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April 2007

Hurricane force winds that breach external windows and doors can then cause failure of the entire building due to internal pressures on walls and roof.

December 1992

September 2020

December 2013

IBHS Fortified Home Asphalt Shingles Set Directly in Flashing Cement

IBHS Fortified Home Drip Edge Installation for Concrete and Clay Tile Roofs

IBHS Fortified Home Drip Edge Installation for High Winds

IBHS Fortified Home Drip Edge Installation for Hurricanes

IBHS Fortified Home Felt Underlayment Roof Deck

IBHS Fortified Home Peel and Stick Asphalt Shingles

IBHS Fortified Home Re-Nailing Roof Deck for High Winds

IBHS Fortified Home Re-Nailing Roof Deck for Hurricanes

IBHS Fortified Home Re-Roofing Deck Replacement

IBHS Fortified Home Re-Roofing Scab Member

IBHS Fortified Home Roof Deck Attachment for High Winds

IBHS Fortified Home Roof Tile Cap Sheet Sealed Roof Deck

IBHS Fortified Home Self-Adhered Membrane Roof Deck

IBHS Fortified Home Single Strip Asphalt Shingles

ICF bricks are stacked to form hollow walls that are reinforced with steel rebar before the concrete is poured in

October 2012

In areas prone to high winds and hurricanes, double vertical “jack trim” and horizontal “header” and “sill” studs are recommended on all sides of window and door openings.

January 2019

In warm-humid climates, do not install Class 1 vapor retarders on the interior side of air-permeable insulation in above-grade walls, except at shower and tub walls.

Insert replacement vinyl frame window

December 2012

August 2018

May 2018

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