Garden Window

Garden Window Replacement in Baltimore & All of Maryland

Custom-Made Kitchen Garden Windows

For anyone who spends a lot of time in their kitchen, a garden window makes all the difference between the ordinary and extraordinary. Once you have one, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without one.

With their built-in ledges and much-needed sunlight, garden windows act as mini greenhouses and are popular among homeowners for many reasons.

Potomac View Energy can transform homeowners’ kitchens with professional garden window installation throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania. Contact us today.

What Is a Garden Window?

Garden windows are far from every home’s average flat, rectangular or square-shaped window. Used for more than just light and fresh air, they have unique characteristics and serve a special purpose.

Some of the distinctive features of a garden window include:

DP-55 rating for wind resistance
Optional trapezoidal side vents
A sloped roof to allow water to run off
PVC vinyl that prevents scratches
7/8-inch insulated glass
Optional weep channels
Energy efficiency and durability
A fabric insert screen to keep bugs out

Benefits of Installing a Garden Window in the Kitchen

With a garden window, you’ll have natural daylight that brightens your kitchen. The unique shape of a garden window lets light in from multiple angles, and its window ledge is the perfect nook to grow flowers or fresh herbs for cooking.

Garden windows are easy to clean quickly and efficiently. The PVC materials are highly resistant to scratches, chips, or dents, and the thick 7/8-inch insulated glass we use is DP-55 rated to withstand a wind load up to 180 MPH.

Are Garden Window? Energy-Efficient?

When it comes to garden window installation, you can be confident that Potomac View Energy sells and installs ENERGY STAR®-certified windows across Maryland. An ENERGY STAR® partner manufactures these custom-built vinyl windows to achieve their classification.

Our vinyl ENERGY STAR® windows are tested and qualified by the National Fenestration Rating Council to meet their high standards. Plus, these custom vinyl windows must have an NFRC rating to meet strict energy-saving guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Are you ready to liven up your kitchen with an energy-efficient garden window?

Choose Potomac View Energy for Garden Window Installation in Baltimore & Beyond

At Potomac View Energy, we strive to provide unparalleled customer service and high-quality products. We work diligently to understand your goals while matching them with your style.

When you choose Potomac View Energy, you choose superior products and window and door installations that competitors can’t match.

Contact us today to schedule your garden window installation with the experts at Potomac View Energy.

Garden Window FAQs

The most common questions we receive about garden windows include:

Are garden windows also called greenhouse windows?

Garden windows are also known as greenhouse windows. They extend out from your home with glass on three or more sides, and they’re often designed with shelves that are ideal for potted plants, flowers, herb gardens, and more.

They’re a great way to add greenery and extra space to your home.

Do garden windows let in more light?

With at least three panes of glass, garden windows can bring in lots of natural light while providing a great view. Some feature operable sashes for ventilation as well. To learn more about the benefits of garden windows for your Maryland home, contact Potomac View Energy.

Do garden windows help plants grow?

Standard windows may not provide the amount of light necessary for growing plants successfully. Garden windows allow light to come in from multiple directions, which can benefit any plants that require plenty of direct sunlight and warmth, such as herbs like basil, spider plants, jade plants, or succulents.

Are garden windows outdated?

Gardens windows never really fall out of style, as they’re quite practical, providing natural light, ventilation, and extra space. They can be replaced by standard double-hung, slider, or casement windows later, if necessary, but styles tend to be cyclical, so even if they fall out of favor, they’ll likely become popular again a few years later.