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Watertight Window Flashing
Q: When installing new windows, I believe it is considered good practice to allow the head flashing above the window trim to overhang a little bit on each side. This…
Andersen Flashing Installation Kit
Flashing kits for windows and doors
York Manufacturing 304SS Flashing
Has a puncture-resistance rating of 2500 psi
Video Vault Series: Install Leak-Free Openings
In this series, Mike Guertin takes us through all of the choices and steps for installing leak-free doors and windows in a wall sheathed with foam insulation.
Windows in Double-Stud Walls: In-Betweenies
When building with double-stud walls to maximize energy efficiency, locating windows can be a challenge. Traditionally, windows either lie flat on the exterior sheathing ("outies") or are installed closer to…
Install a Full-Frame Replacement Window: Removing Old Trim and Measuring for a New Window in a Brick Wall
Remodeler Mike Sloggatt starts this tricky remodeling project by carefully removing old trim and measuring for a new window.
How to Measure and Prepare an Opening For A Replacement Window
Remodeler Mike Sloggatt shows how to make sure you order the right-size replacement window.
VIDEO SERIES: Install Insert Replacement Windows in a Brick Wall
Learn every step in the process, from measuring and ordering a window to installing and air-sealing it
Installing a New Window in an Old Opening
A leak-free installation depends on compatible materials and multiple layers of defense.
Flashing on a Curve
With modern flashing tapes, a metal head flashing isn't needed on an arched window—but there are ways to make one if you want to.

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