509 Concrete Cutting and Egress Windows
The specifications for egress windows in Washington are outlined in the International Residential Code (IRC), which the state has adopted.
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Construction projects can come in all shapes and sizes. One subcategory of construction projects involves retrofitting and renovating old or existing structures to modernize internal systems. These include HVAC, plumbing, fire safety systems (sprinklers, sensors), electrical, gas, and telecommunications. When retrofitting or installing these in an existing building, construction firms can encounter problems when the
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If you have a non-conforming basement bedroom, installing an egress window or door is crucial to bring it up to code.
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Do you use your basement as a living space? Often, people use their basements as a rec room, a kid’s den, a dad’s hangout, or an exercise room.
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If you don’t have an egress window in your basement, it can severely limit the uses to which you can put that space.
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Cutting a concrete slab for a remodeling project is an intimidating prospect for many homeowners, and for a good reason: this is not an easy job.
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Here in the Pacific Northwest, many homes have basements. These basements are sometimes built as part of the living space. However, in other cases, these spaces are empty shells, often used for storage or “bonus rooms” where people can set up exercise equipment or create a rec room. Having a big basement is an excellent
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