Every job here is one of ours, photographed on site. We publish the ones that show something worth learning from.
Water was tracking in during heavy rain. The roof was fine — the original developer had left gaps around the window head with no flashing tape behind the cladding.
Opened the junction, installed proper head flashing and tape in the correct order, sealed the perimeter, then hosed the wall down for twenty minutes to prove it was dry before closing up.
The crank mechanism had snapped clean off the sash. The homeowner expected to need a new window.
Identified the operator model, sourced a match, replaced the mechanism and adjusted the sash so it closes onto full weatherstrip contact. Work mat down, floor spotless.
Wind-driven damage had opened the siding beside a window, letting water behind the wall assembly.
Removed the affected boards, checked the sheathing for moisture, rebuilt the surround, re-flashed and replaced the siding to match. No visible patch line.
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