Custom Aluminum Flashing
At Beautyguard, we understand that getting the job done right is important to you. This includes providing custom brake metal done to your specifications. Simply share your requirements with us, and our dedicated team will work to make it happen. We're committed to delivering the support and assistance you need to successfully complete your project!
Read all about the importance of flashing in our blog post here!
Typical flashings and where they're commonly used:
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"L" Flashing
Book Now"L" flashing is typically used in roof-to-wall applications to force water away from the house.
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"Z" Flashing
Learn More"Z" flashing is commonly used as a drip cap above windows or above trim boards to force water outward.
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"C" Channel
"C" channel is usually used to cap lumber and protect it from rotting by keeping it from being exposed to the elements.
Adding a "kick" to flashings helps water flow off and not behind:
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Ledge Flashing w/ Kick
Book NowThis flashing can be used on a ledge where siding comes down to meets a stone wall. The kick helps water flow out and not get behind the stone.
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Angled Flashing w/ Kick
Learn MoreAngled flashing with a kick is typically used to flash water where a wall meets a roof.
Adding a hem to a flashing gives the piece extra strength:
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"L" Flashing w/ Hems
Book NowA hem is added to give the peice extra strength.
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Ledge Flashing w/ Hem
Learn MoreA hem is added to give the peice extra strength.
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These flashings are some of the most common examples, but are in no way exhaustive. If you are in need a flashing with more bends, more hems, more kicks, or something completely different, bring in a drawing like the ones above and we will be sure to accommodate your order as best as we can!