What to Expect During an Egress Window Well Installation: A Step-by-Step Walkthrough
What is it like to get a new egress window well installed in your basement? Let’s take a step by step walkthrough of the entire experience.
What is it like to get a new egress window well installed in your basement? Let’s take a step by step walkthrough of the entire experience.
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In this article we’ll explore the top 6 reasons why you should consider adding an egress window well to your home.
In this post we’ll take a look at the building code for egress window well ladders. But first, why are window well ladders so important?
Having a dependable ladder inside your egress window well is essential for ensuring the safety of your family. If the ladder inside your window well isn’t designed properly, it could hinder or prevent a family member from escaping a burning inferno.
You’ve decided that you would like to add an egress window well to your home. Now it's time to figure out how to buy a window well. In this article, we’ll cover the various steps of the buying process so you know what to expect and most of all, what actions to take next.
Most people install an egress window well for practical reasons such as safety and natural lighting. But that doesn’t mean your window well has to be plain Jane or boring. An egress window can actually be a really great addition to your basement decor.
An egress window is an emergency exit window. “Egress” in the general sense refers to the act of leaving or going out. In construction terminology, it refers to an exit. So essentially, you could say that an egress window is an exit window. If you’re trying to look up building codes that talk about “exits,” you’ll notice that “egress” is often used.
Why Are Egress Windows So Important?
Growing up, founder Wes Miller was part of an Amish community in the Hutchinson area. The community valued good, honest hard work, and most of the men were farmers or worked in some type of construction. As an adult, Wes spent 15 years working for a construction company that specialized in pouring basements underneath existing homes.
Yes, you can replace your small basement window with a brand new egress window.
Why Get an Egress Window?
Family is a big value for owner Wes Miller. Over a decade ago, he and his wife Denise, adopted three children. They have a passion for supporting families involved in adoption and foster care.