Repair and replacement of step flashing, valley metal, wall flashing and drip edge, the metal details that keep water out of joints.
Flashing is the metal that directs water away from the joints of a roof. Where a roof meets a wall, a chimney or another roof plane, flashing does the real work. When it rusts, lifts or is poorly installed, leaks follow. Homeowners in Nashville often find that a stubborn leak traces back to failed flashing rather than to the shingles themselves.
We start with a Free Estimate and inspect all flashing: step flashing along walls, valley metal, headwall flashing, drip edge and around penetrations. We replace rusted or damaged pieces, install new step flashing woven into shingle courses, add kickout flashing where roofs meet walls and seal remaining joints. We use durable materials and explain the difference between a proper repair and a surface-level caulk patch. Good flashing work takes time because each piece must be shaped to the roof and woven into the roofing. We take pictures of the work before it is covered so you can see what is hidden behind the shingles. If the siding needs to be lifted to install flashing correctly, we explain this in advance and coordinate the repair with a siding crew when needed.
Walls, valleys and chimneys are common leak locations, and flashing is usually the cause.
Each piece is woven into shingle courses so water is directed onto the roof surface.
A small kickout flashing at the end of a roof-wall joint prevents water from running behind siding.
Caulk alone is a temporary fix, and we explain when real metal work is needed.
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BeforeAfterAll joints reviewed.
Problem areas identified.
Damaged metal lifted out.
Metal installed and woven.
Joints sealed and checked.
Roof and walls reviewed.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Comparison guideRoof Leak CausesWhy roofs leak, from failed flashing and pipe boots to missing shingles, clogged valleys, poor ventilation and condensation.Learn more 
Comparison guideStorm and Hail DamageWhat hail, wind and falling limbs do to shingles, metal, flashing, gutters and siding, and how damage is…Learn more 
Comparison guideRepair vs ReplacementWhen a roof can be repaired, when sections should be replaced and when a full replacement is the…Learn more Pick a roofing, siding or gutter project, set the size and add extras to see a ballpark planning range. Placeholder values only.
You tell us what you see or what you want to change, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We inspect the roof and attic, measure, photograph details and talk through your goals and budget.
You review materials and colors with real samples and receive a plain written scope before anything is ordered.
We protect landscaping, set up debris control and schedule permits, deliveries and crews.
We remove the old roof, repair the decking, install underlayment, flashing and roofing and finish ventilation.
We sweep the yard with a magnet, haul away debris, walk through the finished work with you and share photos.
Missing or failed step flashing and kickouts are common causes.
Sometimes, but replacing worn flashing is often more durable.
Galvanized, aluminum, copper or other metals suited to the roof and local conditions.
Yes. We coordinate flashing and siding so water is directed properly.
Sealant is a supplement, not a substitute for correct flashing.
Chimney Flashing and Roof PenetrationsFlashing and sealing around chimneys, vents, pipes and other roof penetrations, where many leaks begin.Explore 
Roof Leak DetectionSystematic investigation to find the real source of roof and ceiling leaks using attic inspection, moisture checks and…Explore 
Roof Valley and Ridge RepairRepair of worn valleys, damaged ridge caps and hip shingles where water concentrates and wind attacks first.Explore 
Skylight Installation and ReplacementNew skylights and replacement of leaking or fogged skylights, with correct curbs, flashing and interior finishing.Explore Tell us about your project and we will call you back to set up a visit.
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