Window styles
Bay Windows in Tulsa, OK
A bay window sticks out from the wall in three panels: a big center window and two angled ones. It brings in light from three directions and leaves a ledge you can turn into a seat or a shelf.
Style example · Bay windowA bigger job than a window swap
A bay changes the wall. It needs bracing to carry its weight, and flashing and a small roof on top to keep water out. Older homes weren’t always framed the way newer ones are, so we look at the wall before we quote, and the price holds when the old window comes out.
Choices that make it yours
The center is usually fixed glass, and the sides can be casement or double-hung windows that open. Inside, the ledge can be finished as a seat board or a shelf, or left open. Outside, we match the trim to the house.
Bay or bow?
A bay has three panels at sharper angles. A bow has four to six panels at gentler angles, for a curve and more glass. A bay fits smaller walls and tighter budgets.
Free estimate
We look at the wall and its framing, then give you a written price.
Measurement
We measure the opening and plan the support the bay needs.
Installation
Old window out, support in, the bay set and flashed, then trimmed and sealed.
Warranty
Our limited lifetime warranty covers install, parts and glass for as long as you own your home.
Common questions
Do bay windows cost more than a standard window?
Yes, because of the extra glass, the support and the roof over it. Your written estimate shows what’s included.
Is the structural support extra?
No. It’s part of the job and in the price from the start, not an upsell later.
How long does a bay window take?
Longer than a standard window. You get a timeline with your quote.
Can I add a window seat?
Yes, it’s a popular finish, and we can plan it with the window.
Double-hung windows
Single-hung windows
Casement windows
Awning windowsReady for a clear, no-pressure price?
Free in-home quote. No commissioned salespeople. Financing for qualified homeowners.