Circle-top Window Prices and Costs

Circle-top windows add a decorative touch to your home. These half-round windows are installed above existing windows to let in more light and add visual interest. Because circle-top windows are primarily an architectural detail and are placed in inaccessible locations, circle-top windows typically do not open.

Circle-top window prices and costs will vary according to the exact specifications of the windows chosen. The window size, frame material, glass type, and hardware all factor into the total circle-top window cost. When considering circle-top windows from different manufacturers make sure to compare windows with similar features. One manufacturer's "standard" feature may be another manufacturer's "optional upgrade."

Circle-Top Window Prices and Costs

Here are some examples of current circle-top window prices as of September, 2010. These prices can be used as a guide for initial budgeting purposes. Make sure to obtain exact quotes before finalizing your project budget.

Economy Circle-Top Windows - $400 to $550

Size: 2' 11-1/2" W x 1'8-5/8" H

These windows typically have wooden frames and standard dual-glass panes. Options may include cladding or low-E glass. Both grille styles and color selection are limited.

Standard Circle-Top Windows - $530 to $680

Size 3' 1-5/8" W x 1'9-3/16" H

These windows typically have wooden frames and low-E glass. Options include additional types of low-E glass, cladding, and additional grille styles. A larger variety of interior and exterior colors are also offered.

Premium Circle-Top Windows - $700 and up

Size - Custom

Circle-Top windows in this category can be custom made to your size specifications. These windows include the latest technologies in low-E glass, composite cladding, and a wide variety of grille styles and interior and exterior colors.

Other Factors In Circle-Top Windows Prices and Costs

When pricing windows make sure to clarify if the price includes delivery. The installation of circle-top windows may require that additional window openings be created for an additional cost. The exact cost depends on the size of the window and difficulty of the installation. Ask your contractor for a complete break down and be sure to include all the factors.