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Edge ~ This flashing is put
underneath the very bottom shingle overlapping the fascia board. It is
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Crickets ~ These are
custom built to fit a specific chimney. It is used to divert the
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Valley
Flashing ~ This flashing is used to roll down the crease
between two slopes. Some Valley flashing is left exposed to the weather
but Systematic Roofing prefers to close the valley by covering the
flashing with shingles.
Step
Flashing ~ The flashing is used when the roof slope meets with
a wood or brick wall. When meet with a wood wall the flashing is tucked
underneath the wood and when the roof meets a brick wall the flashing is
tucked underneath counter flashing shown below.
Counter
Flashing ~ This flashing is pushed into a brick wall. A small
1/2" gap needs to be cut first with a masonry saw.
Ridge
Flashing ~ This flashing is used when a roof slope ends with a
straight down wall sometimes referred to as a half gable. This flashing is
put on the very peak of the gable and nailed down on top of the shingles.