Window styles

Round Windows in Tulsa, OK

Full circles and half-circles bring light into spots where a rectangle would look wrong: a gable peak, a stairwell landing, the wall over the front door.

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No straight edge to hide behind

A circle shows a small sizing error all the way around the trim. When we replace a round window, we measure the opening by hand and have the new one made to match. Most round windows are fixed, so plan your fresh air around a nearby window that opens.

Half-circles and pairings

A half-circle over or beside a window that opens gives you the curve and the airflow on the same wall.

Glass

Clear lets the most light into a stairwell or entry. Tinted cuts afternoon glare. Obscured or decorative glass suits a bathroom or a street-facing gable, where you want the light without the view in.

Free estimate
We look at your round window in person, talk about glass, and give you a written price with a timeline.
Measurement
The round opening is measured by hand before anything is made.
Installation
Set level, with the fit checked all the way around.
Warranty
Our limited lifetime warranty covers install, parts and the glass seal while you own your home.
Glass breakage isn’t covered on shaped windows.

Common questions

Can a round window open?

Most don’t: a curved frame has no straight track for a sash. Some designs do, so bring it up at the estimate if airflow on that wall matters.

Is a half-circle window the same as an arched window?

Close. A half-circle is exactly half a circle, with a flat bottom. An arch can be flatter or taller, and often sits on a rectangular window.

My round window is foggy between the panes. What does that mean?

The seal on the glass has failed and let moisture in, and it won’t clear on its own. A replacement made to your opening keeps the same shape and size.

Does a round window cost more?

Generally, yes, since it’s made to a custom shape. Your written estimate shows the price before you decide.