Wood Windows

The Laurelhurst neighborhood in N.E. Portland. Two large direct-glazed picture windows with one of them obstructed by shrubs in this photo.

And although both openings are candidates for upgrading the glass from single-pane to double-pane, this particular opening…

…also has water leak issues, as evidenced by the interior wrinkled MDF panels below.

This is no doubt due to the water-damaged window sill and related components directly above that area on the exterior.

The day for the work arrives, and it takes 4 or 5 of our technicians to load up the two new 9’9″ X 5′ insulated glass units onto one of our vans.

The pony wall beneath the dining room window is opened to check the extent of water damage, while our client trims back the Rhododendron-shrub so we can access the opening from the exterior while we perform the glass & sill replacement work.

Damaged components and the insulation are replaced…

…and the wall is buttoned back up.

The new insulated Low-E Glass units are carefully installed. The dining room pony wall is restored to its former glory, awaiting a final paint-job.

The living room picture window was also upgraded.