About
A referral site, with the contractor left out
The publisher explains egress openings for Castle Rock homeowners and answers the phone. The site does not install the window.
Castle Rock Egress Windows is a website for homeowners who want a clear explanation of basement emergency escape openings in Castle Rock, Colorado. It is a referral and information resource. It is not the company that cuts the foundation.
Who you reach
The phone number on this site, 720-961-3434, is a Google Voice line for the publisher of the website. A call does not ring an installation crew, a showroom, or a manufacturer. No street address is published because this site does not operate a public office.
What a referral means here
When someone calls, they reach the publisher. If the publisher later has an independent company to introduce, that company would be the one to measure, quote, permit, and install. No such company is named on these pages. Until one is, this site will not claim a partner, a license number, an insurance certificate, a warranty, or a crew.
What is deliberately missing
- No job photos. None have been supplied by a named installer, and stock photos of someone else's work will not be used.
- No years-in-business claim. This website is not a contractor resume.
- No homeowner reviews. None have been supplied and checked, so none are shown.
- No price list and no payback claim. A quote and an appraisal are specific to a house, and neither is published here.
Code, in one paragraph
An egress window does not automatically create a legal bedroom. The Town of Castle Rock publishes its own basement finish guide and its own adopted codes. Parker, Lone Tree, and unincorporated Douglas County, including much of Highlands Ranch, are different permit counters. The questions page and the official links are the place to read that carefully.