Solarium, Sunroom & Skylight Repair

Foster, Oregon. South East of Albany in the Cascade foothills. Oregon native that I am, and having traveled extensively and camped throughout the State, I still had never even heard of it before this project. To get a slightly better look at this house, you might try clicking on the photo to enlarge it.

Some fairly creative architecture in my humble opinion. The house is 20 years old and time to reglaze the glass in the Pella sunroom roofline.

These are but two of many points of entry where water was beginning to show up on the interior side of the structure.

We spent 9 days in Foster with a three man crew and learned a thing or two about Pella sunroom structures. That’s Foster lake in the background.

Our client wisely allowed us to convince her that the insulated glass should be replaced at this juncture. And so Sean Miller & Phil McNair are shown here in the process of removing the original glass.

After which Sean goes about cleaning off the surfaces upon which the new insulated glass shall sit.

The new insulated glass.

Step one of the new glazing system.

Step two. Pressure bars sitting atop step one after the Polyurethane caulking is applied beneath the step one components.

Of course there are many other steps and other work that our limited number of photos will not allow us opportunity to discuss extensively here, such as the work we were contracted to do to refurbish the Pella windows installed vertically, like these in one of the basement walls, as well as those directly beneath the Pella sunroom roofline windows. Or the Pella skylight glass we replaced.