Parapet Capping
Parapet Capping is a protective covering installed on top of parapet walls or roof edges to prevent water from entering the wall system. This form of capping is commonly used on flat and low-slope roofs with parapet walls, which are found on a variety of structures including commercial buildings, shopping centers, schools, warehouses, multi-family housing, […]
Drip Edge
Drip Edge is a metal flashing installed along the edges of a roof (typically at the eaves and rakes), playing a vital role in directing water away from the roof structure and into the gutters. It’s a small but essential detail that helps preserve the integrity of the entire roofing system. The drip edge is […]
Valley Flashing
Valley Flashing is a critical component of a pitched roof system and is installed at the areas where the two roof slopes meet. Roof valleys naturally collect and funnel large amounts of water down the roof during rain or snowmelt, making them one of the most vulnerable points for leaks.Valley flashing is designed to protect […]
Step Flashing
Step Flashing is a type of flashing used where a sloped roof meets a vertical wall, such as around chimneys or along the sides of dormers. It consists of small pieces of aluminum or copper and is installed in layers, or “steps,” between each row of shingles and up against the wall. This layered method […]
Counter Flashing
Counter Flashing is a critical part of a roof’s waterproofing system, especially in areas where the roof meets a vertical surface like a chimney, wall, or skylight. It serves as the top layer of a two-part flashing system and is installed over base or step flashing to create a watertight seal that protects the joint […]
Wall Flashing
Wall Flashing is a building material used to keep water from getting into the joints and corners of a where a wall meets a roof or another structure. Its main job is to guide water away from areas where leaks are most likely to happen. Flashing is both exposed or hidden when working with siding, […]
Chimney Flashing
Chimney flashing is one of the most important parts of protecting your home from water damage. It seals the area where the chimney meets the roof; this is a common place for leaks if not properly installed. Flashing around the base of the chimney usually includes step flashing and counter flashing, working together to prevent […]
