Definition

Combined application for this special medium-viscosity-grade fibered material. Use as a roof or foundation coating.

A solid, tight closure of a concealed space, placed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through such a space. In a frame wall, this will usually consist of 2x4s cross blocking between studs.

A general term that describes float glass, sheet glass, plate glass, and rolled glass.

Round metal ring which fits around the heat flue pipe after the pipe passes out of the roof.

An inspection of the home's structural integrity and its compliance to local municipal codes.

To coat a metal with zinc by dipping it in molten zinc after cleaning.

3-tab self-sealing fiberglass shingles with a traditional square-tab design. A thick layer of weathering-grade asphalt gives them extra waterproofing protection. They are U.L. Class A fire rated and backed by a 20-year limited warranty. Algae-resistant granules optional.

The direction, size, arrangement, appearance, or quality of the fibers in wood.

Metal bands used to support the gutter.

Work performed by the heating contractor after the stairs and interior walls are built. This includes installing all duct work and flue pipes. Sometimes the furnace and fireplaces are installed at this stage of construction.