- Continuous Flashing / Apron Flashing – Used along the length of a sloped roof to protect the joint where the roof meets a vertical wall.
- Chimney Flashing – Ensures a watertight seal around chimneys to prevent leaks.
- Counter Flashing – Installed opposite or above base flashing to direct water away from the joint.
- Step Flashing – Applied where a sloped roof meets a vertical surface, with individual pieces layered for maximum protection.
- Skylight Flashing – Provides a secure, weatherproof seal around skylights.
- Valley Flashing – Protects the roof valleys where two roof slopes meet, directing water away efficiently.
- Drip Edges – Installed along roof edges to guide water into the gutters and prevent underlayment damage.
- Kickout Flashing – Directs water away from the intersection of the roof and a wall to prevent moisture damage.
Each type plays a critical role in maintaining a watertight and durable roofing system.