Apron Flashing

Apron flashing is a critical component used to seal the intersection where vertical surfaces meet a sloped roof, such as at walls, chimneys, dormers, or skylights. Its main function is to channel water away from these vulnerable transition points, preventing leaks and moisture infiltration that can damage underlying materials.

Features:

• Provides a watertight seal between roof and vertical structures

• Directs water away from critical joints and seams

• Helps prevent leaks, rot, and interior water damage

• Custom-fabricated to fit a variety of applications and roof profiles

• Color finishes meet roofing code requirements and follow Kynar 500® specifications for superior fade resistance and weather protection

Commonly Paired Flashings:

• Step Flashing – Used in combination with apron flashing for sidewall protection

• Drip Edge – Protects roof edges and complements apron flashing at eaves

• Counter Flashing – Often installed over apron flashing to add an additional barrier against water intrusion

• Valley Flashing – Channels water off the roof in adjoining slopes, working together with apron flashing in complex roof designs