Drafty Windows, Fogged Glass,
And Trim You Can Push A Finger Through.
Most window problems around here are not the window — they are the opening. Rotted trim and missing sill flashing let water into the framing for years. We rebuild the opening, flash it properly, and wrap it so it stays dry.
The Opening Gets Rebuilt: Soft framing and rotted trim cut out and replaced before a new unit goes in. Setting a window into wet wood wastes the window.
Sill Pan And Flashing Tape: Water that gets past the glass has to have a way back out. That detail is what most installs skip.
Aluminum Wrap, Bent On Site: Color-matched coil formed to your trim profile so the wood never sees weather again.
Rotted Trim Around The Opening, Not A Bad Window
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The Window Is Only Half The Job
Flashing, wrap, and sound framing are what keep water out of the wall for the next twenty years.
It Starts At The Top Corners
Failed caulk at the head trim lets water in and it works down the jamb. By the time paint bubbles, the wood is gone.
Clean, Square, Sealed
Wraps cut tight to the frame with a proper reveal — no lumpy corners and no caulk holding the job together.
Windows, Wraps And Siding Together
Doing the openings while the siding is off is the cheapest time to do it right and get a watertight wall assembly.
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One local crew for the whole outside of your house. Same phone number, same people.