Installation - Siding

Selecting products that are right for your home is half of the process: understanding the choices you have for installation of those products is the other half. A great window can underperform, or not meet your expectations if not properly installed. The information contained is intended to familiarize you with the processes, and should be used only for that. Installation methods, choices, and challenges are local and regional in nature, and your home may require elements not show here. Click here for the American Architectural Manufacturer's Association's abbreviated guide to installing windows.

	Step 1 The existing siding is removed by cutting (or breaking if stucco) to expose the attachment flange below the surface.
	Step 2 The new window is installed, flashed, caulked, and new exterior trim applied
	Step 3 Interior trim is applied to complete the process