Windows

If you don’t include housewrap, use a sill pan, and flash the flanges, the work is far from watertight.by Rob Moody

Doing everything to ensure a leakproof job? If you don’t include the housewrap, use a sill pan, and flash the flanges, the work is far from watertight.by Rob Moody

With new weatherstripping, weights, pulleys, and ropes, you can improve performance without compromising historical authenticityby John Michael Davis

When installed properly, this centuries-old roofing can last a lifetimeby Patrick Sheeley

Providing natural light, fresh air, and a code-compliant exit can be the most important aspect of any basement remodelby Roger German

They're a big investment with a big potential payoff. Here's what you need to know about types, warranties, comfort, and installation.by Daniel S. Morrison

by Matt Hausmann

Yes, they're worth fixing. Those old windows were built better (and from better wood) than anything you can buy today.by David Gibney

by Lynn Underwood

Remove the sashes to lighten the window, and use a temporary support as an extra pair of handsby Gregory Burr

by Roe A. Osborn

PVC extrusions offer low cost, low maintenance and thermal performance that rivals woodby Scott Gibson

A nailing flange makes installation quick and easy; but pay attention to the details, or you'll never get the windows openby Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

Lay out the curved plates with a trammel, then use them as a bending form for laminated trimby Spencer Horn

by Paul Fisette

New options in glazing, sizes and flashing systems can have you scratching your head when trying to choose the right skylightby Roe A. Osborn

In a fog about choosing windows? You have to consider glazing systems, window styles and frame materialsby Jefferson Kolle

A full-scale drawing reduces the chance of errorby Carl Hagstrom

by Scott Bruce