coldest
- Jan 0.5°
- Rain / yr
- 493 mm
Source: Open-Meteo / ERA5 reanalysis, 2014–2023 averages.
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Reference window prices in Guadalajara
What the most-requested replacements cost installed in Guadalajara — a fitted estimate including labour and reduced 10% IVA. Installed prices run about 2% above the national average because of local delivery distance and fitting rates.
| Item | Installed in Guadalajara est. incl. fitting + IVA |
|---|---|
| Standard window · 100 × 100 cmPVC tilt & turn — Rehau EURO 70 | ~€340 |
| Premium window · 120 × 120 cmPVC tilt & turn — Rehau SYNEGO | ~€535 |
| Balcony door · 90 × 210 cmPVC tilt & turn — Rehau SYNEGO | ~€590 |
* Indicative installed estimates for Guadalajara, not a binding quote. They build on the national factory price list plus typical local fitting and delivery — the real figure depends on your exact size, glass, colour and access. The full factory price list (every size and opening type) is national.
The EU energy rules and your windows in Guadalajara
The building code caps windows here at Uw ≤ 1.8 W/m²·K (CTE zone D3). There's no law banning your energy class — but Spain must renovate its worst-rated homes, and new windows are the cheapest lever. Reach class A/B and you could claim back up to €3,000. Illustrative compliant-window cost here: from €410 installed.
uPVC windows for Guadalajara
A selection of uPVC profiles suited to Guadalajara's climate — from economy to premium.
Kömmerling EuroFutur Elegance
Rehau Brillant-Design 80
Veka Softline 82
Didn't find the right fit? We track dozens of window profiles.
View all profilesAluminium windows for Guadalajara
Thermal-break aluminium profiles for slim frames and large glazed openings.
Cortizo COR 70 Industrial
Cortizo COR 80 Industrial
Schüco AWS 75.SI+
Schüco AWS 90.SI+
Didn't find the right fit? We track dozens of window profiles.
View all aluminium profilesWindow efficiency in Guadalajara
Curated for the local climate: thermal insulation, condensation and your heating bill.

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Frequently asked questions about windows in Guadalajara
How much does it cost to replace windows in Guadalajara?
Price depends mostly on size, material and opening type — not really on the province. Per the Estimia price index, built from real quotes by verified manufacturers, a standard installed PVC window is around €335 (incl. reduced VAT and fitting); thermal-break aluminium is around €640. For your exact size, use the calculator and get real quotes.
PVC or aluminium in Guadalajara?
With Guadalajara’s continental climate, thermal insulation matters most. PVC is very strong here; if you prefer aluminium, make sure it has a good thermal break, and in the coldest areas consider triple glazing.
How do I get quotes from companies in Guadalajara?
Design your window in the Estimia calculator — dimensions, colour and finish — and you’ll get offers from several vetted companies working in Guadalajara. You compare price, lead time and reviews. It’s free and no-obligation, and many of our companies speak English.
Are there grants for new windows in Guadalajara?
There are usually tax deductions and energy-efficiency grants, both national and regional. Amounts and deadlines change every year, so confirm the current call before you commit. Estimia helps you estimate the saving and compare quotes.
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