Outdated Egress Windows Before Replacement
Before the project began, the basement had two existing egress windows that were not performing as intended. The outdated windows provided limited functionality and prompted the homeowner to upgrade to larger, code-compliant egress window systems for improved safety, accessibility, and natural light. Provide your feedback on BizChat
Before the project began, the basement had two existing egress windows that were not performing as intended. The outdated windows provided limited functionality and prompted the homeowner to upgrade to larger, code-compliant egress window systems for impr
The original egress wells and window openings were removed as part of the replacement process. The existing components showed signs of discoloration, wear, and deterioration, making them poor candidates for long-term basement safety and performance.
Excavation for Egress Window Installation
Excavation was completed around the foundation to remove the existing windows and prepare for the installation of new egress windows and Rockwell egress wells. This step created the necessary space to safely install the upgraded systems and improve basement accessibility and safety.
New Egress Windows Installed
The new egress windows were successfully installed, providing larger, code-compliant emergency exits for the basement. These upgraded windows improve safety while allowing more natural light and ventilation into the space.
Backfilling Around New Egress Window Wells
After the new egress windows and Rockwell wells were installed, the excavated soil was backfilled around the foundation. This step helped secure the window wells in place and restore the area surrounding the home before the egress well covers were installed.