Window Flashing - Page 3 of 8

Builder Josh Salinger shows how his crew installs, waterproofs, and air-seals a window in a wall with rainscreen siding details and a self-adhered housewrap.

In this episode of FHB House Wisconsin, builder Ian Schwandt shows how to flash a window opening for a high-performance home with a rainscreen under the siding.

The process is the same as for a rectangular window, but special attention should be paid to the head flashing.

Remodeler Josh Oduin points out mistakes made on the previous window install and shows how to make an airtight and watertight replacement.

The FHB podcast team troubleshoots an issue with failing cedar siding and discusses the installation of vinyl on top.

An expert builder shares his experience using this expanding-foam tape as an alternative to traditional spray foam to seal gaps around new windows.

New water-resistive ZIP System Flashing Tape from Huber ups the ante for moisture control.

In this Shop Class video, learn tips for applying ZIP System Liquid Flash to provide a continuous seal around window and door openings.

See how to use a combination of ZIP System stretch tape and regular flashing tape to make window and door penetrations waterproof and airtight.

One builder's solution for making sure waterproofing and air-sealing are done right is to have a dedicated crew member oversee quality control.