Counter Flashing Repair Altadena CA that stops wall and chimney leaks
Licensed flashing specialists serving Los Angeles County since 2020
Counter Flashing Repair Altadena CA is the fastest way to stop water running down your chimney or wall and into the attic. If you have spotted a ceiling stain after a storm, or rust streaks on the masonry, the counter flashing has likely failed. We repair, reseal, and refasten counter flashing across Altadena, California, usually in a single visit, so the next rain stays outside where it belongs.
What Counter Flashing Repair Altadena CA Actually Fixes
Counter Flashing Repair Altadena CA is the roofing trade that re-secures and reseals the metal cap embedded into a chimney, wall, or skylight curb so rain cannot slip behind the step flashing below it. That cap, usually galvanized steel, copper, or aluminum, sits in a reglet cut into the masonry and folds down over the top edge of the lower flashing. When the sealant cracks or the metal lifts, water runs straight down the wall cavity. We cut out the failed sealant, reset the metal, and rebuild the weather seal with butyl tape and polyurethane sealant rated for California sun.
Altadena homes take a specific beating. Winter storms push sideways rain against chimney stacks, and summer heat bakes the sealant until it shrinks and pulls away from the masonry. Add the older masonry chimneys common around Christmas Tree Lane and Rubio Canyon, and you get loose counter flashing that drips every time it rains. If you have been searching for a counter flashing repair near me in Altadena CA, the fix is straightforward once someone actually gets on the roof and finds the gap.
Why Altadena Homeowners Fix Counter Flashing Early
Counter flashing is a small piece of metal doing a big job. When it fails, the damage moves fast and the repair bill grows with it. Here is what you get when you call us before the next storm.
Stop leaks at the source
Water that gets past counter flashing lands on framing, insulation, and drywall, not on the roof surface. We seal the entry point instead of chasing the stain on your ceiling. Most counter flashing leak repair in Altadena, California jobs we run are finished in two to four hours, and the leak stops the same day.
Protect masonry and framing
Repeated wetting rots sheathing and spalls brick and stucco around the chimney. A $300 to $600 counter flashing fix now prevents a $4,000 to $9,000 framing or masonry repair later. We reset the metal into a clean reglet and seal it so water sheds away from the wall, not into it.
Extend chimney life
Chimneys in Altadena see freeze-thaw swings in the San Gabriel foothills that crack mortar joints. Keeping counter flashing tight keeps the stack dry. We use copper or 26-gauge galvanized steel, depending on what is already on the roof, so the new metal matches and lasts.
Pass inspection and resale
Home inspectors flag loose or missing counter flashing on nearly every older Altadena report. Fixing it before a sale removes an objection and shows the roof has been maintained. We document the repair with photos so your agent and buyer can see exactly what was done.
Our Counter Flashing Repair Process
Every job follows the same five steps, whether it is a single chimney or a full wall run. You get a clear scope, a fixed price, and a roof that is watertight before we pack up.
Roof Inspection
We walk the roof and check every penetration: chimney, sidewalls, skylights, and vent pipes. We photograph the failed counter flashing, note the metal type, and look for related problems like missing kickout flashing or cracked step flashing. This takes 30 to 45 minutes on a typical Altadena home.
Written Estimate
You get a fixed price before any work starts, broken down by section. If we find more than one failed area, we show you the photos and let you decide what to fix now and what can wait. No surprise line items, no hourly guessing.
Removal and Prep
We cut out the old sealant with a utility knife and pry bar, then clean the reglet and the metal with a wire brush. Loose counter flashing gets refastened with roofing nails or a roofing nailer. Any corroded sections come off and get replaced with matching metal.
Reset and Seal
New counter flashing is bent on a flashing brake or hand seamer to fit the chimney or wall profile, then set into the reglet and folded over the step flashing. We bed it with butyl tape and finish with polyurethane sealant, tooled smooth with a caulking gun.
Water Test and Cleanup
We run a hose test over the repaired area and watch from inside the attic if access allows. Once it is dry, we clean the gutters and ground of metal scraps and sealant shavings. You get photos of the finished work and a 5-year workmanship warranty on the repair.
