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Installing windows for air control
Get tips on how to connect the air control layer to your window for a proper installation or to put it more simply, how to make sure your installation keeps the inside in. Here to explain the details is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency consultant Randy Williams.

Installing windows for thermal control
Get tips on how to connect the thermal control layer to your window for a proper installation or to put it more simply: understand how windows affect the insulation value of a wall. Here to explain the details is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency consultant Randy Williams.

Installing windows for vapor control
Get tips on how to connect the vapor control layer to your window for a proper installation or to put it more simply, how to make sure your installation keeps the outside out. Here to explain the details is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency consultant Randy Williams.

Installing windows for continuous water control
Get tips on how to connect the water control layer to your window for a proper installation, or to put it more simply, how to make sure your installation keeps the outside out. Here to explain the details is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency consultant Randy Williams.

Outie, innie, middie: Which window install is the best?
Should your window be installed flush with the siding? It depends on your customer’s priorities, the skill of your crew, and more. Ready to learn the pros and cons of these various window installation styles? Here to explain is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency specialist Randy Williams.

What is a blower door test?
If you’re wondering about this air-tightness test, there may be no better person to explain than our guest contributor Randy Williams. Randy makes his living as a contractor and energy efficiency specialist. In this piece, he’ll walk you through the fundamentals behind blower door testing.

What’s the difference between R-Value and U-Factor?
You're probably aware of these measures of thermal performance but might be wondering how they differ, why U-Factor is used for measuring windows, and how to use these measures when selecting product. Here to explain is guest contributor Randy Williams.






