Window styles · Dallas–Fort Worth
Bay & bow windows for North Texas homes
Bay and bow windows project out from the wall, adding light, a wider view and a little extra floor space, often enough for a window seat.
- Best for
- Breakfast nooks & front rooms
- Relative cost
How it works
How bay & bow windows work
A bay window usually combines three windows: a large center pane and two angled side windows that can open. A bow window uses four or more equal windows in a gentle curve. Both are built as one unit, with a seat board and head board, and supported from the wall.
Why homeowners choose them
- Light from three directions
- Space for a seat, plants or display
- One of the biggest curb-appeal upgrades
- Side windows can open for a cross-breeze
Good to know
- The most expensive style, and quoted separately from the 10-window offer.
- Installation takes extra care with the roof above, the seat board and the supports.
Where they fit
Where bay & bow windows work best
- Breakfast nooks
- Front living rooms
- Primary bedrooms
- Dining rooms
In North Texas homes
Many 1980s–2000s homes in Plano, Allen and Lewisville have an original bay over the breakfast table. A bay has more seams than a flat window, and it often faces the afternoon sun, so when the original seals fail the nook gets hot fast. A new, well-sealed unit with Low-E glass makes that room usable again on summer afternoons.
What they cost
The highest-cost style: several windows built and installed as one unit.
Size, glass and installation matter as much as style. See our window replacement cost guide.
Glass for your county
Dallas & Tarrant
U ≤ 0.32 · SHGC ≤ 0.23
Collin & Denton
U ≤ 0.28 · SHGC ≤ 0.23
Every style we install is available with Low-E glass that meets these ENERGY STAR targets. What the numbers mean
How it works
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FAQ
Bay & bow windows: common questions
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What's the difference between a bay and a bow window?
A bay has three windows, usually a large center window with two angled sides. A bow uses four or more equal windows in a smooth curve. Bows look softer; bays make more of a nook.
Are bay and bow windows included in the 10-window offer?
No, bays and bows are quoted individually. See the offer terms, or ask for a written quote at your free estimate.
Can you replace a bay window with a flat window?
It's possible, but it means rebuilding part of the wall and exterior, so we'd quote it individually. Replacing a bay with a new bay is the simpler project.
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Bay & bow windows installed across Dallas–Fort Worth
We install bay & bow windows in homes all over the Metroplex from our Plano office. Find your city:
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