How to Install a New Window| Quick and Easy

If You want to install new windows in your house then watch this video and find out how easy it can be! I am transforming this old farmhouse with new windows and siding and you can do it too!
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[chazkerr]

Out of all the diy videos here on YouTube I always find myself coming to your videos. I trust your work and advice you are very well trained and you don't cut corners you get the job done right. Thank you for your videos I hope to one day be as good as you.

[andrewprocyk]

I took my house window install a couple steps further to improve the air and water seal. Flash the inside of the window frame with a rubber flashing and then use silicone around the entire frame before installing the window. The silicone and rubber flashing will act as a gasket to get a perfect air seal around the window in a way spray foam never will. Feel free to fill major gaps around the inside of the window with spray foam afterwards to improve the insulation value, but I don't recommend it for water sealing micro gaps likes what is found in between a new window and the frame.

Really appreciate your videos, I've installed 1000 sq ft of flooring, completely rebuilt the kitchens floor joists, dinning and kitchen sub floor, siding, roofing, doors, windows, two bathrooms, drywall, thanks to your videos encouraging others to give it a shot before hiring the work out. The home was reappraised and is literally double what we bought it for. saved a small fortune

[JZsuperstar]

Ever since I discovered that you were a NO-BULL kind of guy, I have been studying your videos endlessly. It's refreshing to get advice from someone who knows how to work on a budget, too. Your advice is a lot like my Dad's, only more educational and less "Hold that light still." From terms to techniques--tips and tricks, I've learned an incredible amount from you, Jeff! We are closing on a 60's house soon and I'll be able to put more of that into action. And I'm not proud of it, but I did listen to your explanation of different types of caulking during my commute the other day. The more you know... Thanks guy!

[NotSureJoeBauers]

Did my whole house by myself 10 windows. They were all on the shelf at the Depot except one custom order. All new trim inside and out. Got a quote for $8500 to just replace windows, no trimming. All in it cost me just under $2500

[mrfarmall-vkgw]

I have been using your drywall mud and tape videos with great success, good work, thanks for the help!

[tokillaCartel]

There's no pretending when your working for real. Ya'll hear how he breathing. I so admire this guy and his depth of knowledge!

[skirk]

In the event you have any air leaks in the house ... moisture will build up on the back of the moisture barrier.... in cold weather. I use silicon with install

[jimbernard]

Awesome! I'm doing 4 of these in my 90 year old house this weekend. Thanks for this.

[marvinbaltazar]

Thanks for helping the average homeowners! I’m learning so much from watching your videos! Very inspiring!

[medicvaldez]

Thank you so much for this! We took out a nasty moldy door, framed it in and added a window to the new wall..this was fantastic help for us!

[skootles]

The window manufacturers make windows with built in J trim for vinyl siding. I turn to Jeff for his knowledge and expertise. In most cases, especially in having to deal with building inspectors, his understanding of building codes will keep you out of trouble. In my opinion, installing the waterproofing membrane and calking is an extra, inexpensive step to protect the biggest investment you'll ever make, your house. Even if it is no longer necessary. This is a how to install a window a different way and Jeff has other videos using the waterproofing membrane with a window or door install.

[ericsaur]

You are a terrific teacher.
I learned alot from my past bosses.
I thank them everyday
Keep it up.

[MrNickPapagiorgio]

Love the spray foam and love the sound of it coming out of the gun, !

[xcdywzl]

I learned a lot from this professional guy. Thanks for sharing ... Canada

[danejerustv]

The other day, I was in the kitchen making a cocktail. I poured in the liquor and mixers, added ice, no measuring. Just eyeballing it. Shook it, pulled a glass out of the cupboard, filled it with ice, and started pouring. The liquid came up to the very top of the glass without spilling and without missing a beat, I said:

"Perfect every time. OH GODDAMNIT I'M TURNING INTO JEFF!"

[Rysdad]

I staple the tyvek to the frame first then put the window in when doing vinyl siding, seems to keep the water out 100% guaranteed that way

[jasonescott]

I built a new garage recently and the windows I installed were much like the one you installed here with one awesome difference: mine had integrated J-channel for the siding to tuck into. Made it super fast and easy to not only install the window but to do the siding, too.

[idealdirecthomeimprovement]

Great video Jeff! I was just waiting to see if you put the drip cap above the window! Lol! Please don’t take this in the wrong way, , The only thing that I would have done differently, would be to order the window 1” smaller to have a better bead of foam to seal it up on the interior and I would have ordered the jambs already installed on the window. The foam does a better bead when its min. 3/8”. Everything you did with the tyvek and blue tuck tape is the way to do it! I would also still shim the key points on the interior of the sides also, to support the frame and fasten through the shims. We use 3/8” premium screw caps that don’t look so bad and are great. I would also recommend that you pre caulk the top exterior corners on the drip prior to installing the j on the sides right in the top corners. (Hard to explain easier to show. basically caulking the brickmold to your top drip from under where you did the perfect 1 inch overhang!) The comments I have made are only because I have been Window Wise certified since 2001. FOR EVERYONE THAT WATCHED THIS VIDEO, JEFF DID AN AMAZING JOB! 🤩perfect video for DIYERS and guys who are starting off installing windows! Jeff knows his stuff! Thanks for sharing Jeff! Btw, its nice to see your boys helping you out! Stay safe and healthy Jeff and everyone out there! 👍🏻 (you can look into the screw cap covers, from SIL plastics. they have a factory in Vaughan, Ontario. I’m sure you will like them just watch out if you want blue white or a bone white color to match the color of the interior of your window. the ones we use are part #89 hole plug part) Hope this helps!🤓

[jstawch]

literally just bought a house and plan on replacing windows, was a little worried about cost but this help a lot. Thanks!

[katfranoutofthashade]

Handsome sons like father! Great job I watch your videos ❤