Six Years of Flashing Work in the Foothills
Hometown Roof Protectors has been repairing counter flashing in Altadena since 2020. In that time we have worked on tile, shingle, and flat roofs across the foothills, from single chimneys to full wall runs on historic homes. Our crews hold California Contractor License (C-39 Roofing) credentials and follow NRCA flashing standards on every job. We are also an OSHA safety certified crew, which matters when we are working on steep pitches and tall chimneys. We use GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed flashing components because they hold up to UV and thermal cycling. That combination of training, materials, and local experience is why our repairs hold.
- Licensed California Contractor License (C-39 Roofing) crew on every counter flashing job.
- NRCA member standards applied to reglet depth, metal overlap, and sealant selection.
- GAF Master Elite and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor materials on hand for matching.
- OSHA safety certified for steep-slope and chimney work in the Altadena foothills.
- Six years of repairs on Altadena masonry chimneys, stucco walls, and skylight curbs.
Why Altadena Calls Us for Counter Flashing Repair
We are a local crew, not a franchise. That means the person who inspects your roof is the person who fixes it, and the price you hear on the phone is the price on the invoice.
Same-day emergency response
Active leaks get priority. Call before noon and we can usually be on your roof the same day. For emergency counter flashing fix Altadena calls during storm season, we keep evening slots open so you are not waiting through a second rain with a bucket in the hallway.
Fixed pricing, no surprises
You get a written price before we start. Most counter flashing repairs run $250 to $650 depending on chimney height and metal type. If we open up an area and find rot or a second failed section, we stop and show you before adding anything to the bill.
Materials that match your roof
We stock copper, galvanized steel, and aluminum so the new counter flashing blends with what is already there. On older Altadena homes, we can bend custom profiles on a flashing brake to match original detailing. That is what makes our counter flashing repair and sealing Altadena CA work look like it was always part of the roof.
Warranty you can use
Every counter flashing repair comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty. If the seal fails or the metal lifts, we come back and fix it at no charge. We also send you photos of the finished work so you have a record for insurance or resale.
What Our Counter Flashing Repair Covers
Every counter flashing job includes the core work below. If we find related problems, like a failed vent pipe boot or missing kickout flashing, we will show you and quote it separately so you can decide.
What's Included
Full flashing inspection
We check the chimney, sidewalls, skylights, and every pipe penetration, not just the one you called about. Counter flashing rarely fails alone. Finding the second weak point now saves you a second service call in three months.
Old sealant removal
We cut out the failed sealant and clean the reglet and metal with a wire brush. New sealant will not bond to old, dirty surfaces. This step is why our repairs last instead of peeling off after one summer.
Metal reset or replacement
Loose counter flashing gets refastened into the masonry. Corroded or bent sections get replaced with matching copper, galvanized steel, or aluminum, bent on site to fit the profile. We reuse original metal whenever it is still sound.
Butyl tape and sealant
We bed the metal with butyl tape and finish with polyurethane sealant rated for exterior masonry. This is the layer that keeps wind-driven rain out of the reglet. We tool it smooth so it sheds water instead of pooling.
Water test and photos
We hose-test the repair and check for drips from inside the attic when access allows. You get before-and-after photos by text or email the same day, plus a 5-year workmanship warranty on the repair.
Counter Flashing Problems We Fix in Altadena
Most counter flashing calls start with a stain on the ceiling or a wet chimney chase. Here are the four failures we see most often in Altadena, and what each one does if you leave it alone.
Loose counter flashing on an older masonry chimney
Wind-driven rain slips behind the metal and runs down the chimney chase into the attic or wall cavity. Insulation gets wet, framing starts to rot, and the stain on your ceiling keeps growing.
We reset the counter flashing into a clean reglet, refasten it, and reseal with butyl tape and polyurethane sealant. If the metal is too corroded to reuse, we bend a new piece on site to match the chimney profile. Most jobs finish in two to four hours.
Cracked flashing sealant after a hot summer
Altadena summers bake the sealant until it shrinks and pulls away from the masonry. The gap is small enough to miss from the ground but wide enough to let water in during the first fall storm.
We cut out the cracked sealant, clean the reglet, and re-bed the metal with fresh butyl tape and a UV-stable polyurethane sealant. This counter flashing fix for leaks in Altadena is one of our most common calls, and it usually takes under three hours.
Corroded galvanized steel on a coastal-influenced roof
Galvanized steel rusts through after 15 to 20 years, especially on chimneys that face the afternoon sun. Once the metal has holes, sealant will not fix it, and the leak returns every storm.
