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Rooftop Anatomy


Your roofing system has the following basic components and tasks:

  • Gutters collect and drain rainwater away from your home.
  • Downspouts are the exit spouts for water draining from the gutters.
  • Flashing is the platsic or metal weather stripping along the drip edges of eaves, pipes, roof planes, vents and the chimney.
  • Shingles are the individual overlapping elements of the roof.

    There are hidden materials that are invisible in this picture:

  • Felt is underlying material between your shingles.
  • Decking is composed of wooden boards that are nailed to the rafters of your home.
  • Decking helps prevent leaks in the event that your shingles fail.

    Have questions about your rooftop anatomy? Head over to our Roofing forums and talk to other do-it-yourselfers!



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