How To Cut A Metal Roof Valley

One variant of the closed cut valley is the california valley also called long island valley and new jersey valley.

How to cut a metal roof valley.

With an open valley a strip of metal will be visible on the roof wherever two opposing roof planes meet. Roofing shingles are installed then cut and sealed where they overlap the metal channel. For an open valley a sheet of metal usually steel sometimes copper is fastened to the roof deck. Just simple 3d animated digital instructions on how to install a valley on a masterrib panel roof.

No sales pitch or other fluff. A variation of closed cut valley. Masterrib is a 36 wide 5 r. With a clean valley you can lay down some peel and stick roofing membrane.

How to seal metal roof valley. Best practices for sealing the metal roof valley vary based on the slope of the roof. Cut the panels from the ground instead of on the roof to avoid damaging the roof with the debris. California cut valleys make for a great closed cut valley however we have an installation trick to improve performance in areas of high winds snow or rain.

Install synthetic roofing underlayment or felt paper according to manufacturer specifications and then install the first piece of valley flashing. Ultimately laying any shingle in a valley can restrict proper water and debris flow unlike the metal flashing used in an open valley. The metal is usually pre painted to best complement the shingles color blend. Low slope roofs slope less than 3 12 use tape sealant between the valley trim and the panel.