Wood Windows

Skyline area just east of the Forest Heights area.

Our client had already had some of his windows replaced, and so he knew already that he wanted Eagle Wood-Clad Windows to match the others he had previously replaced. Go to: http://www.eaglewindow.com/Home.aspx if you’d like to read more on this product.

Eagle Windows, which has been acquired by Andersen Windows, is a Canadian company that has historically offered “Fir” as their entry level wood species, as opposed to pine like so many other wood window companies. Eagle Windows are among the number of top-shelf wood windows available today.

As it would happen, our client already knew he had damage issues beneath his siding and wanted it all repaired and his cedar siding replaced. He was what we might call a “dream-client.”

In our experience, less than 1 percent of home-owners possess a reasonable sense of the condition of their home’s exterior envelope. Although, in defense of the 99+ percent, this gentleman’s insight was likely due to his previous remodeling experiences on this property.

In any event, his number one priority seemed to be that it would be done correctly. As you can see from the photos, much of the wall had need to be opened up and some structural wall components were replaced due to water damage.

This was a particularly satisfying project because our client seemed to have complete confidence in our work. We don’t know for certain, but we suspect that his confidence in our company may have stemmed from our reputation for extensive…

…water remediation and exterior envelope flashing work. Many contractors know what we’re talking about when say that there is nothing like work that comes by means of referral.

So many hurdles are usually cleared before you even begin the job. There is nothing like having a client who is on your side rooting for you.

Someone who has a reasonable basis for believing his expenditure will result in what he wants it to result in. In this case…a finished product that is among the best that money can buy.