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Bay Window Installers in Milwaukee
Bay windows are elegantly designed windows used to maximize the amount of light that enters a space. Installing bay windows can add character and a luxurious aesthetic to your house, which is also sure to increase the value of your house. Bay windows commonly come as a three-panel window frame with a larger picture window for the middle pane. The two side panels are smaller than the center panel. Infinity Exteriors' licensed Milwaukee window contractors can assist you with picking out the perfect bay window piece to match the architecture and aesthetic of your property. Read our reviews left by previous customers to see for yourself if we’re the ones for the job.
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Bay Window Replacement & Installation Cost
Bay windows vary in price based on the glass and window frame material. Vinyl is the most cost-effective frame material. Bay window installation can cost anywhere from $1000-$7000 depending on the specific material, glass, and placement location. Since Bay windows protrude outwards from the house, roofing is also required and accounted for in installation costs. Then the installation cost can range from $300-2000 depending on the window style and material. Each job gets quoted before we begin, so the total cost of the job will be clear. Also, customers can send in photos using their phones to speed up the quoting process. Invest in the beauty of your home with Infinity's affordable window financing.
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Advantages of Bay Windows
- Adds value to the home
- Allows more natural light into the home compared to other window types
- Increased ventilation from opening side panels
- Aesthetic versatility because bay windows are found in old Victorian homes, but they are also popular in modern homes
Bay Window Restoration & Repair
Bay windows come in many materials, frames, shapes and sizes. We can assist you in measuring and installing the perfect windows to fit your house. With our variety of frame colors and materials, your replacement window can match the historical design period of your home. You could also replace your existing windows with something more modern and unique. We also offer custom designed bay windows to answer the most specific requests. Infinity Exteriors repairs and installs all types of bay windows that many other contractors lack the experience to do properly.
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Bay Window Installation and Replacement from Milwaukee’s Best
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Common Window Types and Styles:
Bow
Create more space and let more natural light in with bow windows. These windows are usually made up of multiple casement windows that stick out from the exterior of your home.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Bay
Add more indoor space to a room and bring in more natural light with bay windows. These windows are often made with three panes to form an arc that extends your home's exterior.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Double Hung
Most double hung windows provide multiple ventilation options - lower the window from the top or raise up from the bottom.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Casement
Casement windows can be used alone or in a series to create a bow window. These windows usually feature a hinge on one side and can often be opened outward or inward.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Sliding
Slider, or glider, windows are opened and closed simply as the glass seamlessly moves across a track.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Awning
Awning windows feature a hinge on the top and swing outward to allow for proper ventilation even if it's raining. These windows are commonly used in basements, bathrooms and kitchens.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Skylight
Skylights are great for increasing the amount of natural light in your home, and, when placed correctly, can provide natural heat for your home.
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Picture
Picture, or fixed, windows are completely sealed shut, making them highly energy-efficient. These windows can come in many shapes for the perfect accent.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Specialty
Custom and specialty window shapes are available to suit the needs of your home's design.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Egress
Egress windows are emergency exit windows commonly installed in bedrooms and basements. Instead of style, these windows are defined by dimensions that meet building code regulations.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Composite
Composite windows are built to look like wood windows, but will never warp or absorb moisture. These windows are incredibly durable and feature fully welded construction, ensuring energy efficiency and durability for years.
Vinyl
Vinyl windows are made from incredibly durable PVC. These windows have high resistance to heat transfer, making them extremely energy efficient.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Wood
Wood windows can be stained or painted to match your home's decor. Wood windows from Pella come with optional aluminum clad protective exteriors to keep your wood windows in excellent condition all year.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Fiberglass
Fiberglass windows are extremely durable and low-maintenance. These windows will withstand Wisconsin's extreme temperatures and weather conditions from Spring to Winter.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Oriel
Oriel windows brighten up spaces and make interiors look larger. Curb appeal skyrockets at the sight of an elegant oriel window.
Brands: Great Lakes, Pella, Marvin, Richlin
Palladian
These three-part windows have a central arched window with square side sections. Palladian windows are a formal, Renaissance-era focal point for many historical homes and add tremendous curb appeal.
