A drip edge is a narrow metal or rigid-plastic flashing installed at roof eaves and rakes to direct runoff away from the roof deck and walls. Properly installed, it prevents edge rot, helps shingles terminate cleanly, and is often required by modern building codes.
Barns remain in active use for agriculture and adaptive reuse. Modern plans come from architects, extension services, and prefab vendors. Key considerations include livestock stations, storage, processing areas, codes, and historic-preservation needs.
Aluminum railings are a lightweight, low-maintenance choice for decks, pools and balconies. With powder coat, anodized or PVDF finishes and prefabricated kits, they resist rot and ordinary corrosion while offering many design options.
Porch railings improve safety, protect exterior surfaces, and add curb appeal. Choose materials and details based on climate, maintenance, and local building codes.