Learn How To Install Transition Flashing On A Metal Roof. EASY Step By Step Low To High Pitch Break Trim Installation Instructions On Corrugated Metal Roofing. In this video we install transition flashing for a corrugated metal roofing panel. The installation process would be nearly identical for R Panel or 7.2 Panel. It's not intended for installation of standing seam panels. After you watch this video you will be able to install metal roof pitch change flashing like a pro. This Video Covers Exposed Fastener Panels And Includes: 00:00 How to install transition flashing on a metal roof. Low To High 01:11 How to install pitch break on a metal roof. Low To High 01:34 Low side foam closures installation for transition trim 02:07 How to fasten transition flashing for a metal roof 04:41 How to install roofing underlayment at the transition flashing of a metal roof 05:23 High side foam closures installation for transition trim 06:16 How to overlap transition flashing on a metal roof If you already have not purchased your metal roofing give us a chance to bid your job. Save 15% to 50% with our manufacturer direct pricing and great customer service. Inexpensive delivery anywhere within the United States. Visit Our WEBSITE https://bit.ly/wsmr-website Visit our LEARNING CENTER http://bit.ly/learning-center-wsmr Video - Sidewall Flashing Installation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrPSlf32fuI Written Guide - Endwall Flashing Installation https://blog.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/how-to-install-endwall-flashing-metal-roof Download Our Install Guides 7/8" Corrugated https://www.metalforroofing.com/docs/78-corrugated/install_guide_78_corrugated.pdf R Panel/PBR Panel https://www.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/metal-r-panel-pbr-roofing-siding-steelmetalrpanel.html Western Rib/7.2 Panel https://www.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/western-rib-hr36-7-2-metal-roofing-metal-siding-panel.html How To Install Transition Flashing And Pitch Break On A Metal Roof When installing corrugated metal roofing panels, you’ll often encounter a pitch break in your roof. Your panels will need to transition from a low to a high slope to accommodate this pitch change. This metal roofing installation video covers: Aligning low to high transition trim Installing foam closures at the low of the transition Fastening transition trim Underlayment at the pitch change of a roof Installing foam closures at the high of the transition How to overlap pitch break trim How To Align Pitch Change Flashing On A Metal Roof Before you begin installing your low to high transition flashing, it’s important to note: The bend of the trim is not meant to line up with the transition of the roof. The bend of the trim should be in alignment with where your roofing panels will end. 1. Line up your low to high trim onto your roof and trace the outline. 2. Use a dry erase marker to trace this outline so it will wipe off easily. Install Foam Closures For The Pitch Break How To Fasten Transition Flashing 1. Place your trim in its correct location and mark a line 1 ½” from the edge on both sides of your trim. 2. If you’re pre-drilling your trim, mark where your screws will fall at each high seam of your panel. Screws will be located 12” on center. 3. Begin pre-drilling your screw holes. 4. At the edge of the top section of trim, pre-drill a hole 1” inside and 2” from the edge on both sides of the trim. 5. If overlaps are needed, don’t put a screw in the last 12” until overlap is done. 6. Prior to fastening the pitch break trim, place silicone sealant on top of the foam closures. 7. Align your panel making sure pre-drilled holes align with the high seams of corrugated metal roofing. 8. Secure the panel in place with 2 pancake screws on each end of the top section of your trim. 9. Fasten the transition trim to your panel using lap screws with a sealing washing at the pre-drilled holes. Remember to make sure your screws penetrate the high seam of the roofing panel and foam closure. 10. Secure top section with pancake screws 12” apart and 2” from the top edge. How To Overlap Transition Trim Before you begin, know that any overlap should be a minimum of 6”. 1. Mark the edge of your transition trim 6”. 2. Slightly pry open the hem up to 6” mark. 3. Using metal cutting snips, notch out the hem up to the 6” mark. 4. Pry open the hem of the adjacent piece up to 6” inward. 5. Two lines of silicone sealant should be placed on the under section of the transition overlap. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/facebook-wsmr INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/instagram-wsmr TWITTER: https://bit.ly/twitter-wsmr LINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/linkinin-wsmr HOUZZ: https://bit.ly/houzz-wsmr PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/pinterest-wsmr YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/youtube-wsmr Visit Our WEBSITE https://bit.ly/wsmr-website Visit our LEARNING CENTER http://bit.ly/learning-center-wsmr