How To Shingle - Step Flashing

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[@rkyle9305]

Are u kidding? U say not to put a nail in the step flashing. But the nail an inch from the wall

[@brandonkoerick3979]

I’m not trying to be ignorant but I would never let you install a roof for my company. Your nail placement is completely wrong and there is many other ways to do the corner. Your apron flashing should be extended a couple inches past the corner and then rounded off at the bottom corner. The neighborhoods we install roofs in you have to be meticulous with every aspect of the roof.

[@s.cackalackyvol2246]

This is wrong. End wall is too short. And you're nailing the shingles in the wrong place.

[@tonybenjamin7844]

Why do you leave some of the metal step flashing showing instead of hiding it under the shingle?

[@HouseImprovements]

You dont need to that is just how I was shown to do it.

[@fisher9915]

I have to disagree, you should never nail thru the step flashing. You can adjust your shingle nails over to keep from nailing in the flashing.

[@johnburns2940]

I appreciate your caveat and will think on it. Would you, spot glue it or caulk it to hold it in place until the shingles' tar, locks it down? Certainly a nail through the flashing is the last resort.

[@nejolo9563]

What if the roof is already done and you need to put flashing on a roof window. Will contact cement or a caulk suffice? What is the best option? I’d rather not nail but if I have to I’m thinking only the upright portion of the flashing.

[@chadziegler7292]

So why step flash when you could run the head wall as one piece Also you didn't leave a water channel like half inch gap to give the water space to get off the roof instead of under the shingles also roofing cement last forever if it never sees the sun

[@RobXb]

Yeah no seen so many roofs with the step flashing causing the shingles to lift up and it looks horrible all cause they weren’t nailed.

[@Gadfly321]

Yes avoid nailing the step flashing on the roof surface, nail the vertical part of flashing along wall only

[@kattay3465]

thanks for the video. one suggestion; there should be a strip of building wrap/paper under the wall and step flashing protecting the sheathing from condensation behind the metal. The above building wrap then laps over the flashing as mentioned.

[@dsbradley018]

They make a corner flashing that you can use on outside corners like this. You can form it to the corner and it is the best $1.50 you will ever spend!

[@mikehikes710]

Or use lead

[@koonsie1987]

After we moved into our house a couple years ago that we had a roof leak and what happened was whoever did the roof did not put flashing up at all....very frustrating to deal with.

[@fordguyfordguy]

you got a hundred guys saying your method is wrong, but not ONE of them puts up a video to show what they are talking about. All the haters suck.

[@qmax-en5ry]

how do you finish corner, siding and trim? there's a gap between 2 flashing top/bottom. here's a example, how not do it.

[@machucawalter]

qmax1969 Hi Max can you plz show in a small video how to do the right way and maybe tell us what avoid or not to do. Thanks

[@santamuerte5727]

Yes qmax1969 the roof to wall flashing is too short needs to be even with the step flashing

[@maurogonzales1349]

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[@MAZINKAIFER]

@@maurogonzales1349 viejo

[@maurogonzales1349]

@@MAZINKAIFER toy apunto de echar palo y no se a parado bien no quieres benir y con unas chupaditas la dejes correctamente parada

[@booth4142]

first off run strips of ice and water on roof up wall with new construction, never have step flashing showing at bottom of shingle and no nailing to wall

[@williamstubbs9737]

yep

[@jamiemiller7628]

Doing a roof repair today up against a gable. This is exactly what I needed to know on step flashing. Thank you very much for taking to the time to pass along some tips of your trade. This helps me tremendously today!!!!

[@santamuerte5727]

The way he did it it's wrong 🤣🤣🤣

[@huejanus5505]

Always easy to do proper flashing on new construction, problem is most of us are reshingling a house, and in my case, there’s a layer of 1” insulation, strapping and siding already over the sheathing.

[@mcmurm11]

As a homeowner who is only somewhat handy, I love your videos. I hope you keep posting quality stuff. It helps out guys like me who just need a little bit of instruction to get things done.

[@Roller76]

Amen bud

[@HouseImprovements]

Thanks , we appreciate the feed back!

[@johnburns2940]

"Tru dat", said another homeowner.

