Bay and bow windows, installed in Northern Virginia
Sunshine Contracting installs bay and bow windows from Sunrise, Alside and Simonton on homes across Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Arlington and Stafford counties and nearby Maryland. We come out, measure your opening, help you choose the configuration, glass and finish, and give you a firm written price.
Bay & Bow Windows
With its bowed shape and panoramic view, bay & bow windows are one of the most unique window styles available. The special shape of the window combined with the extra space it creates makes it a distinctive home element. Unlike other window styles like sliding windows, awning windows or casement windows, bay windows don’t just create the illusion of more space but actually create more space due to the way they bow outward and feature a ledge that can be used in a number of ways.
We offer bay and bow window installs to residents of Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun, Stafford County and surrounding areas.
Why Use Sunshine Contracting to Replace Your Windows?
At Sunshine Contracting, we take pride in what we do and we are constantly striving to improve. Sunshine Contracting has over 33 years of window replacement experience and we use the same crew for every installation, unlike other companies that subcontract their installations and you never know who you will get to install your windows – this creates inconsistency in installation and causes servicing issues down the road.
To read about our Sunshine Contracting Window Installation Process and meet our Installation Team, visit our Window Processes & Installation team page! Meet Lee and Seu and learn about how your windows are replaced.
The window styles we install
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More bay and bow windows we install
Bow Windows
Like its “cousin” the bay window, the bow window is a unique design element that can add more than just good looks to your home. It can add a special functionality that can transform any room where it’s featured.
As with a bay window, a bow window extends outward from the house and creates an additional space in a room that can be used in a number of ways: storage, decoration, seating, etc.
But a bow window differs from a bay window in that a bow window is almost always curved, or bowed, outward. Where bay windows can occasionally be angled with straight lines, bow windows feature a gentle curve that bellows outward.