How To Replace A Stock Window With Vinyl Siding

In this video we ll show you the steps needed to replace a wood window in a house with siding exterior trim.

How to replace a stock window with vinyl siding.

Once the siding has been cut to fit allow inch for expansion it can be slid into the j channel with the bottom locked into place. If the old vinyl has faded or you can t find the right color take the broken piece to a paint store and have the color matched. Extract nails keeping the vinyl pieces in place in order to prepare vinyl pieces to be removed. I would think that the best method would be to remove the whole window peel back the siding and replace it with the same size window with a nailing flange with either the built in channel or j it out.

The easiest way to replace windows in a home with vinyl siding is to do the job from the interior. Subscribe to this old house. Place the piece of siding to be installed under the window along the bottom edge and hold it where it will be located horizontally along the wall. Use this tool by inserting it where a piece of vinyl overlaps a piece below it and then sliding it across until you reach the end of the piece.

Mark the siding at 1 4 inch past the edge of each. Write these measurements down on a piece of paper. The current windows are builders grade new construction vinyl windows with the nailing flange and built in channel. Measure the window width from jamb to jamb at the top of the window.

Step 1 measure the old window for dimensions for the replacement window using a tape measure. Do not cut the vinyl off. Each piece that is adjacent to the window should slide into the j channel but leave 1 4 inch within the j. Once it s been cut to size the siding is ready to be installed.

For more info on this topic visit my blog at w. Remove the pieces of vinyl siding from around the window area. Once the new window has been put in place make sure that sufficient j channel molding has been installed so the siding can fit into place around the window.