
Egress windows
Bring in daylight, fresh air, and a dedicated emergency escape route with a professionally installed window system.
Explore your window options ↗See how Connecticut basements change—from Waterford and East Lyme to Winchester and New Canaan. Compare real installations, understand your options, and plan the opening around your home.
A finished room, an inward-opening sash, and a covered exterior well raise different planning questions. Explore a complete local example before deciding what to ask about your own basement.
From a new emergency escape window to easier basement access, find the right solution for your Connecticut home.

Bring in daylight, fresh air, and a dedicated emergency escape route with a professionally installed window system.
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Create convenient access with a full-size basement entrance, a custom stairwell, and thoughtful drainage.
Plan your basement walkout ↗
Protect your window well from debris and the elements with a custom-fit cover designed for emergency access.
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A basement should feel like part of your home. Our team helps you create a safer, brighter space with careful workmanship from the first conversation to the final cleanup.
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Bring natural light into the space your family uses every day.

Tell us about your home, your basement, and what you want to accomplish. We’ll help you understand your options.
Review the system, placement, drainage, and local requirements so you know what to expect before work begins.
Our experienced team installs your system and cleans up the work area. Most window installations take just one day.
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Ask about your town →An egress window provides an emergency escape and rescue opening. A complete basement system includes an appropriately sized window and window well, with access features suited to the installation.
Most Egress Pros window installations are completed in one day. Timing depends on your foundation, site conditions, and the scope of the project. Your estimate will outline what to expect.
Permit and inspection requirements depend on your municipality and project. Our team can discuss the local requirements during your consultation. Final approval rests with the local building department.
An emergency escape opening is one part of the requirements. Ceiling height, ventilation, smoke alarms, and other local rules may also apply. Check the complete requirements with your local building department.
We offer custom well covers. Contact our team with the well’s dimensions and photos to discuss fit, material, and emergency access.
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Understand the budget, compare the parts, and see how the route works.
Compare the full installation scope, from the opening to the finishes.
Read the Connecticut cost guide →Review inward operation, wells, covers, grates, and ladders.
Compare the components →Explore real project photos and questions for your handover.
See the system step by step →Helpful answers for your next basement project.

Six decisions to settle before furniture, framing, and finishes make an escape-window project harder to coordinate.
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Look beyond the closed-window photo: compare the sash movement, screen, room-side clearance, and space in the well.
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What a cover can help with, what an exterior photograph cannot tell you, and which water questions belong in your estimate.
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