[@eddiegreg7064]

Why doesn't your front pan extend onto the roof nor wrap around? Thanks 🙈🙉 🙊

[@Brandon-no3vc]

Dont you need a 1/4 inch space between the shingles and the wall for expansion ?

[@Slowhand871]

You still have a leak area where the bottom flashing meets the step flashing. That one way fold wont work

[@mikehikes710]

100% I tell people this all the time gotta use lead!!!!

[@05980420]

You have been a really good person with all of us sharing what you know explaining in a manner that everybody can do it, thank you very much from my heart,I been doing things only because what I been learning from you GOD be with you always.

[@nararane]

the gaf videos recommends to nail to roof only , never to the wall. and I think it makes sense. flashing is a piece of roof( it gets glued by shingle too) system and should remain with roof body, while the walls/roof junction moves.

[@ericnagy8056]

Wrong

[@SeekerSmith]

I have watched Shannon for about 10 years now, and I like his measured pace. He doesn't go too fast, and he explains details in a careful way. It really has helped me do things I wouldn't have done otherwise.

[@CoffeeTroll]

A few issues to point out Shannon: 1. Never metal to bare wood. Always put in a vapour barrier on the wall before the metal is installed. Avoids sweating 2. Nail the steps to the roof top outside corner. Nailing into the wall could cause buckling as the roof and wall move differntly in warm and cold weather. Also gives you the possibility of making step repairs in the future as the nails are accessible and not hidden behind the siding. 3. Leave a 1/2' to 3/4" gap ( I use 1/2" gap ) between the shingle and previous step ( channel ) to allow water to flow though and prevent blockage from needles or debris 4. The bottom wall flashing ( not the step ) should wrap around the wall and it's bottom leg should extend out under the step above it . I just remember metal should seam up to and overlap metal 5. The very bottom step flashing should extend out at least four inches past the bottom. You might need to use 2 steps to make this work I think what you've suggested would work, but there could be future problems. I'm a roofer here in Vancouver. Great work on all of these roofing videos.

[@HouseImprovements]

Thanks for the tips" coffee troll ". I have one question ,when you say vapour barrier do you mean a membrane material or even a strip of house wrap? I would assume so as vapour barrier would not be on the exterior.

[@CoffeeTroll]

A strip of house wrap would be great. I turn my underlayment 4" up the wall to get the same effect as suggested by seephor in the comments below.

[@bigal9940]

Just a point on your second issue about nailing to roof instead of wall. Great in theory, I learned this also but not realistic simply because when you nail the j-trim on the wall to catch the bottom edge of siding there will be plenty of nails through the step flashing and into the wall. I usually use a self sealing membrabe on the wood first before the step flashing goes against it.

[@ozziestrom9793]

WE INSTALL THE J-MLDG. but only with one nail at the far top left or top right end of the channel depending on what side you're going up the roof. By doing this, only one nail is going through the step flashing eliminating possible leaks from nailing down low into the J-mldg. slots. When the siding is installed into the J- mldg. it actually holds the J in place against the wall. You can also run a bead of compound at the base of the J as an extra precaution. We've been doing this for years, never had a call back..........We also install the ice-water shield where needed

[@CoffeeTroll]

Love hearing about thoughtful methods like yours ozzie. Thanks for the tip.

[@chrismckenzie8993]

Best thing I seen was running the first piece passed the corner an folding it over.. leaving the step exposed on each course looks terrible.

[@RC-Heli835]

It looks bad but you do know that the flashing is installed. I'll have to climb up and see if there is flashing installed on my 5 bucket leaking roof.😃 I seriously doubt that its installed because I've had to caulk it many times where roof meets walls. At least now I know how to check for it.

[@trimmasterld]

@@RC-Heli835 the 5 bucket leaking roof in area where there should be step flashing is a good enough indicator it wasn’t installed instead of having to see metal sticking out

[@machomanforeverworldchampion]

Should I use a tube of tar or something to seal where the shingle meets the flashing?

[@JerryJervahJr]

I am putting up all new underlayment and siding on my house. It is a 2 story house and on one side it has an add-on that is only one story. So my question is, how do I install the step flashing over the peak of the roof of the add on?

