Harvey Window Replacement in Leominster, MA

  • LocationLeominster, MA
  • CompletedApril 2023
  • ServiceWindow Replacement
  • ProductsHarvey
  • Finishwarm white
  • Photos14

We completed this window replacement job in Leominster, MA in April 2023. The photos show a new basement egress window set into a freshly cut opening in the poured foundation wall, with the surrounding well excavated below the existing white lap siding.

One photo looks out from inside the basement through the new opening: a bare concrete wall, a fresh pressure-treated buck lining the cut, and beyond it the excavated pit with a stepladder standing in it, a pile of crushed stone and a sawhorse work station at grade. Another looks in from outside, the same treated buck framed into the foundation over black flashing tape, with the basement floor and mechanicals visible through the hole. The third is a close view down into the trench along the parged wall.

The job began with excavating a well down the foundation wall, then saw-cutting a new opening in the concrete and framing it with a pressure-treated buck. Flashing membrane was run around the perimeter of the cut before the window went in. Crushed stone was stockpiled on site for drainage backfill at the bottom of the well.

Details visible in the photos include basement egress window, excavated window well, cut concrete foundation opening. Materials on the elevation: white vinyl lap siding, poured concrete foundation, white vinyl egress window, insulated glass unit.

Products used: Harvey. The finish shown is warm white. Progress photos went to the homeowner as the job moved along. Permits, inspections and dumpster logistics were handled by us.

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What's in this project

  • New opening saw-cut through a solid concrete foundation wall
  • Pressure-treated buck framed into the cut on all four sides
  • Black flashing membrane run around the opening perimeter
  • Well excavated below grade with crushed stone stockpiled for backfill

Project photos