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Remodeled Basement Project Completed with Egress Window Installation in Kimberly, Wi

Before
In Kimberly, WI, the homeowners were preparing to finish their basement but discovered that their existing windows did not meet egress code for safe emergency exit. The available wall space was limited, and the surrounding soil grade required careful excavation to prevent drainage issues near the foundation. During the inspection, Sure-Dry’s System Design Specialist confirmed that an egress window system was the right solution to provide both code compliance and increased natural light for the planned living area.

After
Sure-Dry’s installation team excavated the designated wall area, cut a clean and precise opening through the concrete foundation, and installed a properly sized egress window and durable well system with integrated drainage. The well was securely sealed and connected to the home’s waterproofing system to ensure long-term protection from water intrusion. After backfilling and grading, the new window provided abundant daylight and a safe emergency exit.
The homeowners were pleased to have a fully code-compliant, bright, and functional basement space ready for finishing.

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Egress Window Installation in Little Chute, WI

Before
The homeowner in Little Chute, WI had a finished basement space that lacked a code-compliant emergency exit, limiting safety and restricting how the space could be used. The existing basement windows were undersized and did not meet egress requirements, creating concerns for emergency escape and natural light. This was a common issue in older Wisconsin homes where basements were finished without proper consideration for updated building codes.

After
Sure-Dry installed a code-compliant egress window system to provide a safe emergency exit and improve natural light in the basement. The installation included cutting the foundation opening, installing the window and well, and ensuring proper drainage and weather sealing around the system. This upgrade brought the basement into compliance while enhancing safety, functionality, and overall livability of the space.
The homeowner now has a safer, brighter basement with a proper emergency exit that supports long-term use and peace of mind.

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Egress Window Installation in Sherwood, Wi

Before
The homeowner in Sherwood, WI intended to convert their lower level into a habitable space but the existing basement window was too small to meet emergency‐egress code requirements and lacked a properly sized areaway. During the inspection, Sure-Dry’s System Design Specialist identified that the current opening did not satisfy the minimum clear-opening dimensions mandated under Wisconsin law for a bedroom egress window and noted that the soil and drainage conditions around the foundation raised a risk of water intrusion.

After
Sure-Dry’s certified technicians excavated the exterior grade adjacent to the foundation wall, cut and removed the undersized opening, installed a code-compliant egress window unit and constructed a reinforced window well with integrated drain, safe ladder access, and proper back-fill and grading to ensure moisture protection and exterior safety. The result is a finished basement exit that meets all relevant Wisconsin residential code requirements and enables the homeowner to finish the basement room as a legal living/sleeping space with confidence and peace of mind.

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Egress Window Installation in Chilton, WI

Before
In Chilton, WI, the homeowners wanted to add a basement egress window to make their lower level safe and code-compliant for future living space. However, the available wall area for installation was located close to the home’s sump pump system and electrical panel. These tight clearances required precise planning to ensure that no part of the foundation cutting or excavation would interfere with the mechanical systems or compromise waterproofing performance. Sure-Dry’s System Design Specialist carefully assessed the utilities and foundation layout to determine an ideal egress window location that met code while preserving system functionality.

After
Sure-Dry’s experienced installation team excavated the exterior wall section with precision, taking extra precautions to protect the nearby sump discharge lines and electrical conduits. The crew cut the foundation opening using dust-controlled methods, installed a code-compliant insulated egress window, and constructed a reinforced well with proper drainage tied into the existing sump system. All components were sealed and graded to prevent moisture intrusion, ensuring that both the egress and the home’s pump system operated seamlessly.
The homeowner gained a safe, bright, and fully compliant basement exit—completed with careful workmanship that maintained the integrity of their essential home systems.

Sure-Dry is the most trusted and experienced egress window installer near you. Please click here to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate today!

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Egress Window Well System Installation in HIlbert, WI

Before:
A homeowner in Hilbert, WI, wanted to install an egress window to bring more natural light into their basement and meet safety code requirements for a planned living space. The existing basement windows were small and inefficient, providing little light or ventilation and no emergency exit. The homeowner wanted a professional solution that would improve both the safety and comfort of their home.

After:
Sure-Dry’s installation team excavated the exterior area and installed a new egress window system, including a large, code-compliant window, a durable window well, and a clear cover to keep out water and debris. Drainage stone was added at the base of the well to ensure proper water management and long-term performance. The new installation provided a bright, open basement with improved airflow and a safe emergency exit that meets all modern building codes.

The homeowner was thrilled with the transformation, noting how much brighter and more inviting the basement now feels — and with confidence knowing the new system provides both safety and durability.

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