[@stumpynubs5387]

Which flashing hold up better? Aluminum or galvanized?

[@stumpynubs5387]

Is the first piece of flashing on bottom one piece of flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

yes

[@beltwayservicesinc5187]

Dude that's terrible, I'd tear that crap right out.

[@billhamilton7524]

whys that tough guy ??

[@steevemachine118]

Well...the perfect example of..."How not to do it"! There should be "Less explaining it" and more "Doing it like it should be done". It looks like crap! Even though you take great care in explaining the details, it's a case of "Do as I say...not as I do"!

[@georgeEPC]

STOP RIGHT NOW!!!!!! This is wrong!! All anyone has to do is download any roof shingle manufacturers install guide and you never nail like that. This install will leak first rain

[@billhamilton7524]

back it up dude,,,rell us why its gonna leak,,looks good to me

[@scottwoolum7355]

@@billhamilton7524 Check out the GAF video on step flashing. The deck expands and contracts at different rates than the wall or chimney. So step flashing is only nailed to the deck and not to the wall to allow for the movement.

[@mikehikes710]

@@scottwoolum7355 you mean only nailed to the wall not the deck

[@scottwoolum7355]

@@mikehikes710 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYK5hJykm6ZphaM Counter flashing covers the step flashing this attached to wall.

[@stumpynubs5387]

Should there be ice and snow up sidewall?

[@HouseImprovements]

Would not hurt anything

[@alm7707]

Great info, I have to do this. Why would you leave the bottom longer than the shingle so you see the edge, wouldn't it be nicer to hide the tin?

[@brownitsdown]

it lets the water take that longer edge and run off better, its there for a purpose

[@yolandaquarterman2107]

Thank you so much for making these videos.. I'm always needed to do something around my house . When I'm lost or confused to what ever the situation or project. I'll find one of your videos and get back on track... Again Thank you!!😊😊

[@ryanthibeau6586]

Put ur nail at the top of you wall side of step flashing that way your next step covers the nail so they are covers the whole way up

[@serolog2]

It's a great video. But you spend a lot of time saying basically the same things over and over again

[@akirawolvez2119]

When do you ever see step flashing exposed unless you don’t know what your doing just look up at most roofs

[@rtpgunner2979]

this is an horribly wrong video ! I see multiple infractions ... all people beware this is NOT an instructional video !

[@kgt877]

As usual the HOMOSEXUAL spams claims then NEVER has the guts to explain why. WHY? Because you are a homosexual.

[@senendimaguila1963]

RTP GUNNER )

[@kgt877]

@Frank Dahlquist By that homosexual embodiment of a lie logic, then you must be a Christian because you are always talking about how much you hate God, the Bible and Christianity. You pathetic dweeb of an atheist.

[@bigal9940]

Really like your vids man. I have a passion for carpentry and do quite a bit of it. New home construction, reno's, roofing, etc. Alway's looking for little neat tricks and new way's of doing things as long as it's great quality work and over and beyond min.code req. This is another great vid. but I would go a step farther and run self sealing membrane up the wall first I alway's hide my step flashing and try to stay away from the corner when nailing. I also rap my corner's and tar the join.

[@HouseImprovements]

Good tips BIGAL

[@IrishHarp1759]

Why not use one long piece of flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

The idea is to have a separate flashing at each shingle so that when water gets back there it is directed right back out to the surface right away. If you have one pice some of that water will find its way past the flashing as it runs the length .

[@R90916]

I like to put a dab of solar seal under the shingle and flash card! I use one or two nails as far from the wall as possible and squeeze a little muskrat oil for extra protection!

[@betavulgaris7888]

You put your step flashings on the wrong side up. Longer side should be the roof side, shorter side chimney side.

[@enriqueguzman3797]

What🤣??? No if you do this your roof is going to leak?

[@billhamilton7524]

tell us dumbshi%#* why Gomer

[@seephor]

Good video once again. Question: If you were doing a new construction home that had no siding or if you had removed the siding, would it be a good idea to run the roofing paper up the wall about a foot just for added protection in addition to the step flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

would not hurt anything doing that.

[@michaelstratton1518]

That's not where your supposed to nail the shingles...

