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Weatherproofing & Moisture Protection

Flashing and water management details that steer water out of the wall

Most siding leaks do not come from the siding. They come from missing or misinstalled flashing at windows, doors, rooflines, decks and penetrations.

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Flashing & Water Management

Flashing is thin metal or membrane that guides water over and away from places where it would otherwise get in. It goes above windows and doors, where roofs meet walls, behind deck ledgers and at the base of walls. A missing kick-out flashing at the end of a roof edge can quietly soak a wall for years.

We install and correct flashing across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. We find missing or backwards flashing, install head flashing, kick-outs, step flashing, sill pans and base flashing in the right order, tie them to the weather barrier and seal penetrations so the wall sheds water the way it was meant to.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Head and sill flashing

Metal and membrane at openings.

02

Kick-out and step flashing

Where roofs meet walls.

03

Deck ledger flashing

Protection where decks attach to the wall.

04

Penetration sealing

Vents, pipes and fixtures sealed correctly.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Find the weak points

    We trace every place water can get in.

  2. 2

    Install flashing

    Flashing is placed in sequence with the weather barrier.

  3. 3

    Test and seal

    Joints are sealed and the work checked.

FAQ

Common questions about flashing & water management

What is kick-out flashing?

A small piece of metal that directs roof runoff away from the wall where a roof edge meets siding.

Can flashing be added without removing siding?

Sometimes, in limited cases. Proper flashing often requires removing some siding.

Why does the flashing order matter?

Water runs downhill, so each layer must lap over the one below. Backwards laps feed water into the wall.

Let us help with your flashing & water management

Call, text or send the form. Tell us about the house, what the siding is doing and when you hope to start, and we will take it from there.

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