Roofing

Here's how to make a clean, neat drip edge with intersecting anglesby Patrick Sheeley

Although a tricky process, this step-by-step video makes it look easyby Patrick Sheeley

Among the important details on a roof is the rake, the sloping edge along the end wall of a gable, shed, or gambrel roofby Katie Hutchison

by Dexter Winsley

When installed properly, this centuries-old roofing can last a lifetimeby Patrick Sheeley

SureNail Technologyby Mike Guertin

Soliel Stepflashingby Mike Guertin

With its long, simple roof, a shed dormer adds the most floor space and more opportunities for windows than other dormer typesby Katie Hutchison

Protect the outside and the inside of the house, and tear off only what you can reroof in a dayby Stephen Hazlett

by Harry Sweet

by Daniel S. Morrison

These premium products offer time-tested longevity, so your choice depends on price, appearance, and installation requirementsby Harrison McCampbell

Assembling parts on the ground and cutting the roof at the last minute provide a low-stress route to a high-value projectby Rick Arnold

Radiant-barrier sheathingby Andy Engel

Eliminate leaks with peel-and-stick membrane and metal flashingby Stephen Hazlett

Measure from the rafter's bottom edge for exact layoutby John Carroll

The first rule of roof flashing is water runs downhill; the second rule is that the first rule isn't without exceptionsby Gary Herman

Aluminum fascias and vinyl soffits never need painting, look great, and incorporate ventilationby Rick Arnold