[@Dave-jc6ky]

HI, I am trying to estimate how many pieces of step flashing per linear foot or per shingle. I know this may depend on actual width of flashing. Though most pre-made step flashing appears to be 5 x 7" which doesn't provide much rise against wall behind siding material. Also I see some allow more overlap of step flashing across the top of the shingle and prior to the next end piece of shingle is installed. Your input is appreciated.

[@timbibin1301]

2 pieces of 8×8 flash cards would be needed for every linear foot of shingles

[@tomasgomes2825]

Hello no horrible work You need to go to school at least three more years sorry por you i'm sure you never do 1 re-roof by yourself ,

[@ClintUmbrell]

Thanks for the education. What is the advantage of step flashing versus one long solid piece of L-flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

The step flashing helps direct any water that gets under the shingles back out on top of the next row right away a long 1 piece length has the water flowing down it a long ways and more chance that that water will creep sideways and off of the flashing on to the roof sheathing before it ever gets to the bottom of its length.. This make it less likely that you will get significant damage .

[@andrewlee6184]

Would it be okay to run a bead along the side of the shingle to ensure water doesn't somehow get underneath?

[@HouseImprovements]

The whole idea of the step flashing is to direct it back out onto of the shingle below if it does.

[@mercilesstango2701]

Prior to this video (pretty basic stuff) gents, remember to run your underlay up the 90s. I prefer to run min an inch or so higher than the height of the step flash, this gives that nail a second job, additionally securing the underlayment. Wrapped outside corners, always the way to go.

[@redsresearch]

I thought you were suposed to just nail either the roof or the wall but not both?

[@purplecraze007]

What is you have metal roofing on existing roof.

[@ericnagy8056]

Flashing on face of dormer should wrap around corner and 1st piece of step flashing should wrap around front. Do not strip siding unless necessary. Inflated labor cost for homeowner. Dont leave flashing exposed. Nail Flashing through roof( always a chance shingle could lift because of expansion/ contraction). Ice and water barrier under all flashings. Just some tips from guy with 45yrs experience and counting

[@allenbrooks7318]

NEVER NAIL STEP FLASHING TO THE WALL! FUCK!

[@fivying]

You should not see any flashing this is wrong

[@chuckking6208]

Omar Alvarez never

[@toddleggat8801]

your videos are great and thorough, nevermind the know it alls on here

[@audiobook3837]

Love all your videos bud. Dont know why you're absolutely cursed with trolls but us normal folks appreciate you.

[@kenhughes186]

Thank you for taking the time to post this video! It was very helpful. I'm confident this is the source of a persistent leak on my roof where it meets the chimney.

[@johnburns2940]

Dude, did STEP FLASHING, solve the problem around the chimney?

[@stuartmenzies3928]

But! What about the sealing of the flashing at bottom that goes round corner to vertical wall? Surely that will leak? Help! Im a builder, can to the basics but about to do my shed roof....but what about the first stel and around the conrner???

[@GrandmaSezSo]

This sure showed me how bad the roofer performed that we had. He did everything wrong around the dormer, starting with not putting down step flashing or any flashing at all. What a nightmare our roof replacement has been.

[@HouseImprovements]

oh , sorry to hear that

[@Matt-ir1ky]

He probably just reused the old flashings and did it the right way by not having them show under the shingles like in the video... If there's not steps up a whole dormer your drywall would've caved in after the first few rains.

[@derikvonschriltz6463]

Think of the next guy don't nail it to the wall

[@billyalbritton1634]

What do you do in the case of a metal roof Instead of a shingle roof?

[@HouseImprovements]

There would be a long flashing (not small step flashing) that goes up the wall under the exterior finish and comes out across the top of the metal roof rib and has a bend /kick down to the low part of the panel profiles

[@kernjames]

Easy to understand instructions. Thanks.

