Below are some of the differences that set Egress Systems, Inc. apart from our competitors. Simply stated...

"We install the best wells, and the best doors at the best price."

Egress Systems, Inc.

1. Everyone knows that an "arch" is the strongest shape for supporting weight. Our Wellcraft® egress window wells are in the shape of an arch, unlike most of our competitors whose wells are square.
2. Our basement egress wells are one piece, molded from polyethylene. We also offer adjustable multi-piece egress wells that interlock around the circumference of the unit with a 7" overlap which does not compromise the structural integrity of the well and provides a water tight seal.
3. The mounting flanges and hardware for the Wellcraft® egress window wells are on the exterior of the well, hidden from view.
4. Our polycarbonate egress window well covers completely cover the well and are designed to prevent water from entering the window well. They can also support up to 500 pounds!
5. Our product warranties include: Lifetime Warranty for Jeldwen® windows; 10 Year Warranty for Wellcraft® wells; and a 5 Year Warranty for Bilco® Doors and PermEntry® Stairwells.
6. We remove all excavated dirt and the concrete cut out during the installation of your well. We do not leave behind any debris.

Competitors

1. Some of our competitors use square wells which do not offer the strength and support of an arch-shaped well.
2. Some of our competitors square wells "snap" together which create weak points that water will infiltrate, freeze, and force the "snapped" together pieces apart and possibly cause structural failure of the well.
3. Some of our competitor's flanges and hardware are in plain sight inside the well.
4. Some of our competitor's covers actually direct water into the well and have virtually no structural integrity. Their covers do not fully cover the wells which can allow small animals to enter the well. Their covers also "cut through" the middle of the window which distorts your view.
5. Some of our competitor's do not remove the dirt that they dig up when installing your well, leaving you with a pile of dirt in your yard.