My builder is talking about installing metal flashing as he’s putting up my vinyl siding. What in the world is this material, and why is it necessary? Some other people I’ve talked with have ...

Flashing is a vital part of your home's exterior, but the many varieties can be confusing. We'll look at the most common types, and how they work. The post Most Common Kinds of Flashing and How ...

Metal flashing comes in many different shapes, but in your case the metal laps over the fascia board perhaps ¼-inch, then is bent at a 90-degree angle to pass over the top of the fascia board ...

Metal flashing laps over the fascia board perhaps one-quarter-inch, then is bent at a 90- degree angle to pass over the top of the fascia board, then is bent again at a 90-degree angle to go up ...

Chimney caps, flashing, flue liners, and other metal components are subject to moisture and sun, and can develop rust over time. Rust on a chimney, if not treated properly, can end up cost you ...

A: It is true that some junctions between metal and wood should not be caulked. Over windows, for example, there shouldn’t be caulk between the metal flashing and the window frame. Nor should ...

The flashing is pre-formed at lengths of 10 feet 6 inches and is offered in both steel and aluminum, featuring coordinating WeatherXL finishes and colors. Flat metal sheets are also an option for ...

Cutting metal flashing or sheet metal with tin snips need not be a bloody job, nor leave ragged, warped metal edges. A pair of leather gloves prevents bloodshed, and using the right tin snip for ...