Bow Windows

Bow windows offer a panoramic view from the inside of your home. With more panes than a bay window, bow windows open up a room and let in plenty of light. They’re also capable of wrapping around the corner of the house, providing two different views.  Found in historical home architecture, these windows are a symbol of the area’s past. At Durabuilt Home Improvements, Inc., we can install bow windows for that classic, Victorian feel to your home.

Bow Window Installation

Installing or replacing multiple panes requires the touch of an expert window contractor. Our professionals can carefully restore old panes or install updated bow windows in older homes. We offer a wide range of material options such as wood, vinyl, aluminum or fiberglass, depending on the manufacturer.  Even the best windows on the market must be properly installed in order to provide peak performance. Our bow window installers are certified and have the experience they need to provide a flawless installation. Plus, our lifetime, non-prorated warranties cover both parts and workmanship, so you’re covered in the unlikely event that something goes wrong.

High Energy-Efficient Bow Windows

Any time you replace or add windows, energy efficiency is the main concern. This is especially true with an oversized window feature like a bow window. At Durabuilt Home Improvements, Inc., we only use high-end materials to ensure your windows are installed properly, such as:

• Warm Edge Glazing
• Insulation
• Integral Interlocks
• Welded Sash & Frames
• Top-Rated Low-E Coating
• Fusion-Welded Sloped Sills

You also have the option to choose fixed or operational windows for replacement bow windows. Fixed windows provide even better energy efficiency.  Even the best windows must be properly installed in order to provide peak performance. Our bow window installers are certified and have the experience they need to provide a flawless installation. Plus, our lifetime, non-prorated warranties cover both parts and workmanship, so you’re covered in the unlikely event that something goes wrong.