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  "name": "What is the typical process for window flashing repair?",
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      "name": "What is the typical process for window flashing repair?",
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        "text": "The process for window flashing repair typically begins with an inspection to identify the source and extent of the water intrusion. For minor issues, it might involve removing old caulk, cleaning the area, and applying new sealant or small flashing patches. For more significant problems, the process often includes carefully removing exterior siding around the window, inspecting the underlying sheathing and framing for rot, repairing any damaged wood, installing new flashing materials (often overlapping layers for optimal protection), and then reinstalling the siding. Finally, new caulk is applied to ensure a watertight seal.",
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        "description": "The repair process involves inspection, removing old caulk, and applying new sealant for minor issues. Major repairs may require removing siding, repairing damaged wood, installing new flashing, and reinstalling siding and caulk."
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  "description": "The repair process involves inspection, removing old caulk, and applying new sealant for minor issues. Major repairs may require removing siding, repairing dama"
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