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Installing or correcting window flashing to keep wind-driven Puget Sound rain from reaching your walls.
Flashing is the layered defense that directs water away from a window and out over the siding, and poor flashing is a leading cause of hidden wall rot in our region. We remove trim as needed to inspect and install proper head, jamb, and sill flashing integrated with your weather-resistive barrier. Every lap is oriented to shed water downward and outward. Correct flashing protects your framing, insulation, and interior finishes for the long haul.
Prevents leaks and costly hidden wall rot; Integrates with the home's weather barrier; Protects framing, insulation, and drywall; Extends the life of windows and siding; Corrects deficiencies from prior installs
1) Expose the window perimeter and assess existing flashing; 2) Install sill flashing and pan as needed; 3) Layer jamb and head flashing to shed water; 4) Integrate with the weather barrier and reinstall trim
Number of windows requiring flashing; Whether siding or trim must be removed; Extent of existing water damage; Flashing materials and detailing; Re-siding or trim restoration
Flashing work is best performed in dry conditions so the wall assembly stays sound while it's opened up.