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Weather barriers: Siding’s second line of defense

Posted: 5/26/2010 10:28:50 AM By Listen! | 2 comments | Transcript


Water that penetrates into a home through siding seams can wreak havoc in the form of wood rot and mold growth. Learn how weather resistive barriers can prevent this from happening.

Comments
Susan
1. I saw a friend's building completely rot in 3 years, because she didn't do this. It was shocking.
2. I'd add regarding bids, usually take middle bid; lowest keeps adding on. Highest's a waste of money. (imho)
6/22/2010 5:19:40 AM
Tom Y
Good introduction to the subject but the volume fluctuates greatly.
6/17/2010 11:54:45 AM
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