
Why Install Egress Windows?
An egress window is a window large enough for an adult to exit through in case of an emergency, such as a fire, and for rescue personnel to enter. It’s not just an upgrade, it’s required by Michigan building code for any basement bedroom or living area.

Why We Use Andersen Windows
Andersen Windows are backed by over 100 years of innovation and trusted warranties. They combine strength, energy efficiency, and timeless design. Built with Fibrex® composite material—twice as strong as vinyl—they resist warping, fading, and weather damage for decades. Their Low-E glass and insulated frames help maintain indoor comfort year-round while reducing heating and cooling costs.

Benefits of Egress Windows
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Safety & Compliance: Protect your family with a reliable escape route in case of fire or other emergencies. Our installations meet or exceed all local safety codes.
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Increase Home Value: Homes with finished, code-compliant basements often appraise higher. Egress windows make the space legal for bedrooms or rentals.
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Natural Light & Functionality: Egress windows bring in sunlight and ventilation, turning dark basements into bright, usable living spaces.
Our Service Process
We handle every step so you don’t have to worry about permits, measurements, or compliance.
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On-Site Evaluation: We assess your foundation, basement layout, and soil conditions to determine the best window placement and size.
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Permit & Code Management: We handle all necessary city or county permits, ensuring your project meets Michigan building code requirements.
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Excavation & Cutting: Our team excavates the exterior area, cuts the concrete foundation, and preps the space for installation.
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Window Well & Drainage Installation: We install a durable, corrosion-resistant window well with proper drainage to prevent water buildup.
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Window Installation & Sealing: The window is fitted, sealed, and finished inside and out to prevent leaks and drafts.
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Clean-Up & Inspection: We leave your yard and basement clean, and coordinate final inspection to confirm code compliance.

