Our drip edge flashing comes in 8-foot sections, which exceed standard shipping carrier length restrictions (typically 6 feet maximum). This length limitation prevents damage during shipping and ensures you receive straight, undamaged sections. We offer local pickup at our Damascus, OR location and delivery service within 50 miles for your convenience.

Absolutely. Drip edge is required by most building codes and is essential for preventing water damage. Without drip edge, water can run back under shingles, causing fascia rot, roof deck damage, and interior leaks. It's one of the most cost-effective ways to protect your home's structural integrity. Professional roofers consider it mandatory for any quality installation.

The 2x4 size provides superior coverage and protection compared to 2x3. The extra width (4" vs 3") offers better water management, especially in heavy rain conditions. It also provides more surface area for secure fastening and better protection of the fascia board. For professional installations, 2x4 is the preferred choice for maximum protection.

Choose a color that complements your roof and gutter system. Popular choices include matching your gutter color for a seamless look, or selecting a color that blends with your roof material. White is versatile and works with most color schemes. For specific color matching, bring a sample of your existing components when picking up your order.

While the installation process is straightforward, it requires working at height and proper integration with your roofing system. Professional installation is strongly recommended for safety and warranty reasons. Improper installation can void roofing warranties and create water damage issues. Professional roofers have the safety equipment and expertise to ensure proper installation.

Measure the perimeter of your roof where drip edge will be installed (eaves and rakes). Add 10% for waste and overlaps. Each section is 8 feet long, so divide your total linear feet by 8 to determine the number of sections needed. For example, a 1,200 sq ft ranch home typically needs 12-15 sections. Contact us for help calculating your specific needs.

We deliver within 50 miles of our Damascus, OR location (19759 SE Sunnyside Rd). Delivery costs vary based on distance and order size. Free pickup is available at our location with orders typically ready in 2-4 days. Call (503) 496-7017 for specific delivery pricing and scheduling for your area.

No, aluminum naturally resists corrosion and will not rust like steel products. Our premium aluminum construction with powder coating provides additional protection against weathering and UV damage. Aluminum drip edge can last 50+ years with minimal maintenance, making it a superior long-term investment compared to steel alternatives.

We offer the same wholesale pricing to homeowners that professional contractors receive. This means you save 35-60% off retail prices depending on quantity ordered. No contractor license required - everyone gets professional pricing on our premium drip edge flashing. Larger quantities receive greater discounts.

We offer a 30-day return policy on unopened packages in original packaging. For custom colors or large orders, we recommend ordering a single section first to verify color match. Our team can help you calculate exact quantities needed to avoid over-ordering. Contact us immediately if you have concerns about your order.

While we don't provide installation services directly, we work with a network of qualified roofing contractors in the Portland metro area. We can provide referrals to licensed, insured professionals who regularly use our products. These contractors are familiar with proper drip edge installation techniques and can ensure your project meets all building codes.

Yes, our 2x4 drip edge flashing is compatible with all roofing materials including asphalt shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and cedar shakes. The aluminum construction won't react with other roofing materials and the standard profile works with all gutter systems. Professional roofers use this same drip edge across all roofing applications.