Exterior Envelope
Exterior Envelope
The exterior envelope is the boundary between a home's interior and the weather, formed by roofs, walls, windows, and doors. Openings, edges, joints, and changes of material connect these elements and are central to replacement and repair. Their appearance, drainage, air leakage, and existing condition shape how the exterior assembly relates to the building and performs over time.
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After the Rain: Following Water Through a House
Water can travel through a building before a stain or other visible damage appears. Roof defects, deteriorating timber, and moisture-control details connect the point of entry with the materials affected and the repair of surrounding construction.
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