On February 16, 2025 By newsroom Topic: Home Services
Installed under siding and shingles, so it’s typically hidden.
Step Flashing
Often partially visible; homeowners may choose matching materials for aesthetics.
Counter Flashing
Best installed during chimney construction but can be retrofitted.
Continuous Flashing (Apron Flashing)
Long pieces redirect water from vertical walls and sloped roofs into gutters.
Valley Flashing
Lines roof valleys (where two roof planes meet) to guide water off the roof.
Kickout Flashing (Diverter Flashing)
Prevents water from running down the wall.
Drip Edge
Proper roof flashing is essential to protecting your home from water damage. Regular inspections and maintenance can save you from costly repairs down the road!