Water and Moisture Control

Only once you get your doors tight are you ready to weatherstripby Jay B. Lane

If your house is under assult from groundwater, make perforated pipe your first line of defenseby Eric Nelson

These plastic-based barriers help to keep wind and water at bay, but only if you choose the right product and install it correctlyby Fernando Pagés Ruiz

Let simple wooden wedges do the heavy liftingby Mike Guertin

Rigid insulation is the key to a comfortable living spaceby Andy Engel

by Larry Janesky

by John Spier

by William B. Rose

Drying the foundation and sealing air leaks make houses durable and healthyby Fred Lugano

Keeping water moving out and down is the key to effective sidewall flashingby Scott McBride

Three case studies illustrate the importance of controlling humidity and air leakageby Marc Rosenbaum

Many problems associated with deck deterioration can be traced to the original moisture content of the lumberby Jerry Winandy, Bob Falk, Kent McDonald

by Joseph T. Ponessa

Understanding and preventing moisture movement are the first steps in protecting a house from water damageby Scott Gibson

For a long, healthy life, these structures need a breath of fresh airby Kevin M. Mahoney