Installing roof to wall stucco flashing
Howdy guys and gals, in this video I improvise on Installing roof to wall stucco flashing.
There are many ways to flash a roof to wall area to prepare it for stucco, we try and come up with the best solution among the alternatives available. (simple common sense)
Kirk Giordano Plastering Inc.
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Installing roof to wall stucco flashing
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Thank you Mr. Giordano you and Sons for taking the to splaining how put metal flashing on roofs is it the same for balcones thank you again
Hey Gilbert, I have done a few balconies this way. Mainly a fella will install a standard 4 x 4 inch, roof to wall flashing and then apply a membrane. There are about 20 different membranes I see used often enough.
Then we can counter flash with a drip or weep screed designed for stucco or if necessary attach a Z flashing.
Have a good evening.
Kirk Giordano plastering
Thank you for your response Mr Giordano you and your Sons Jason and Dan great work
Hey Gilbert, you are welcome man, and thanks for the response.
Have a groovy day!
kirk Giordano plastering
hello there, i was wondering if the flashing should go inside the paper with the sheating. because you are intalling it into the stucco. thanks great video!
Howdy young engineer Fernando, on a wood wall we place the screed on the bottom of the sheathing, if this were a stucco wall we would have to break out the stucco.
Good question.
Best wishes, and thanks for watching.
Kirk Giordano Plastering
Where does it drain since you don't have any holes
Howdy Thomas, good question.
Since we were planning on applying a color coat finish, a weep screed was not necessary.
I could have used one to counter the L Flashing.
However I preferred to use a Z flashing so that the with high winds the rain would not be a problem, where does any moisture that penetrates the cement plaster go?
Excellent question. It flows out through the bottom the same as it's absorbed through the porous color finish
Gravity with air evaporates this moister.
Now if this were to be a two coat cement plastering job with a painted surface, it would have been a better desion to simply drop the weep screed directly on the L Flashing.
Cheers!
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I have that problem. Had a room added for my sick mother and the oom leaks. They put on a flat roof and it leaked first rain. Can't contact them. Had it re-roofed twice and still leaks at the seem where it was added. I wish you lived near San Bernardino, CA. My neighbor told me they probably didn't put flashing so maybe I'll try too I myself. I also ordered some sashco roof sealant. So after nailing he flashing, did I understand that their needs to be paper and plaster?
what keeps water or melting snow from running down the grooves in the T111 siding and behind the flashing resulting in water problems (rot etc)?
Water can still get behind that flashing. Customer beware!
Because he didn't use a sealer?
This will leak 100℅ Needs step flashing
I was wondering about that. Flash needs to go under house siding I believe.
Step flashing goes on the slope of the roof underneath each shingle. Long pieces go on the tops and bottom horizontal pieces. His work wont leak because the stucco will overlap the flashing.
@Ray Bin he's going to stucco over that did you not watch?
It will 100% not leak
@randy jenkins I rewatched video – he did say it will have stucco. What threw me off was leaving old siding on….that is permissible?
Hope all is good on your end brother man. Anyway I'm still working on my home stucco here in Texas and do I use weep screed on second-story overhang? I can upload a video to show you if need be. Thanks a million!
thought i saw all the vids …. 8 years ago already! same clean shirt!
TONY OWNER AT " GET STONED AND PLASTERED LLC ". THAT IS SMART AS F!@K!!!! WE Don't always agree and maybe cause different states plaster different ways. But that double flashing says Everything and ahuts up anybody screaming "CODE!. WELL DONE SIR! If ever in Florida hit me up i would love to talk to you.
I was trying to figure out how to do this flashing job and the double-flashing approach idea is exactly what I didn't think of and what I need. Thanks very much for putting this together. <3