How To Finish Metal Roof Edge

Now that we have the z trim in place the next thing to do is fasten it to the roof deck.

How to finish metal roof edge.

Drip edges are metal sheets usually shaped like an l installed at the edge of the roof. Make sure that you ve completely covered the entire roof with the metal that all edges are smooth and finished and that there are no loose pieces. Fasten the z trim. Once the underlayment has been nailed into place onto the plywood sheets install a drip edge to the to catch water and remove it from the roof.

If the siding is vinyl use a siding removal tool to pop out the bottom edge. Clean up all remaining metal nails and screws and enjoy your new roof. Position a piece of 2 by 2 inch metal roof edge at the lower edge of the roof with the beveled side against the outer surface of the fascia and the flat side atop the felt underlay. Step 3 install drip edge.

By the end of step 7 every square inch of the roof should be covered in metal the entire perimeter protected with edge flashing and all the roof joints protected with flashing. I m going to place the z trim so that the leading edge is just about a quarter or a half an inch behind the marks that i made. By placing it slightly behind the lines we make sure that it doesn t stick out from beyond the end wall flashing. Finish the shingles up to the top edge of the lean to as described in steps 1 5 above.

Be sure the larger edge is laid so that the small edge of the next panel will overlap it. Craig hardin of hardin exteriors shows how to notch metal roofing panels at the eaves edge quickly and effectively. Align the first metal roofing panel so that it overlaps the edging by 1 2 to 3 4 of an inch and is square to the roof line. Tools used in the video.

If you have a roof nailer this will make securing the underlayment faster and easier. Also called drip edge flashing or d metal they serve a vital function by directing water away from the fascia and into the gutter. Step 4 install the metal roofing panels. Still up on the roof your next step is to make sure that all the edges are smooth and finished and that all panels are fully secured to the roof.