The bay and bow windows comprise an assembly of three or more panels connected at certain angles to create extra indoor space measuring about 12 to 18 inches. This provides a good platform for adding window seats, decorations, or a reading nook, providing natural illumination in all directions in your room. In any scenario, bay and bow windows are fashioned to fit standard domestic installations, whether classical or modern.
Select reliable and sturdy systems by Harvey, Andersen, Pella, and Marvin. You can select vinyl bay windows that need minimal maintenance, wooden bay windows that add warmth to your home, or fiberglass models that are stronger. You can opt for bay window or bow window designs; both are available in multiple combinations of 30° and 45° angles with grids.
Installation costs range from $5,569 to $7,968, based on the size, materials, and design. We are always ready to assist you in making decisions easily; hence, check out the options listed below that could match your project needs.
Harvey Classic Vinyl Bay / Bow Window
Harvey
Traditional style with the convenience of vinyl. Vinyl bay replacement & new construction windows combine traditional style with the convenience of maintenance-free vinyl at either 30° or 45° angles
Harvey Majesty Wood Bay / Bow Window
Harvey
Harvey Majesty wood bay replacement windows extend out from the interior wall, creating a small shelf or window seat. Where a bow window can consist of windows in a configuration at a 10-degree angle, bay windows are often arranged at a 45-degree angle.
Pella 250 Vinyl Bay / Bow Window
Pella
Pella® 250 Series vinyl bay and bow windows are stronger and more energy efficient than ordinary vinyl. Offering low-maintenance interiors and exteriors, they never need painting, staining or refinishing.
Pella Lifestyle Wood Bay / Bow Window
Pella
Pella® Lifestyle Series wood bay and bow windows offer optional integrated between-the-glass blinds or shades for added privacy. Lifestyle Series bay and bow windows are available in both standard and custom sizes.
Marvin Elevate Wood Bay / Bow Window
Marvin
A bay window is most often comprised of a larger center window with two narrow windows on either side. The narrow windows are installed at an angle, which causes the bay to project out beyond the exterior wall.
Andersen 400 Tiltwash Wood Bay / Bow Window
Andersen
Available with double-hung windows in the following styles: 30° bay, 45° bay. Wood protected by vinyl or Fibrex® composite exterior.
Andersen 400 Woodright Wood Bay / Bow Window
Andersen
Wood protected by vinyl or Fibrex® composite exterior. Available with casement windows in the following styles: 30° bay, 45° bay and 90° box bay; 10° bow.
Most window replacement projects we complete cost between $5,000 and $20,000 in total, and a typical project is around $12,000. The price depends on how many windows you replace, the brand (Andersen, Pella, Marvin or Harvey), the style and the size. You get a written, itemized price at the free consultation.
Plan on 8 to 10 weeks from signing to installation. Most of that is the manufacturer’s lead time: custom windows take 6 to 8 weeks to build, and we install within 2 to 3 weeks of delivery. The installation itself usually takes 1 to 2 days.
Most towns in Massachusetts require a building permit for this work. As a registered Home Improvement Contractor we file it for you, schedule the inspections and close the permit out with the town. In towns with online permitting, a complete application is usually approved within 2 weeks; towns that still take paper applications take 2 to 4 weeks. The City of Boston takes at least a month, so our dedicated permit runner files in person at City Hall, which speeds things up.
Every installation on a home the owner lives in comes with our 15-year workmanship warranty. It goes further than most: manufacturer warranties usually cover only the replacement material, and you pay someone to take out the defective product and install the new one. If a product we installed turns out to be defective, we do that work free of charge. The warranty can be transferred once, to the next owner if you sell the home, and it comes on top of the manufacturer’s own material warranty. Other jobs, such as repairs, carry the warranty term written in your contract.
We replace windows across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, mostly in Greater Boston and MetroWest, from our office in Framingham, MA.
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