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Exterior Siding and Trimwork

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Tip: Fixing woodpecker-pecked shingles

by Tom Sabellico

Q & A: Ring-shank nails for clapboards

by Mike Guertin

Z-flashing retrofit
Tip: Z-flashing retrofit

by Steve Hamilton

Repairing Rotten TrimOnline Membership Required

Don't replace the whole board; cut out the damage and make a perfect patch by John Michael Davis

Exterior-Trim Details That Last

Flexible caulk joints combined with a drainage path for moisture keep vulnerable trim elements rot-free by John Michael Davis

Q & A: Stains from siding nails

by Brian J. Doherty

Q & A: Replacing a piece of siding

by Roe A. Osborn

Q & A: Flashing a fieldstone chimney

by John C. Friedrichs

Q & A: Re-siding an old house

by George Nash

Replacing an Oak SillOnline Membership Required

Doing the job on a formal entry without tearing out jambs and trim by Stephen Sewall

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