Roof's Drip Edge

If you’ve ever looked closely at the edge of a roof, you might have noticed a thin, overhanging strip of metal or plastic. That unassuming element is known as a roof’s drip edge, and while it might seem inconspicuous, it plays a crucial role in protecting your home from water damage. In this guide, we’ll…

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chimney-flashing

Roof damage doesn’t just mean you’re dealing with old, worn shingles. Damage to the chimney structure is quite common as well, with many culprits behind it. Over time, chimneys tend to develop cracks and crevices that allow water to permeate them. Additionally, the sections of metal applied at the seams between the chimney and roof…

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improper-roof-flashing

The roof is the first line of defense for your home, but even it can be vulnerable to the elements, especially rain. This is why the flashing is such an important component of any roof. What Is Flashing? Flashing helps to prevent water leaks by directing the flow of rain water around openings in the…

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roof-flashing2

Roof flashing refers to weatherproofing material that is placed on your home for the sole purpose of preventing a roof leak. Flashing is located where the roof is jointed, at an angle or has a vent pipe or something similar protruding out from it. There are several areas of your roof that will form a…

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Have you ever quickly inspected your roof and wondered why there was sealant surrounding your chimneys, skylights and vents? This, as anyone within the roofing industry will tell you, is what is called ‘flashing’. Although, it may come as a surprise to some, proper flashing is one of the most important elements that make up…

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