Jackson Egress Windows

02/27/2026

Before the big saw goes to work we make a small incision with an angle grinder to make sure the cut is precisely where we want it.

02/27/2026

Preparing to cut for a horizontal slider.

02/25/2026

This is how we protect the inside of your basement during an egress window installation. The entire work area is tented off.

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

Our new showroom is nearing completion. We painted the walls today. The tile was finished last week. It currently features an installed Stoneview system and installed Quarryview system. We just need to build a few displays for a crank out casement and horizontal slider window. The entry into the nine foot basement is through a double door that is accessed by a 17 foot wide, gradual slope concrete ramp. We even saved a 1760 lb slab of concrete for those who really want to understand what is involved in installing an egress window. It is on display outside between the two egress wells.

10/21/2025

One of my favorite installs, although I underpriced it, because we decided it wasn’t a good idea to toss the concrete off the roof into the dump trailer. We ended up carrying it all out through the building, by hand.

09/17/2025

Custom walkout and above grade window installed in Marysville, Ohio.

09/08/2025

Mittens inspecting the ongoing work on the new Jackson Egress Windows showroom. Mittens was a stray that showed up about a month ago. The new showroom will feature a handicap accessible, forty foot long slightly sloped ramp with nine foot tall retaining walls on either side of the 16 foot wide entry approach. We plan to have an example of every product we install, including Eddington stone, Quarryview, Stoneview, and Rockwells, along with single hung in-swing casement, crank-out casement, and horizontal slider windows. We are hoping to have it open in the next thirty days. We look forward to your visit where you can see the products first hand and if you are bold, you can pet a goat or look at the many other animals (Llamas, Alpaca, Emu, cows, ducks, etc.) that call the 32 acre property home.