Strong Foundations. Superior Results.
Installing brand-new windows in remodels, additions, and fresh openings with proper flashing for our rainy region.
Whether you're adding a window to a dim room or fitting out a new addition, correct installation is what keeps water where it belongs, outside. We frame the opening, integrate the window with your home's weather barrier, and layer flashing so wind-driven Puget Sound rain sheds away from the wall. Careful shimming and leveling ensure the sash operates smoothly for years. Our permit-savvy team coordinates any required inspections so the job passes cleanly.
Precise framing for a square, smooth-operating window; Continuous flashing integration that protects against leaks; Natural light and ventilation added where you want it; Code-compliant work coordinated with local inspectors; Clean, finished interior and exterior trim
1) Lay out and frame the rough opening to spec; 2) Set the window and tie it into the weather-resistive barrier; 3) Flash the head, jambs, and sill for full water management; 4) Insulate the gaps and complete interior and exterior trim
Whether the opening is new or existing; Window style, size, and glazing choice; Siding and weather-barrier detailing required; Structural framing or header work involved; Interior and exterior finish complexity
New openings are best cut and dried-in during a stretch of fair weather, but we tarp and protect the work so installations can proceed through the wet season.