Bow Window Installation

What This Service Involves

A bow window joins several units in a soft curve, creating a graceful arc of glass and a wide, sweeping view of your yard or street. Like bays, they project outward and demand precise framing, support, and roof weatherproofing to stand up to Western Washington rain. We build the curved assembly, tie it into your structure, and detail every seam against moisture. Inside, you gain a luminous, rounded alcove that feels open and refined.

Benefits

Panoramic curved views and generous light; Elegant rounded profile inside and out; Multiple ventilating sashes for airflow; Structurally supported and code-compliant framing; Weatherproof projection roof and flashing

Our Process

1) Plan the curve, unit count, and support structure; 2) Frame the projection and its curved roof; 3) Assemble and install the joined window units; 4) Weatherproof, insulate, and finish trim inside and out

What Affects the Cost

Number of window units in the curve; Projection size and structural support; Glazing package and any ventilating sashes; Roof framing and flashing complexity; Interior and exterior finish work

Best Time of Year

We favor drier weather for bow window installs since the wall and new roof are temporarily exposed.