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In the basement of a residence located in Clark, NJ, the homeowner sought to replace the existing window well to enhance the finished living space. For finished basements, it is essential to have an egress window to ensure a safe exit in the event of an emergency. Quality 1st provided an effective solution for the homeowner. We installed the Rockwell Window Well to replace the existing window. These egress windows feature a one-piece installation that prevents water from leaking through the wells and offers resistance to rot and rust. Additionally, the Rockwell Windows are designed with a tightly sealed cover that keeps leaves, dirt, and debris out. With the installation of this new egress window, the finished basement now has a safe emergency exit, which also increases natural light in the space and ensures protection against water leakage. System Design Specialist: Greg L. Foreman: Faustino

Existing Window Well

The current window in the basement is insufficient in size for the completed living space. It is essential for windows in finished basements to be adequately sized to provide an emergency exit.

Replacing Old Basement Window

Our team excavates the soil along the foundation to prepare for the installation of the new well. They subsequently drill into the basement wall to create an opening that accommodates the new egress window.

One-Piece Installation

The RockWell Window Well is constructed as a single unit from durable materials, ensuring it remains stable under the weight of heavy rainwater and saturated soil.

Safe and Durable Window

The RockWell Window Well is equipped with an internal ladder to facilitate easy access for exiting the basement through the window well.

Completed Egress Window Installation

Our team efficiently backfills the hole excavated for the window well. The polycarbonate safety cover is installed near ground level, safeguarding the well from water accumulation and debris, while also minimizing the risk of accidental falls by animals or individuals.