Egress Window Systems


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We provide top-quality basement egress window kits and turn-key installation.


If you are considering adding an egress window to your basement and would like to learn about our services, please contact us and let us help you. We service the entire state of Ohio, and have been known to travel out of state in special circumstances.

We have specialized in basement egress window installations for over 15 years, have seen and solved every scenario, and have earned the highest rating in Ohio for turn-key, done-for-you egress window systems.

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Basement Egress Windows FAQs

Q: What is a basement egress window?

A: A basement egress window is a window that meets specific size and accessibility requirements to allow safe exit from a below-grade basement room in case of an emergency.

Q: What are the size requirements for a basement egress window?

A: The International Residential Code (IRC) requires that a basement egress window has a minimum opening width of 20 inches, a minimum opening height of 24 inches, a minimum net clear opening of 5.7 square feet, and a maximum sill height of 44 inches above the floor.

Q: Why do I need a basement egress window in my below-level bedroom?

A: A basement egress window provides a safe means of exit in case of a fire or other emergency. It also allows natural light and ventilation into the basement, making it a more comfortable and livable space.

Q: Are there any specific building codes I need to follow when installing a basement egress window?

A: Yes, the IRC has specific requirements for basement egress windows, including size, accessibility, and location. It is important to consult with a professional contractor or building code official to ensure compliance with local regulations.

Q: How much does it cost to install a basement egress window?

A: The cost of installing a basement egress window can vary depending on factors such as the size of the window, the complexity of the installation, and the location of the window. A major factor is whether the window is below-grade. Below grade egress windows requiring concrete-cutting, excavation, area walls, and covers start at about $5,000, but an egress window mostly above-grade may cost as low as $2,000.00.

Q: Can I install a basement egress window myself?

A: It is possible to install a basement egress window yourself, but it is not recommended unless you have experience with construction and building codes. Improper installation can result in safety hazards and code violations.

Q: How long does it take to install a basement egress window?

A: The installation time for a basement egress window can vary depending on the size of the window and the complexity of the installation. However, a typical installation can be accomplished by an experienced crew in a single work-day.

Q: Can a basement egress window be used for ventilation?

A: Yes, a basement egress window can be used for ventilation, as well as providing natural light and emergency egress.

Q: What types of materials are used for basement egress windows?

A: Basement egress windows can be made from a variety of materials, including vinyl, fiberglass, and wood. The material you choose will depend on factors such as durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic preference.

Q: How can I ensure my basement egress window is properly maintained?

A: Proper maintenance of your basement egress window includes regular cleaning, inspection, and repair of any window hardware, if necessary. It is also important to ensure that the egress window well area drain is clear of debris and functioning properly.