windows

Next 4 pictures are of same job

This was on old window they used to use for the coal burner heater in
a basement.
The window opened to put the coal threw to the basement.

I removed the old concrete and door / window and added a 24" x 24" vinyl window
with a sealed area on the out side.

On 09/05/08 I was in Greeley.
This job took 8 hours.
Materials and labor came to $950.00
Thats cheap for what I had to use in tools and skill to get the job done.
Cutting the brick, new framing and door.
Door trim only primed, not painted in photo
Sorry for the large pictures, my camera setting was wrong.

02/08

I put 3 basement windows in.

There 16 year old daughter
spends a lot of time in the
basement.
" not a bedroom "

The customer did not want to
spend out the money for
bigger windows. Which means
cutting concrete.

These new windows are called
double slide.
This means " both " windows
slide and pop out.
In case of an emergency.
One could pop both windows
out and crawl threw the
opening. Stepping on a chair
of ladder.
It's not perfect, but it's better
than not being able to climb
out.
The Windows cost $135.00 ea.
I put all 3 in for about $175.00

02/09
Premier Manufacturing wanted this
store room door cut in half.
I added a Hinge, latch and board on
top of bottom door.

$175.00

05/09
Longmont, South Moore Park
6 New Vinyl windows.
3 in front, 3 in back
New windows from Lowes, Low E, Pella Windows

Windows and materials came to $1100.00
Labor came to $950.00