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Vinyl Windows Installed

When this house was built, the windows were nailed to the framing and then the siding was put on over the window flanges.

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Window with green frame reflecting trees and interior with red curtain.

This is the old aluminum window with one piece of trim removed.

Close-up of a window with a red curtain inside, framed by a beige and green border, set against a white wall.

You can see the siding covers the window flange.

Sliding window with a red-toned shade on the left side, reflecting a colorful outdoor scene.

Pull the nails and cut the siding in order to reveal the window flange.

A sliding window with one side closed with a red curtain, the other side showing a view of green trees.

Carefully remove the cut-off strip of siding, revealing the window flange.

Sliding glass window with red curtain, reflecting trees.

Pull the flange nails and remove the aluminum window.

Wooden door frame with peeling paint next to a white wall and pink fabric.

Plastic interior storm windows are glued to the surround.

An open window in a kitchen, looking out onto a backyard with trees and a fence.

Interior trim, surround and storm window removed.

Open window frame in a white wall, revealing a room with a light fixture and objects.

Nail the cut-off strips back into place and caulk the saw cut.

White-framed sliding window with reflective glass, installed in a stucco wall.

Shim the new window so the reveal is straight, screw it into place, caulk around it, and pack insulation around it from the inside.

White-framed sliding window on a beige wall, with a partial view of an interior with a fluorescent light.

After the caulk dries, paint the siding around the new window.

Green-trimmed window in a tan wall, one side covered in black material, the other clear.

Pre-paint the trim, put it on and caulk it.

Sliding window on beige wall with green trim and white frame.

The outside is done, but there's new interior trim to install.

Kitchen window with wooden trim, reflecting a refrigerator and cabinets.

I stained and Varithaned clear hemlock for the new surround and trim.

Wooden windowsill below a window, with a shiny metal faucet visible below.

Hemlock is easy to work with and looks great.

This was the kitchen window. This house took 3 bedroom windows, 1 bathroom window, a 5' by 8' double opening living room window, and double hung french doors leading onto the patio.

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STEVE MILLER

Owner / Laborer

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(360) 258-6383

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  • Hand thinned & shaped shrubs, hedges & trees
  • Lawn maintenance including cut new edges; bark; aerate; dethatch; feed; treat pH & clay; insect, disease, & weed control
  • Roof, concrete, deck & fence cleaning and treatment
  • Retaining walls, fences, sheds & decks built
  • Over-seeding and lawns installed
  • Sprinkler systems designed, installed and maintained

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