Videos

Video describing exterior rigid foam insulation.

Video describing how to properly flash bottom of exterior walls.

Video showing how to install gables properly to ensure a secure roof frame per IBHS FORTIFIED Home standards.

Video interview explaining the benefits of installing insulated concrete forms for both energy efficiency and disaster resistance in either new or existing homes for under $10,000. Recommendations from FLASH Strong Homes.

Video describing hurricane ties and how they make your home more ready for severe weather by strengthening structural connections.

Video describing how to properly install the OPTIMA insulation system.

Video of a contractor explaining details of properly framing a home in Seattle, WA using proper Hammer & Hand practices.

Video from Home Innovation Research Labs on how to install flashing around HVAC ductwork through an exterior wall.

Video from Home Innovation Research Labs on planning new residential construction with moisture management in mind.

Video describing the larsen truss with vapor permeable agepan installed on a passive house.

Video describing how to prep and air seal the wall cavity for window installation.

Video explaining how to install wall penetration flashing properly to keep rain water out of the wall.

Video describing the installation of mineral wool monolithic exterior insulation.

Video describing how to insulate skylight shafts and knee walls correctly.

Video providing how-tos for wind-resistant wall construction from FLASH Strong Home guidelines.

Video describing how to properly insulate walls behind showers and tubs.

Video describing the exterior cladding details of a residential home addition project.

Video from IDI Distributers on how to comply with code and properly install continuous insulation, including taping seams and cutting properly.

Video demonstrating how all connections are critical in creating a continuous path for loads acting on a building (from the exhibition Designing for Disaster at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C.© National Building Museum (2014))