This page illustrates methods of flashing shingle roofs. For additional shingle roof flashing please contact us.

Figs A and B show method of flashing the break at a change of slope in shingle roofs. The flashing is formed with an inverted V and is hemmed top and bottom as shown. The apron portion of the flashing should cover a minimum of 4 in. of the top course of shingles. Top of flashing is nailed to the sheathing.

Fig C shows a method of flashing the rake of a shingle roof. Flashing is formed in sections and is lapped in the direction of flow. Flashing is nailed to the sheathing 1 ft 6 in. on center.

Fig D shows a method of flashing the eave of a shingle roof. Flashing is formed in sections and lapped. Flashing is nailed to the sheathing 1 ft 6 in. on center.