Window Well Replacements, New Installs and Everything In Between

Some window well jobs are straightforward. Others? Not so much. We're talking heavily rusted wells that have been sitting against a foundation for years, improper grading that sends water straight toward the house, concrete work that has to be cut out and reset - the kind of stuff that takes real experience to handle correctly. That's exactly the type of work we're built for.

What goes into a job like this is more than just swapping out a well. We're addressing the foundation wall, getting the new well properly secured and sealed, correcting any slope issues in the surrounding grade, and making sure water has somewhere to go that isn't your basement. Every step matters. Skipping one can mean water problems down the road.

On installs where we're working next to an existing patio or concrete surface, we take the time to form and pour the surround correctly - reinforced with rebar so it holds up long-term. The well gets flashed and sealed against the foundation wall using proper barrier material. It's not glamorous work, but done right, it protects your home. Done wrong, you're calling someone back out within a couple of seasons.

We also handle window well covers - whether that's a heavy-duty grate style or a clear polycarbonate cover that keeps debris out while still letting light in. Both options serve different needs, and we'll help you figure out which one makes sense for your setup. We're a family-owned business, and that means we're not rushing through jobs to get to the next one. We do the work right because that's what we'd want for our own home.

If your window well is rusted out, pulling away from the foundation, holding water, or just looking rough - it's worth getting a set of eyes on it before it becomes a bigger problem. We offer free inspections, so there's no commitment to just having a conversation about what your well actually needs.