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Replacement Windows Workflow Addition
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sudhacheran authored Aug 19, 2024
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<Tab eventKey="report" title="Report">
<PrintSection label="Print Report">
---
# High Efficiency Gas Furnace Upgrade
# Full Frame Replacement Windows
## Photo Report

<ProjectInfoReport {...props} />
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## Before Removal of Old Window
<Photo id="outside_photo" label="Outside – Photo" required>
Photo of the original window from the outside
This is a representative photo of the condition of the original window viewed from the outside.
- Look for signs of water damage, dry rot, or pest damage.
</Photo>

<Photo id="inside_photo" label="Inside – Photo" required>
Photo of the original window from the inside
This is a representative photo of the condition of the original window viewed from the inside.
- Look for signs of mold or water damage.
</Photo>

## Immediately After Removing the Window Components
<Photo id="after_removing_sill_area_photo" label="Sill Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the sill section of the window after the window components have been removed
This is a representative photo of the condition of the sill area of the rough
opening or window frame after the window components have been removed.
- Look for signs of water damage, dry rot, or pest damage.
</Photo>

<Photo id="after_removing_head_area_photo" label="Head Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the head section of the window after the window components have been removed
This is a representative photo of the condition of the head section of the rough
opening or window frame after the window components have been removed.
- Look for signs of water damage, dry rot, or pest damage.
</Photo>

## Rough Opening Flashing
<Photo id="rough_opening_sill_area_photo" label="Sill Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the sill section of the window after it has been flashed
This is a representative photo of the sill section of the rough opening or
window frame after it has been flashed.
- Typically, liquid flashing, stretch tape, or plastic or metal pan flashing are used.
</Photo>

<Photo id="rough_opening_head_area_photo" label="Head Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the head section of the window after it has been flashed
This is a representative photo of the head section of the rough opening or
window frame after it has been flashed.
- Typically, liquid flashing, stretch tape, or plastic or metal pan flashing are used.
</Photo>

## After Installing the Window
<Photo id="after_installing_outside_sill_area_photo" label="Outside Sill Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the sill section from the outside after the new window has been installed
This is a representative photo of the sill section from the outside after the new window has been installed.
- For windows that have been cut out, leaving just the the nail fin, typically the new window is caulked to
the siding material. Therefore, the quality of the caulk application is critical. Look for caulking with no gaps.
- For installations where the original window frame remains, typically, the new block window is caulked to
the old window frame. Thus the sill, head, and jambs are caulked. Look for caulking that has no gaps and
is aesthetically pleasing.
</Photo>

<Photo id="after_installing_outside_head_area_photo" label="Outside Head Area – Photo" required>
Photo of the head section from the outside after the new window has been installed
This is a representative photo of the head section from the outside after the new window has been installed.
- For windows that have been cut out, leaving just the the nail fin, typically the new window is caulked to
the siding material. Therefore, the quality of the caulk application is critical. Look for caulking with no gaps.
- For installations where the original window frame remains, typically, the new block window is caulked to
the old window frame. Thus the sill, head, and jambs are caulked. Look for caulking that has no gaps and
is aesthetically pleasing.
</Photo>

<Photo id="after_installing_rough_opening_air_sealing_photo" label="Inside Rough Opening Air Sealing – Photo" required>
Photo of the window from the inside after the air sealing product has been applied into the area between the new window and the original window frame or rough opening
This is a representative photo of the window from the inside after the air sealing product has been applied into
the area between the new window and the rough opening.
- Typically, caulking, spray foam, or expanding weather stripping foam is used.
</Photo>

## Completion Photos
<Photo id="new_window_from_outside_photo" label="New Window from the Outside – Photo" required>
Photo of the new window from the outside
This is a representative photo of the new window from the outside.
</Photo>

<Photo id="new_window_from_inside_photo" label="New Window from the Inside – Photo" required>
Photo of the new window from the inside
This is a representative photo of the new window from the inside.
</Photo>

</PrintSection>
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title: 'IRA - Full Frame Replacement Windows',
template: IRADOEWorkflowFullFrameReplacementWindows,
},
// ira_doe_workflow_insert_replacement_windows: {
// title: 'IRA - Insert Replacement Windows',
// template: IRADOEWorkflowInsertReplacementWindows,
// },
ira_doe_workflow_insert_replacement_windows: {
title: 'IRA - Insert Replacement Windows',
template: IRADOEWorkflowInsertReplacementWindows,
},
}

/**
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