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Keep Water Away From Your Home
Egress windows provide an emergency exit and also enhance the natural light and ventilation of your basement. At Diamond Waterproofing & Masonry, we specialize in expert egress window and well installation, ensuring your home is waterproof. Schedule a free estimate today.
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Protect Your Basement From Water Damage
Egress windows and wells are safety features that’s often overlooked, but is actually very important for keeping your basement safe. These systems provide an emergency exit route while also allowing natural light and ventilation into your basement. Installed below ground level, these windows are accompanied by a well that ensures the area around the window stays free of dirt and debris.
When you choose Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing, we make the installation process simple, easy, and quick. With our expertise, we will be able to provide you strong protection against water damage, while also giving you a safe escape route.
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Take the first step toward a dry, secure home. Contact us now for expert waterproofing and masonry solutions tailored to your needs.
Don’t wait for water damage to ruin your basement. Whether you’re finishing your basement or making sure that your home is up to code, Diamond Waterproofing & Masonry provides expert egress window and well installation to keep your basement dry and safe. Get in touch today for your free estimate.
An egress window refers to a window that serves as an emergency exit from a basement or below-grade living space. These windows must meet specific building codes to allow for safe escape in case of an emergency. A window well, on the other hand, is the structure that surrounds the egress window. It is a depression in the ground, often with a metal or plastic lining, designed to prevent soil and water from entering around the window.
Yes, it is recommended to cover your egress window well to prevent debris, leaves, and other materials from collecting inside. A cover helps to keep the area around the window well clean and protects the window from water, reducing the risk of moisture and damage.
Yes, window wells are a great idea, especially if you have a basement or below-grade living space. They not only allow light and air into your basement, making it more livable and pleasant, but they also provide a crucial safety feature as part of your egress window system. Additionally, window wells can prevent water from seeping into your basement by directing runoff away from the window.
To keep water out of egress window wells, there are several important measures to take:
By implementing these steps, you can effectively manage water and prevent moisture from damaging your basement.
Yes, they should have a drain. A well-designed drain system is crucial to prevent water from accumulating inside the well and seeping into the basement. The drain typically consists of a perforated pipe at the bottom of the well that channels water away from the window and foundation.
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