Window Styles
Custom Windows
When an opening doesn't fit a standard size or shape — arched tops, angled gables, oversized openings, or specialty geometric shapes — custom windows are built to the exact specifications the space requires.
How custom windows work
Custom windows are manufactured to precise, project-specific dimensions and shapes rather than pulled from standard size charts. Lead times run longer than stock sizes, and pricing is quoted per project.
Best for
Architecturally distinctive homes, additions with non-standard openings, or replacing an existing custom window (arched transoms, angled gable windows) that won't match any stock size.
Pros
- Solves openings no standard window can fill
- Matches architectural details unique to your home
- Can be built in nearly any glass and frame combination available
Tradeoffs to consider
- Longer lead times than stock window sizes
- Premium pricing reflects the custom manufacturing process
- Fewer companies offer true custom work — narrows your installer options
Frequently asked
Custom Windows questions.
Solves openings no standard window can fill
Longer lead times than stock window sizes
Architecturally distinctive homes, additions with non-standard openings, or replacing an existing custom window (arched transoms, angled gable windows) that won't match any stock size.
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