What You Are Really Paying For For most Baltimore projects, the price difference between a bay and a bow window is not just about the window package, it is also about framing, exterior work, interior trim, and how much structural change the opening needs. A bay window generally has a more defined projection with a dominant center section, while a bow window spreads the opening across multiple units to create a curved face. That shape difference matters because it changes
How to Upgrade Windows in a Baltimore Rowhouse Without Losing Historic Charm
Start With The Building, Not The Catalog Baltimore rowhouses rarely give you much margin for error. The openings are often shallow, the trim is part of the architecture, and even a modest change in profile can make the front of the house look out of place. Before anyone orders anything, the house needs to tell the story. Are the current windows original wood units with repairable parts, later replacements with poor proportions, or damaged frames that have already lost