Full scope full service

10 windows and 1 door on a home in central Bozeman. The old units were a hodge-podge of different colors, types, and even some inserts.
We replaced these old vinyl windows with Pella Impervia fiberglass units, complete frames with new-construction flanges.

Removing the old windows and installing new ones is not the bulk of the work - it actually goes pretty quick. Most of the work is the odds and ends before, during, and after the replacement. Little bits of scope including:

  • Staging materials, units, and prepping the site (like masking off rooms for dust)

  • Prepping/modifying rough openings and flashing sills

  • Removing trims and siding

  • Painting new trims, fixing siding as required

  • Properly flashing new windows, insulating, caulking, more caulking, and touch-ups

  • Repairing some significant rot at the back door, where the deck ledger wasn’t properly sealed and flashed. See the pictures below to see how much rot can hide behind a deck ledger

  • Cleanup and touch-ups - this part can feel like it takes forever, but it’s all necessary!

  • Specialty caulking, like the special sanded caulk at the bricks

  • Strange existing conditions, like the wire that was run through the old door frame

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