Water keeps coming through a basement window well in Sterling during big storms. What actually fixes it?

Start outside, because window well water is a drainage failure wearing a window's clothes. The well's own drain, where one was installed, clogs with the leaves and mulch the well collects; the grading above it settles toward the house across decades; and the downspout nearest the well often discharges exactly where the well must drain. The fixes are correspondingly plain: a clear well with a working drain or a cover, grading that sheds water away, and downspout discharge moved off the wall. Interior cleanup without those three is a subscription. A scope that prices both the dryout and the outside corrections, in writing, is the one that ends the pattern.