We replace the failed sections with copper or new galvanized steel, depending on what is on the rest of the roof. Copper costs more upfront but lasts 50-plus years in this climate, so it is often the better long-term call on a chimney you plan to keep.
Missing counter flashing above a skylight curb
Water intrusion at skylights is often traced back to counter flashing that was never installed or was removed during a prior repair. The leak shows up as a drip at the skylight frame or a stain on the ceiling nearby.
We fabricate new counter flashing on a flashing brake to fit the curb, set it into the reglet, and tie it into the existing step flashing. We also check the skylight seal and the surrounding shingles while we are up there.
When Altadena Homeowners Call Us
A homeowner near Farnsworth Park notices a brown ceiling stain after the first big storm of the season.
We inspect the chimney and find the counter flashing has lifted about a quarter inch out of the reglet. We reset it, reseal with butyl tape and polyurethane sealant, and water-test the repair before we leave.
The leak stops the same day. The homeowner avoids a drywall and insulation repair that would have run $1,500 or more.
A realtor in Historic Highlands needs a counter flashing fix before a buyer's inspection in two weeks.
We quote the repair from photos, schedule within 48 hours, and complete the work in a single visit. We send before-and-after photos and a copy of the 5-year workmanship warranty for the inspection report.
The inspection objection is cleared, and the sale closes on schedule without a price reduction for roof repairs.
A homeowner on a steep tile roof in Rubio Canyon sees rust streaks running down the chimney masonry.
The original galvanized counter flashing has rusted through. We remove it, fabricate new copper counter flashing on a flashing brake to match the chimney profile, and bed it with butyl tape and sealant.
The rust streaks stop, the chimney stays dry, and the new copper will outlast the roof itself.
A landlord with a rental near Altadena Town Center gets a tenant call about water dripping into a closet during a storm.
We treat it as an emergency counter flashing fix, get on the roof the same afternoon, and find the counter flashing around the vent pipe has pulled loose. We reset and reseal it in under two hours.
The tenant stays dry, the landlord avoids a emergency drywall repair, and the fix is documented for the property file.
Tools and Methods We Use
Tools & Equipment
Flashing brake and hand seamer
Bends copper, galvanized steel, and aluminum into custom counter flashing profiles that match your chimney or wall exactly. Off-the-shelf pieces rarely fit older Altadena masonry.
Caulking gun with polyurethane sealant
Applies a UV-stable, exterior-rated sealant bead along the reglet and metal edge. This is the layer that keeps wind-driven rain out of the joint.
Pry bar and utility knife
Removes old counter flashing and cuts out failed sealant without damaging the masonry or the step flashing underneath.
Roofing hammer and roofing nailer
Refastens loose counter flashing and step flashing into the roof deck and masonry. We match nail type to the metal to avoid galvanic corrosion.
Tin snips and measuring tape
Cuts and fits metal sections on the roof so we are not running up and down for every trim. Keeps the job moving and the seams tight.
Seam roller
Presses laps and folded edges flat so water cannot wick under the metal. A small tool that makes a big difference on long wall runs.
Methods & Techniques
NRCA reglet and counter flashing standard
We cut the reglet to the depth and width the NRCA recommends, set the metal with a minimum 1-inch overlap over the step flashing, and seal the top edge. This is the detail that keeps water out for decades, not seasons.
Two-layer seal: butyl tape plus polyurethane
Butyl tape goes behind the metal as a gasket, and polyurethane sealant goes on top as a UV-stable cap. The two layers fail at different rates, so you get warning before a leak starts, not after.
Material matching by roof type
Copper on tile and historic homes, galvanized steel on shingle roofs, aluminum on flat and low-slope sections. Matching the metal to the roof avoids galvanic corrosion and keeps the repair looking original.
Hose test before we leave
We run water over the repaired area for several minutes and check from inside the attic when access allows. If we see a drip, we fix it before packing up. No guesswork, no callbacks.
How Counter Flashing Repair Runs in Altadena
Altadena sits in the San Gabriel foothills, which means two things for counter flashing: sideways rain in winter and brutal UV in summer. Storms push water against chimney stacks and sidewalls from the south and west, so counter flashing on those exposures fails first. Summer heat bakes the sealant until it shrinks, and the first fall storm finds the gap. Older masonry chimneys around Christmas Tree Lane and Historic Highlands are especially prone to loose counter flashing because the original reglet was cut shallow and the metal has been reset a few times already. We see a lot of tile and shingle roofs in the 91001 and 91003 ZIP codes, and the repair approach changes with each. Tile roofs need counter flashing that ties into the pan and cover without cracking the tile. Shingle roofs need the metal woven into the courses so the step flashing below stays covered. If you have been searching for counter flashing leak repair in Altadena, California, we can usually tell you what is wrong from a photo and quote the fix the same day.
