FLASHING INSTALLs:

What Is Flashing on a Roof?

Flashing is a thin, metal material that directs water away from the roof’s critical areas including, chimneys, walls, vents, skylights, and roof valleys. It is usually installed everywhere the roof plane meets a vertical surface like a dormer or wall.

Commercial Roof Flashing Types

• Continuous Flashing/Apron Flashing – A long, single metal piece that directs water down to the roof shingles.

• Step Flashing – A rectangular flashing with a 90-degree bend in the middle is used to direct water away from the wall.

• Base Flashing – Used as one of the flashings on chimneys, which require two flashings to ensure the rainwater always flows down to the gutter.

• Counter Flashing – Installed against or above the base flashing to direct water away from the chimney.

• Drip Edges – A thin metal flashing is installed on the roof’s edge to drip off the water, preventing leaks and damage to the home.

Building penetration setups:

When adding new manufacturing processing pipes, coax cable, a plumbing vent, or a new HVAC unit it’s important to seal the new penetrations properly. Which is the difference between endless maintenance and a watertight roof.

Commercial Penetrations are available for:

• HVAC, Skylights, expansion joints, etc.

• NTS

• Electrical Conduits

• Antennae / Communications Equipment

• Drains

• Expansion Joints

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