Architects and engineers using egress systems create additional value in lower-level designs. New home builders are always looking for ways to reduce the cost of construction and still offer the square footage needed by families.
With the installation of egress systems, open stairwells that move airflow and ventilation from one floor to another make for a more comfortable living space — and more profit for a property owner. In addition, egress systems are required by NJ law in any property where the basement is used as living space. In many homes, the basement leads directly to the kitchen where most home fires originate. Without an effective egress system, residents can be trapped in the basement with no means of escape, creating a difficult entry point for first responders.
Egress windows are essential to meet safety and building code requirements in architectural and engineering designs.
Egress windows can be seamlessly integrated into designs, providing natural light and emergency egress without compromising aesthetics.
Architects and engineers contribute to creating safer, more functional living spaces for clients through proper egress window designs.
Satisfying clients by ensuring safety and functionality in designs can lead to long-lasting professional relationships.
At Egress Solutions, we offer a variety of possibilities for architects and engineers using egress systems to add value, safety, and profitability to new buildings. We can install a new and safer egress system in your existing or new building. We serve clients in New Jersey, Eastern and Central Pennsylvania, Delaware, Northern Maryland, and Southern New York.
Egress Solutions can provide the technical documents required for building permits, free of charge to architects and engineers. Product drawings and structural engineering specifications are available for all municipalities.
If you are involved in the planning of future homes or spaces that include basements as part of the residential plan, reach out to Egress Solutions today! We can help you include an egress window system in a design that is safer, compliant with building codes, and allows for greater ventilation and light into the home.