Bay & Bow Window Installation

What this involves.

Bay and bow window installation is a bigger job than a single flat window, and getting it right depends on proper support, careful leveling, and a fully sealed assembly. We measure the opening, remove the old unit, and check the framing before we set the new window level, plumb, and square. Because these windows carry weight and project from the wall, we support the unit correctly, then insulate, flash, and seal every joint against air and water and finish the roof, seat, and trim. Bay and bow windows open up a room and bring in light from multiple angles. Whether you are adding one or replacing an existing unit, we make sure it sits solid and seals tight.

• Measuring the opening and confirming the bay or bow assembly before ordering
• Removing the old unit and inspecting the framing and opening for damage
• Supporting the projecting unit correctly and setting it level, plumb, and square
• Insulating and flashing every joint to keep out air and water
• Sealing and finishing the head, seat board, and exterior for a weather-tight fit
• Finishing interior and exterior trim and casing for a clean look
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm every section operates and locks