Service Areas
Historic masonry chimneys with shallow reglets and original detailing. We bend custom counter flashing on site to match the profile without altering the look of the home.
Steep roofs and tall chimneys that take the brunt of winter wind. Counter flashing here needs a deeper reglet and heavier fastening than a standard repair.
Mix of older homes and newer remodels. We often find counter flashing that was never reinstalled after a roof replacement, which is why the leak shows up years later.
Stucco walls and tile roofs where counter flashing has to tie into the wall without cracking the stucco. We use a shallow reglet and a flexible sealant to avoid that.
Homes here see heavy afternoon sun on south-facing chimneys. Sealant dries out faster, so we recommend a UV-stable polyurethane and a check every three years.
Local Considerations
Winter wind-driven rain from the south and west
Pushes water against chimney stacks and sidewalls at an angle that finds even small gaps in counter flashing. Repairs done in fall hold through the storm season; repairs done in spring get tested the same year.
Summer UV and 100-degree heat
Shrinks and cracks standard sealants within two to three seasons. We use UV-stable polyurethane and butyl tape that hold up to the heat, which is why our repairs last longer than a tube-and-caulk patch.
Older masonry chimneys with shallow reglets
Original reglets were often cut only a half inch deep, so counter flashing has less to grab. We deepen the reglet where the masonry allows and use a mechanical fastener plus sealant for a stronger hold.
Foothill freeze-thaw cycles in January and February
Water that gets behind counter flashing freezes overnight and expands, prying the metal further out of the reglet. Fixing the seal before winter is what stops the cycle from getting worse each year.
Lifted counter flashing on a 1940s chimney
A homeowner near Christmas Tree Lane had a brown ceiling stain that grew every storm. The counter flashing on the south face of the chimney had lifted about a quarter inch out of the reglet, and the original sealant was cracked and brittle. Water was running down the chimney chase into the attic insulation.
We cut out the old sealant, cleaned and deepened the reglet, reset the original copper counter flashing, and re-bedded it with butyl tape and polyurethane sealant. The hose test ran clean, and the ceiling stain stopped growing after the next storm. Total job time: three hours.
Maintenance & Follow-up
We recommended a visual check each fall before the first rain and a sealant touch-up every three to four years. The copper itself should last another 30 years in this climate.
A tile roof in Rubio Canyon had rust streaks running down the chimney masonry and a drip inside the attic during heavy rain. The original galvanized counter flashing had rusted through in two places, and the sealant had failed along the entire south edge. The homeowner had already patched it twice with caulk.
We removed the rusted metal, fabricated new copper counter flashing on a flashing brake to match the chimney profile, and tied it into the existing step flashing. The rust streaks stopped, the attic stayed dry through the next storm, and the new copper will outlast the tile roof. Job time: five hours.
Maintenance & Follow-up
Copper needs almost no maintenance. We suggested a visual inspection every two years and a check of the sealant at the reglet every five.
A home near Altadena Town Center had a persistent drip at a skylight frame after every storm. A previous roofer had sealed the skylight itself, but the leak continued. The real problem was missing counter flashing above the curb, which let water run behind the step flashing and into the roof deck.
We fabricated new counter flashing to fit the curb, set it into a fresh reglet, and tied it into the step flashing. We also replaced the skylight seal while we were up there. The drip stopped the same day, and the homeowner avoided a skylight replacement that would have cost $1,800 or more. Job time: four hours.
Maintenance & Follow-up
We recommended checking the skylight seal every three years and keeping the area around the curb clear of debris. The new counter flashing should last 25 to 30 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We have answers. If you don't see your question here, feel free to contact us.
Call UsHow much does counter flashing repair cost in Altadena CA?
Most counter flashing repairs in Altadena run $250 to $650 for a single chimney, with larger wall runs or full replacements going up to $1,200. The price depends on chimney height, metal type, and how much of the flashing needs to be replaced versus resealed. We quote a fixed price before we start, so you know the number before anyone gets on the roof.
Why is my counter flashing leaking in Altadena, California?
