The complete video collection on insulating, air sealing, and installing windows in a superinsulated sunroom addition in Wayland, MA

A new show about extreme climate construction is interrupted by a global pandemic

Flashing, overlapping, and sealing layers keeps the outside out and the inside in

The trick is in removing the old without collateral damage. The answer is a multitool with a carbide blade.

Turns out, tying in a patio roof, drywall, drip edge, crown molding, mini splits, house wrap, and peel-and-stick roof membrane are still hot topics.

Protradecraft traveled to Westford, Massachusetts to the home of Building Science Corporation founders Betsy Pettit and Joseph Lstiburek, aka Dr. Joe, to film a replacement window replacement scenario not seen very often.

A deep energy retrofit in Concord, MA illustrates everything you need to know to bring a house to energy überville

Installing the snap-in exterior trim on the entry door can account for an out-of-plumb wall

Removing the old window frame and weight pockets, reframing the rough opening, and flashing a new-construction flanged window into the old existing WRB

Replacing a 30-Year old replacement window in a 100-year-old wall that was upgraded with exterior foam insulation 25 Years ago (part 2 of 4)

Replacing a 30-Year old replacement window in a 100-year-old wall that was upgraded with exterior foam insulation 25 Years ago (part 1 of 4)

Innies, outies, and in-betweenies

An example of why cheap construction is not so cheap

Some original bones and mashed up meat make a door whose secret is safe

Belt, suspenders, rainscreen, and redundancy make this wall awesome.

Building Resilience is a show about extreme climate construction and houses that can weather the storm through resilient construction and design

Built-in levels make this door easy to plumb, but snap-on jamb and trim covers make it super easy to install

Water management begins with the framing and extends to WRB