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Valley Flashing
Valleys require particularly sturdy flashing because they carry more water than any individual roof plane.
On asphalt-shingle roofs, we weave the shingles across the valleys. This is generally the best way to handle valleys between roof planes of different pitches. Another fairly common technique for asphalt-shingle roofs is to leave the valley open his is called an Open Valley which leaves the metal exposed and the shingles are cut back from the valley not weaved.
Valley Metal comes in different sizes and gauges. |
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Wall Flashing
Protects the joint between a vertical wall and a sloped roof. |
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Step Flashing
Is fitted into each course of shingles to provide protection along the side walls of dormers, skylights and chimneys. |
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Philly Flashing
Used as a Counter Flashing that is for protection over wall flashing and step flashing, used around chimneys. |
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Apron Flashing
At the low slope of a Chimney. Apron Flashing come in two types Soft for Tile Roofing Forming over the Tile contours and Hard, hemmed drip edge for Metal or Shingles. |
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Channel Flashing |
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Lead Plumbing Covers (Boots)
Provided protection around plumbing pipes through roofs. |
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Goose Neck Vents
These 26 Gauge Goose Necks Vents are used for attic ventilation or to cover exhaust pipes extending through the roof. Special features like a small animal screen make these vents very popular. Works well on all pitched roofs, and provide ample flashing for added leak protection. |
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Off Ridge Vent
A Off Ridge Vent is 2’ x 4’ in size and allow air to escape the attic. These vents are well designed and sturdy. They now come with a patented baffle to help prevent wind driven rain from entering the property. We offer a wide variety of colors to choose from. |
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Ridge Vents
A ridge Vents is a molded aluminum vent and is available in a variety of colors. The vent is installed across the ridge of the roof, creating a smooth line capping off the ridge. With an external baffle deflects wind and weather over the vent to help protect the attic from rain. |
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Turbine Vent
An excellent choice to help prevent animal and insect infestation, resists debris blockage (leaves & pine needles). |
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Low Profile Vents
Low profile ventilation for use on shingle roof applications. |
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Ridge Roll Vent
Concealed ventilation for shingle roof applications, good product for making roof look like there is no vents at all on peak of roof. Shingles are applied directly over vent. |
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Eave Drip
The most common Eave Drip is type T also used in type L used primarily with gutters. Prevent water from seeping under roofing along the edges at rakes and eaves comes in varies colors. |
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Dish Mounting
Used for installing a satellite dish made of 16 gauge steal, eliminates dish penetrations through roofing materials that may cause water intrusion and significant damage to homes. Allows the Dish to be removed easily with no special tools or damage to the roof. Available for Shingle, Metal and Tile roofs. |
