Basement egress windows cut and installed to code — required for a legal bedroom below grade, and a real safety issue regardless.
A basement bedroom needs a code-compliant egress window: a way out in a fire, and a way in for a firefighter. It is also what determines whether a finished basement room can legally be called a bedroom when you sell.
The work involves cutting the foundation opening, setting the window and well, and finishing the surround. It is dusty, heavy work and it needs doing correctly.
If you are finishing a basement, this is worth handling before the finish work rather than after.
Based in Sioux Falls, working across the region.
Walls, ceilings, and trim done clean — careful prep, tidy lines, and a finish that lasts. Year-round work, minimal disruption to your home.
Siding, trim, and doors, with proper power-washing and prep so the coat actually holds through South Dakota seasons.
Give your kitchen a new look for a fraction of replacement — cabinets prepped, sprayed, and finished smooth. Indoor work, any season.
Garden beds, container gardens, benches, custom woodwork, and welded stair rails — built to order.
Bring worn hardwood back to life — sanded, stained, and sealed.
Power-wash, prep, and stain to protect decks and fences from sun and weather.
