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Installing code-compliant egress windows that provide a safe exit and legal bedroom light in basements and lower levels.
Egress windows are a life-safety requirement for basement bedrooms, giving occupants a way out and firefighters a way in. Around Puget Sound, that usually means cutting a foundation opening and installing a properly sized well with drainage to manage groundwater. We handle the excavation, structural cutting, waterproofing, and window installation while coordinating the required permits and inspections. The finished opening adds daylight, ventilation, and code compliance to your lower level.
Meets safety codes for basement bedrooms; Provides a legal emergency exit; Adds natural light and ventilation below grade; Includes drained, waterproofed window well; Permitted and inspected for peace of mind
1) Confirm code requirements and design the opening and well; 2) Excavate and cut the foundation opening; 3) Install the window, well, and drainage system; 4) Waterproof, backfill, and finish interior trim
Foundation cutting and excavation extent; Window size and well type; Drainage and waterproofing needs; Soil and groundwater conditions; Permit and inspection fees
Excavation for egress wells is cleanest in drier months when soil is easier to manage and groundwater is lower.