Window Flashing - Page 2 of 8

For a wall with exterior insulation, learn how to install and flash an Andersen window with an integral flange.

Missing or incorrect flashing under a brick sill causes these white salt deposits, which can damage brick over time. Here's how to fix that.

Builder Ben Bogie chases and seals air leaks with Loctite TITE FOAM insulating foam sealant in this high-performance home.

Keeping out air and water for the long haul requires using seam and flashing tape the right way.

This straightforward method focuses on water management, air infiltration, and smooth operation.

Certain window installations can cause gaps that make flashing a nightmare.

Designer Amber Westerman shares drawings and details for building a high-performing slab-on-grade foundation, double-stud wall, and truss roof with nontoxic materials.

The hosts respond to a listener's question about choosing the right vapor retarder for a straw-bale home, as well as what makes this construction method so compelling and cheap, and considerations for moisture management.

Don't let your guard down just because these flashings are on vertical surfaces—learn to install drip caps to reliably block water from leaking into your walls.

Use a brake to custom-bend your own cap flashing to better protect the tops of your windows, doors, and other horizontal exterior-trim transitions.