The most common cause is failed sealant at the reglet, where the metal meets the masonry. Altadena summers bake the sealant until it shrinks and cracks, and the first winter storm finds the gap. Loose or corroded metal is the second most common cause. Both are fixable in a single visit, and we can usually tell which one it is from a photo.
Can you fix counter flashing leaks in Altadena?
Yes. We repair counter flashing leaks across Altadena, from single chimneys to full wall runs on tile, shingle, and flat roofs. Most jobs are finished in two to four hours, and we hose-test the repair before we leave. If the leak has already caused interior damage, we will show you what we found and recommend the next step.
Do you offer counter flashing fix near me in Altadena?
We serve all of Altadena, including West Altadena, East Altadena, Christmas Tree Lane, Rubio Canyon, and the 91001, 91003, and 91104 ZIP codes. If you are in Los Angeles County and not sure whether you are in our service area, call us and we will tell you straight. Same-day emergency slots are usually available during storm season.
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Our chimney had been leaking for two winters and two other roofers just caulked it. Hometown Roof Protectors found the counter flashing had lifted out of the reglet, reset it properly, and resealed it. No leak since. They sent photos of the finished work and explained what they did. Fair price, no upsell.
Called about a ceiling stain near our skylight. They came out the next morning, found the counter flashing above the curb was missing, and fabricated a new piece on the spot. Took about four hours total. Cleaned up everything. The stain has not grown since, and we have had two storms.
We had rust streaks on our chimney and a drip in the attic. They replaced the old galvanized counter flashing with copper and tied it into the step flashing. It was not the cheapest quote we got, but the copper will outlast the roof. Professional crew, showed up on time, and the price matched the estimate.
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Roof Flashing Repair
Counter flashing is one part of the flashing system. If your leak is coming from step flashing, valley flashing, or a vent pipe, we handle that too. We inspect the whole system on every visit so you are not calling us back for a second leak in three months.
Roof Flashing RepairRoof Leak Repair
Counter flashing failures often show up as ceiling stains far from the chimney. If you have an active leak, we trace it back to the source before repairing anything. Most Altadena leaks we see trace back to failed flashing, not the shingles themselves.
Roof Leak RepairChimney Flashing Repair
Counter flashing and chimney flashing work together. If the base flashing or the cricket behind the chimney has failed, resealing the counter flashing alone will not stop the leak. We check both and quote the full repair so it holds the first time.
Chimney Flashing RepairSkylight Flashing Repair
Skylight curbs use counter flashing just like chimneys do. If your skylight drips after a storm, the counter flashing above the curb is the first thing we check. We can usually fix it without removing the skylight itself.
Skylight Flashing RepairVent Pipe Flashing Repair
Vent pipe boots fail on a similar timeline to counter flashing, and they are often on the same roof. If we are already up there for counter flashing, we will check every vent boot and quote any that are cracked or loose.
Vent Pipe Flashing RepairValley Flashing Repair
Valleys carry the most water on any roof. If your leak is in a valley rather than at a chimney, the repair is different but the diagnosis is the same. We check valleys on every counter flashing inspection at no extra charge.
Valley Flashing RepairStep Flashing Repair
Counter flashing caps the step flashing below it. If the step flashing has corroded or pulled loose, new counter flashing will not fix the leak. We replace both when needed so the system works as designed.
Step Flashing RepairDrip Edge Flashing Repair
Drip edge keeps water off the fascia and away from the wall. If it is missing or bent, water can wick back under the roof edge. We check drip edge on every inspection and replace damaged sections while we are on the roof.
Drip Edge Flashing RepairKickout Flashing Repair
Missing kickout flashing is one of the most common causes of wall leaks we find in Altadena. It directs water away from the wall at the bottom of a roof-to-wall intersection. If yours is missing, we can fabricate and install one on the same visit.
Kickout Flashing RepairWall Flashing Repair
Wall flashing and counter flashing overlap at the reglet. If the wall flashing has failed, water gets behind the siding or stucco. We repair both together so the wall stays dry and the repair looks seamless.
Wall Flashing RepairRoof Flashing Replacement
When counter flashing is too corroded to reuse, replacement is the right call. We fabricate new metal on site to match the original profile, so the repair blends with the roof instead of standing out. Copper, galvanized steel, and aluminum are all available.
