Custom Metal Flashing & Trim Fabrication in Reno

Custom metal flashing and trim fabricated in Reno for roofing and siding projects in Reno, Sparks, Truckee, and Tahoe. Send a profile for a quote.

Get the Profile Your Roofing or Siding Detail Calls For

If a stock flashing does not fit the roof, wall, window, or siding condition in front of you, send Pro Form Metals a dimensioned profile. We cut and bend custom metal flashing and trim at our Reno shop for contractors, builders, roofers, and homeowners. Orders can cover one transition or a coordinated trim package, with pickup in Reno and delivery coordination available for larger material packages.

We regularly supply projects in Reno and Sparks, and fabricate trim for Truckee and Lake Tahoe jobs where roof-to-wall transitions, valleys, and siding details must follow the plans and field conditions. We supply the formed metal and do not install it. For panel supply as well as trim, review our metal roofing panels. For practical detail guidance, read our custom trim and flashing guide.

  • 24-gauge and 22-gauge pre-painted flashing
  • Profiles formed from dimensioned sketches, plans, or approved samples
  • Drip edge, valley, step, counter, Z-bar, and head flashing
  • Roof-to-wall, siding, fascia, and custom transition trim
  • Matching flat sheet sourced by manufacturer color code when available
  • Brake capacity up to 10 feet
  • Fabrication supply only; installation by your roofer or contractor

How to Specify a Custom Flashing

Start with a cross-section that labels each leg, angle, hem, return, and open or closed edge. Add the length and quantity of each piece. For coated steel, include the panel manufacturer, color name or code, gauge, and finish. Photos help explain the field condition, but dimensions or an approved physical sample are still needed before fabrication.

We review the information provided, confirm material availability and current scheduling, then cut and form the approved profile. Profiles longer than our 10-foot brake capacity need a planned joint or another fabrication approach. Installation details and water-shedding design remain the responsibility of the project's roofer, designer, or contractor.

Materials and Color Matching

The shop stocks 24-gauge and 22-gauge pre-painted steel for flashing fabrication. Matching flat sheet can be sourced by the panel manufacturer, color code, gauge, and finish when that product is available. New coated metal can differ from older, weathered panels, so bring a sample when appearance matters.

Galvanized steel or aluminum may suit concealed details, while copper, zinc, or stainless steel can be considered for exposed architectural work. Material choice depends on the project specification, adjacent metals, exposure, and forming requirements.

Metal Flashing Profiles We Form

These profile names describe common uses, not a universal installation detail. Send the approved cross-section for your roof, wall, window, or siding assembly.

  • Drip Edge & Eave Trim

    Directs water away from roof edges and finishes the eave. Specify roof leg, fascia leg, kick, hem, material, and piece length.

  • Valley & W-Valley Flashing

    Lines the channel where two roof planes meet. Open-valley and center-rib profiles depend on roof geometry and the project detail.

  • Ridge Cap

    Finishes the peak where roof planes meet. Provide the roof pitch, panel profile, leg dimensions, hems, closures, material, and finish.

  • Fascia Cladding

    Covers and finishes a fascia condition at the roof edge. Specify the face, top and bottom returns, hems, corners, substrate, and planned joints.

  • Step Flashing

    Uses individual overlapping pieces at a sloped roof-to-wall condition. Specify each leg, piece length, material, and quantity from the approved wall detail.

  • Counter Flashing

    Covers the upper edge of base or step flashing at a wall. Provide the wall condition, face depth, return, hem, and attachment detail.

  • Z-Bar & Head Flashing

    Creates a cap and drip above windows, doors, panels, and horizontal joints. Specify wall leg, projection, drop, drip or hem, and any planned end conditions.

  • Door Pans

    Forms a sill pan below a door threshold as part of the project's water-management detail. Provide the opening width and depth plus the approved back dam, end dam, front leg, and corner details.

  • Water Table Flashing

    Creates a sloped transition near the base of a wall or between cladding conditions. Specify the wall leg, projection, slope, drip, returns, and integration with the wall assembly.

  • Siding Transitions

    Finishes changes in panel direction, material, plane, or wall assembly. Common forms include Z-flashing, J-channel, starter, termination, inside corner, and outside corner trim.

Get a flashing quote with dimensions, lengths, quantities, material, and color information.

What to Send for a Trim & Flashing Quote

  1. 1. Dimensioned Profile

    Draw the cross-section and label every leg, angle, hem, return, and open or closed edge.

  2. 2. Lengths & Quantities

    List each piece length and quantity, grouping identical profiles together.

  3. 3. Metal Identification

    Provide the panel manufacturer, color name or code, gauge, and finish when the flashing must match an existing system.

  4. 4. Reference Material

    Include site photos, manufacturer details, or a physical sample when matching an existing condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I just use stock trim from a supply house?

Stock trim comes in standard profiles and limited lengths. A custom profile may be useful when the specified legs, angles, hems, or returns differ from those standard shapes. Send the project detail so the shop can review whether it can be formed.

How do I specify custom trim dimensions?

Provide a cross-section showing every leg, angle, hem, return, and open or closed edge, plus piece lengths and quantities. Include the material, gauge, finish, and manufacturer color code when known. Plans, photos, and a physical sample can add useful context.

What's your lead time for trim orders?

Timing depends on the profile, quantity, material availability, and the shop schedule. Send the complete trim list and required date so current availability can be confirmed with the quote.

Can you match trim to an existing panel system?

When matching flat sheet is available, we can source it by panel manufacturer, color code, gauge, and finish. Existing panels may have weathered, and discontinued coatings may not be available, so a visual match is not guaranteed.

What's the maximum length you can fabricate?

Our stated brake capacity is up to 10 feet. Longer runs require the project's roofer or designer to account for joints, laps, movement, and water flow in the approved detail.

Can you match trim and flashings on an older roof?

Bring an undamaged sample or a fully dimensioned cross-section. We can review whether the profile can be reproduced and whether a suitable material is available. Older or discontinued paint systems may not have a close current color.

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