1. Occupant safety

• Egress windows and safety glass will be installed in accordance with local codes

• Follow this link for a PDF copy of the safety glass sheet

2. Worker safety

• Workers need to wear the proper PPE (e.g. kevlar cut resistant sleeves, kevlar gloves, safety glasses,etc.)

3. Determine Lead Safe work

• Review work orders to determine if Lead Safe RRP is required.

• When required, follow RRP guidance as listed in the LEAD Safe work measure.

4. Prepare worksite

• Laydown drop cloths, cover or move items out of the work area that could get damaged.

5. Verify window fit

• Prior to removing the old window double check the measurements of the new window.

• Measure the width and height of your opening and compare it to the new window.

6. Remove additional components

• Interior stops, sashes, parting strips, and pulleys will be removed.

7. Remove old window

• This step will vary with different types of window frames and methods (e.g. wood, steel, aluminum, etc.)

• Remove glass and frame while keeping damage to interior and exterior finishes at a minimum.

8. Prep opening

• Vacuum and clean opening, caulk and seal any cracks or holes.

9. Install weather resistant barrier

• Realign weather barrier when applicable prior to installing the new window

10. Cut window to fit

• If your working with a flush fin window you may need to cut the fin to fit the opening

10a. Stucco install

• For stucco exterior the window flange will sit on the stucco

10b. Brick or Masonry install

• For brick exterior trim the window fin as needed to fit tight against the brick facade

10c. Siding Install.

• For siding exteriors the window will need to seal to the J channel

11. Install replacement window

• Insert window into opening

12. Check for square

• Shim the window to hold it square.

13. Fasten window

• Both vertical jambs of the window sash need to be fastened high & low, windows larger than 4 feet in either direction need additional fasteners.

14. Seal & insulate around window

• Seal gaps between the new window sash and rough opening to complete the air boundary.

15. Install trim

• Gaps that are bigger than a 1/4" will be covered with trim. Note: all bare wood shall be primed

16. Occupant education

• Occupants will be notified of changes or repairs made and will be educated on how to operate and maintain new window

17. Worst Case Draft Test

• Conduct a Worst Case draft test to verify Category I, II, and III appliances are venting safely before leaving home for the day.

• Testing shall be recorded using the Utah WAP Worst Case Draft Test form.