[@Smpl97]

Thanks for your video. I like your videos all the time and I'm at home inspector. I don't think so, We can put a nail on the surface level of the step flashing And you have to put the building wrap under the roof covering materials. This is a defective job

[@leolemaire4408]

For one the flashing that comes across the wall shouldn't be even with the corner over lap it vertical cut and flap it around the corner. Then put a piece of step on the opposite wall and over lap vertical cut and fold it over the front wall flashing. So u have a double metal corner. And you should never have steps hanging Below the shingle. Totally wrong way to do that. Put this video on the don't do list

[@a191015]

Thanks for using the model. Makes it easier to understand👍

[@RoofDRyxe306]

This guy has absolutely no clue what he's doing lmao fr

[@scottdowney4318]

My house made in 1973 with aluminum siding would be very difficult to do flashing the way your saying. You dont just remove the bottom levels of aluminum siding, they do not come apart like that without ruining them, they would be bent. I am going to reroof as it was previously done by roofers, angle flashing slips up under the existing siding with no J channel and is left loose on the wall, not nailed. It is still nailed thru the shingles. On a wall with a slope, siding is loose along the edge and has room to slip up between siding and the wall. I have repaired an upper story corner of the house above the large 24" wide overhanging soffit on a sidewall. I removed the siding and used 1/2" plywood. I used Protec 200 from the small roof section going across that soffit roof and up the wall 2 feet. Then used a drape of Protec 200 to go down the wall overlapping the underlayment that came up from the roof. So in the corner where wall meets roof is solid fabric underlayment. I am going to flash with 7" by 8" pieces cut from a 14" by 50 foot trim coil. It is better than what was there, no underlayment wrapping, and angle flashing was 2" legs and 6.5" length and lousy exterior broken apart sheet rock sheathing.

[@LandlordOdyssey]

Why would you not use one whole piece like in the end wall?

[@HouseImprovements]

The small pieces direct the water back out onto the next shingle down, one long piece gives way more chance for that water to stay under the shingles

[@LandlordOdyssey]

@@HouseImprovements I understand. Thank you.

[@RandyValdez-n2t]

How about on the wall...water maybe penetrate?

[@HouseImprovements]

House wrap hangs over the top of the flashing on the wall.

[@garrettp.5018]

So does the house wrap go over or under the step flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

over.

[@noahoyeah]

The perfect video for what I'm about to tackle. And yeah. I have to remove some siding. Meh

[@Microfur]

You never nail step flashing to the vertical wall and the shouldn't be showing

[@billhamilton7524]

why not nail to wall?

[@blackstaticband]

why do you need step flashing vs 1 large L flashing instead? Is it because it would stay under the shingle until the end of the long L?

[@HouseImprovements]

Step flashing will direct any water that gets under a row right out instead of one long piece that does not direct the water out until the bottom giving that water more chance of rolling off the step flashing and into the roof underlayment.

[@blackstaticband]

@@HouseImprovements ok thank you for the reply

[@mrharlemike28]

Great video! Exactly what I needed to know for my job coming up! I feel more confident now! 🙏🏼 But whats a J chanel? 😅

[@equipman811]

Nice video as always. I'm Not a roofer but have done many construction jobs of all kinds. I don't think it's a great idea to nail to the wall as it will not be easy to replace when the time comes for a new roof. It's not going anywhere with the last row of siding over it anyway. I Just nail it to the deck.

[@waltermatthewberg]

I kick the roof-to-wall past the corner a few inches then fold the side. Trace the angle on the step and cut it off even but leave a little kick out on the bottom to shed water. You can put a little goop in the very inside corner. I don't leave exposed flashing because it looks ugly. Don't nail the step too close to the wall because it may leak and maybe leave a 1/8” or 1/4" gap for water to flow on the path of least resistance

[@cwsosby]

Not sure why so many pro roofers are watching your videos, but you have helped me out tremendously. Thanks for all your efforts. Strong work!!!!

[@HouseImprovements]

Right? There are always haters! LOL Thanks for watching

[@mrburkescarpentryclassqhs5452]

cause pro roofers like to watch pro roofers!

[@TysonD916]

Probably because we take pride in doing things right. His video randomly poped up and I commented how he nailed in the water way on another video. Nobody’s hating if anything I’m telling him how to properly do something he’s claiming he knows how to do

[@KenPrice-vj6ih]

@@TysonD916 If he asks for your opinion okay, but...I enjoyed. it and will be using it soon. Thank you

[@TysonD916]

@@KenPrice-vj6ih if your into doing things the wrong way and putting a house at risk for interior damage I say go for it lol

[@jim77004]

Everything I've read is that step flashing should be nailed to the roof like a normal shingle, not to the wall (read that it can buckle). Most skylight manufacturers recommend roofing tar with each course as well. Why do you recommend nailing to the wall? Cheers... you have great videos.

