Valley Village Windows & Doors, from old frame to finished trim

Windows and doors for Valley Village homes, installed in a set sequence from old unit out to finished trim. Silver Pine Remodeling.

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Replacing a window in Valley Village follows a fixed sequence at the opening itself. The old sash comes out first, then the frame, and the sill is checked before anything new goes in. Flashing goes on in layers, the unit is set level and plumb, and trim and paint close the job. Skipping a step in that order is how leaks start.

What happens before the new unit goes in

With the old sash out, the stops and casing come off and the frame is cut free from the wall. The rough opening is cleaned and checked for rot or termite damage. Any damaged framing is repaired. A sill pan and flashing tape follow, lapped from the bottom up, so every layer sheds onto the one below. Only then is the new frame lifted into the opening. Skipping the sill pan is the shortcut that leads to rot years later, and the pan goes in easily while the opening is bare.

Setting, sealing and finishing

The new unit is set on shims, checked level and plumb on both axes, and fastened through the frame. Low-expansion foam fills the gap around it, and flashing laps over the top. A bead of sealant closes the exterior joint. Inside, the casing is reinstalled, nail holes are filled and the paint is matched to the room. The sash is tested for smooth travel and a firm lock before the work moves to the next opening. Dust and scraps are swept up before the work moves on.

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