Roof Flashing ReplacementEmergency Roof Flashing Repair
Active leaks get priority. If water is coming in during a storm, call us and we will get someone on the roof the same day when possible. We can do a temporary seal to stop the water and schedule the permanent repair once the weather clears.
Emergency Roof Flashing RepairRoof Flashing Inspection
An annual flashing inspection catches small problems before they become leaks. We check counter flashing, step flashing, valleys, and every penetration, and send you photos of anything that needs attention. It is the cheapest roof maintenance you can buy.
Roof Flashing InspectionRoof Flashing Maintenance
A sealant touch-up every three to four years keeps counter flashing watertight without a full repair. We offer a maintenance visit that includes resealing the reglet, checking fasteners, and clearing debris from around the chimney base.
Roof Flashing MaintenanceRoof Flashing Sealing
If your counter flashing is sound but the sealant has failed, sealing is the fast, low-cost fix. We cut out the old sealant, clean the joint, and re-bed with butyl tape and polyurethane. Most sealing jobs take under two hours.
Roof Flashing SealingMetal Roof Flashing Repair
Metal roofs expand and contract more than shingle or tile, which puts extra stress on counter flashing. We use fasteners and sealants designed for metal roof movement so the repair does not crack after the first hot summer.
Metal Roof Flashing RepairShingle Roof Flashing Repair
On shingle roofs, counter flashing has to weave into the courses without breaking the shingle seal. We lift the surrounding shingles, set the metal, and reseat the shingles so the repair is invisible from the ground.
Shingle Roof Flashing RepairTile Roof Flashing Repair
Tile roofs need counter flashing that ties into the pan and cover without cracking the tile. We walk tile roofs carefully, replace any broken pieces, and fabricate metal that fits the tile profile exactly.
Tile Roof Flashing RepairFlat Roof Flashing Repair
Flat and low-slope roofs use counter flashing at parapet walls and curbs. We repair it with materials compatible with modified bitumen, EPDM, and TPO so the seal holds through thermal cycling.
Flat Roof Flashing RepairCommercial Roof Flashing Repair
Commercial buildings in Altadena and Los Angeles County have counter flashing at every HVAC curb and parapet. We work around your schedule, including early mornings and weekends, so the repair does not disrupt your business.
Commercial Roof Flashing RepairResidential Roof Flashing Repair
Most of our counter flashing work is on homes. We treat your roof like our own, clean up all metal scraps and sealant shavings, and send you photos of the finished work before we leave.
Residential Roof Flashing RepairStorm Damage Flashing Repair
After a big storm, counter flashing is often bent or torn loose by wind. We document the damage with photos for your insurance claim and do the repair to spec so it holds through the next storm.
Storm Damage Flashing RepairRoof Flashing Installation
If you are replacing a roof or adding a chimney, we install counter flashing from scratch to NRCA standards. Getting it right at installation is cheaper than repairing it later, and it lasts the life of the roof.
Roof Flashing InstallationCustom Flashing Fabrication
Older Altadena homes often have chimney profiles that off-the-shelf flashing will not fit. We bend custom pieces on a flashing brake to match the original, so the repair looks like it was always there.
Custom Flashing FabricationRoof Flashing Leak Detection
If you have a leak but cannot find the source, we trace it with a hose test and a full flashing inspection. Most Altadena leaks we find trace back to counter flashing, step flashing, or a failed vent boot.
Roof Flashing Leak DetectionGutter Flashing Repair
Gutter flashing and counter flashing both direct water away from the wall. If your gutter is pulling away or the flashing behind it has failed, water can get into the fascia and wall. We repair both together.
Gutter Flashing RepairRoof Flashing Waterproofing
Waterproofing counter flashing means sealing the reglet and the metal edge with materials rated for exterior masonry. We use butyl tape and polyurethane sealant that hold up to Altadena UV and winter rain.
Roof Flashing WaterproofingRoof Flashing Repair Near Me
If you are searching for roof flashing repair near me in Altadena, we are local. We serve the 91001, 91003, and 91104 ZIP codes and most of Los Angeles County. Call us and we will tell you the soonest we can be on your roof.
Roof Flashing Repair Near MeGet Your Counter Flashing Repair Altadena CA Quote Today
If your chimney or wall is leaking, the counter flashing is the first thing we check. Call Hometown Roof Protectors and we will get a licensed crew on your roof, give you a fixed price, and stop the leak before the next storm. We serve all of Altadena and Los Angeles County.