This episode of the Fine Home Building podcast was paid for by Huber Engineered Woods, one of our advertisers.

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That's where companies like Huber and organizations like IVEHS can do, can do a lot and are doing a lot to make sure that people are in the know.

And then when it comes time to the installation, you know, oftentimes it takes just long to install it wrong as it does to install it correctly.

Welcome to a special edition of the Fine Home Building podcast. This is Senior Editor Patrick McComb.

Today I'm joined by Matt Mincho,

General Manager for Zip System Roof Applications,

and Fred Malick,

Managing Director of Fortified Building

products at the Institute for Business and Home Safety.

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