[@roofmaster4403]

jim77004 you can fasten Flashings to either the wall or roof deck BUT not both, they will buckle

[@alexgrubb6640]

@@roofmaster4403 won't the flashing get nailed through the shingle to the roof, as well as through the siding to the wall, both, even if you only nail it one of them during installation??

[@roofmaster4403]

@@alexgrubb6640 a couple nails here and there thru the step flashings when you're fastening the j-channel is no big deal...

[@captainh3831]

Shannon, Shannon....the steps shouldn't be visible under the shingles

[@jude999]

What is the black paper??

[@HouseImprovements]

tar paper or better yet use stick on membrane like ice and water shield.

[@dgktatkid9668]

Your doing it all wrong

[@mitchell5246]

Never put a nail through the bottom of flashing !! Use a clip it's that simple . And you are installing shingles wrong .

[@jimmysmusicreactions7030]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@samirbarron4695]

No.no.no.NOOO,,,

[@nicmancinelli9496]

Not sure why he would place the nails in the centers. Not sure if he noticed or just doesn't know how to do roofing properly. Not good

[@fernandezjunior4724]

Im building a addition room on top of my house , I think it would be little difficult for me to flashing to existing roof.

[@stumpynubs5387]

Do you have a video on how to flash an inside corner? I have an inside corner where my chimney meets the slope of the roof and back side of chimney is attached to gable end of roof.

[@MarkMinistries]

nice video but big mistake 5:45 your shingle is only 1/8 past your nail on previous shingle

[@patrickleigh1523]

That first piece of step flashing didn't need the upper nail, because the next piece up gets the lower nail right through, or close enough. 3 nails in one piece 7 inches long. No.

[@DiffEQ]

Is this a joke? That is the worst instructional video on step flashing I have every seen. Almost everything is wrong about it. You do know you have to side that dormer, right? Unbelievable.

[@johnwedgeworth4908]

Can you do a vid on shingling a valley and installing a “w” valley? Thanks

[@scottdowney4318]

Is that step flashing unequal length legs? Is it ok to have a 4" leg on the wall and a 3" leg on the shingle with an 8" flashing length"

[@yogibeer9319]

Awesome video. Why is step flashing better than a long solid piece of flashing?

[@HouseImprovements]

With a long single piece the moisture that gets by the shingle to the metal just follows it a long ways down the roof and sometimes just rolls off under the shingles to the roof decking. The steps allow moisture to only travel a short distance and its directed right out onto of the shingles again.

[@yogibeer9319]

@@HouseImprovements 👍🏼🇺🇸

[@-JackVenom]

Never put a nail through the metal flashing when you're nailing the shingle/slate or shake. Putting a nail through the middle of the flashing defeats the purpose of the metal.

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

I have a porch with a flattened peak with two slopes. So basically I’ll need to transition a long piece of flashing into the step flashing. Is that doable?

[@franciscojavierestrada7585]

Is it better to just put one strip of flashing than cut them into steps?

[@HouseImprovements]

no

[@nejolo9563]

What type of adhesive will work if you prefer not to nail the flashing? Contact cement or caulk? Will it hold the flashing in place?

[@gonzaloquinones5388]

Ok so i see a lit of mistakes first the flashing is not supposed to be seen it should be under the shingle completely or you will have a complaint by home owner and second the bottom corner is not done how u said the bent the baby tent or flashing its trimed to the corner of the wall also each side wall dosent matter if its a house wall or what ever its necessary to place ice guard or ice and water or what ever u call it and it must go under and upthe wall or behind the flashing just for extra protection

[@sherifnabil9663]

I feel like all roofing videos have many dislikes. So much misinformation on roofing online

[@mattomite9097]

Thank you! Your videos are always so well done and helpful.

[@andrewfowler6400]

Corner is wrong.