Windows with various ways of opening allow ventilation while providing architectural interest to this home, being renovated by JLT Construction.

JLT Construction puts sheathing on this home to prep before the siding is installed. Excellent weather conditions have been a huge help in getting this project buttoned up.

JLT Construction installed these narrow horizontal windows near the peak of the vaulted ceiling. Their patterned glass allows light in, but makes maintenance easier too by not requiring such frequent cleaning…a practical choice for their location!

What a way to wake up! This master suite view has a large bay window flanked by two narrow, tall side windows. JLT Construction has used windows as a main architectural feature in this home.

What a wonderful place for a window seat! JLT Construction has given these homeowners many ways to enjoy their view.

JLT Construction built a Juliet balcony at the top of the stairs in this home. It’s the perfect place to enjoy the expansive view, and occasionally watch bald eagles across the lake!

Windows are a big part of this project and JLT Construction has installed them in interesting places, such as these tall narrow windows flanking the bay window of the master suite. They allow the owners to enjoy more of the view and more natural light.

Soon this project will be completed. There is nothing more exciting than seeing what started as an idea turn into a concrete concept, then watching as JLT Construction brings the concept to life through their skilled craftsmanship.

If you live on the Oregon coast, you know that weatherproofing around doors and windows is essential in this climate. JLT construction can help you keep the heat in and the cold out, so your home stays cozy this winter.