Basement Window Well Installation, Replacement, and Repair

What Is a Basement Window Well?

A window well is a small retaining wall built around a basement window. Its main purpose is to:

• Keep soil and moisture away from the window
  
  

• Allow more sunlight into your basement
  
  

• Improve ventilation and safety
  
  

• Prevent flooding and leaks around basement windows
  
  

If constructed or maintained improperly, window wells can collect water and lead to leaks, mold, and even structural damage. That’s why quality installation—and regular repair—is key.

Our Window Well Services in Ottawa

The Euro Parging team provides full-service solutions, including:

• New window well installation
  
  

• Window well repair and replacement
  
  

• Drainage system upgrades to prevent water pooling
  
  

• Cutting larger basement window openings
  
  

• Egress window systems with safety-compliant window wells
  
  

We follow proper grading, drainage, and sealing methods to ensure every window well we install not only lets in light but also keeps water out.

Thinking About Egress Windows?

If you're finishing your basement or creating a bedroom below grade, building code may require an egress window for emergency exit access.

We can safely cut larger openings in your foundation to install egress windows and code-compliant egress window wells—giving you both peace of mind and a brighter, safer basement.

Why Upgrade Your Window Wells?

• Increase natural light in your basement
  
  

• Add value and curb appeal to your home
  
  

• Prevent flooding and moisture intrusion
  
  

• Comply with egress codes for basement bedrooms
  
  

• Improve airflow and livability in lower levels
  
  

Book Your Free Estimate in Ottawa

Whether you're upgrading your old rusted window wells, planning a basement renovation, or need an egress window system, Euro Parging is here to help.

📧 Contact us at europarging@gmail.com to request your free, no-obligation estimate.

Let’s bring light, safety, and peace of mind to your basement—starting today.