Materials
24-Inch × 10-Foot Valley Metal
24 inches wide × 10 feet long. Available in black, brown, and white at all three yards.
$40/Piece
Current California Inventory
Roof flashing near you
Check current valley metal listings, confirm the color and piece count your project needs, then call the closest yard before pickup.
A Better Starting Point
Keep the flashing detail tied to the roof plan.
Flashing is where roof surfaces meet, change direction, or need a deliberate path for water. It can be easy to treat it as one more piece of metal on a material list, but the detail matters. A valley, wall connection, chimney, skylight, transition, or other roof feature can require a specific approach that suits the roof design and the selected roofing system.
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists 24-inch by 10-foot valley metal in black, brown, and white at the Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno yards. The listed product gives homeowners and roofing crews a concrete place to begin: named material, stated dimensions, price, and pickup locations. It does not replace the installer’s plan or the instructions for the materials being installed.
Before driving over, call the yard with the flashing type, color, needed piece count, and timing for the job. The yard can confirm current listed inventory. The installer and product instructions should determine whether valley metal is the right detail, how it fits the assembly, and what else the work requires.
Current Listed Product
Start with flashing that is actually listed.
The current inventory lists 24-inch by 10-foot valley metal for $40 per piece. It is shown in black, brown, and white at all three Affordable Roof Supply yards. Color can matter on a visible roof line, but confirm the flashing profile, dimensions, material, and installation requirements before choosing a piece based on appearance alone.
A valley collects water from two roof planes, so it deserves more than a guess from a general metal category. The roof pitch, valley length, shingle or roof-covering system, overlaps, weather exposure, and details at the top and bottom of the valley can all affect the material plan. A contractor’s list or the relevant product instructions provide the right starting point for that decision.
Keep the listed dimensions in the conversation when you call. A 10-foot piece is a length, not a complete takeoff for every valley. The plan may require multiple pieces, overlaps, cuts, additional protection, or another flashing component. Giving the yard the exact requested product and count makes it easier to confirm whether the listed stock can serve the pickup.
Listed Inventory
See the roof flashing currently listed.
Listings are a useful starting point. Call the yard before pickup to confirm the exact color, dimensions, piece count, price, and availability.
Before You Call
Bring the details that make a flashing check useful.
Begin with the exact roof detail, not a broad request for metal. If the work is in a valley, say so. If it is around a wall, chimney, skylight, vent, or another transition, describe that location and bring the installer’s material list or product instructions when possible. A quick photo of the existing condition can help an installer identify the planned repair, but it should not be treated as a substitute for a job-specific flashing decision.
Next, separate the piece size from the quantity. The current valley metal listing is 24 inches wide and 10 feet long. Measure the planned valley or use the project documents to determine how many pieces are required, then account for the overlaps and details specified for the system. The roof measurement guide can help organize the roof planes for a broader material conversation, while the installer should confirm the final flashing takeoff.
Color is worth confirming before the trip. Black, brown, and white are currently listed, but a color label alone does not guarantee a match to an older roof, a particular shingle, or another metal detail. Bring the desired color and the product information the job calls for. The yard can check the current listing and available stock, and the installer can confirm whether the selected finish works with the planned assembly.
Finally, pick the yard before the call. Valley metal is currently shown at Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno, though quantities can change as crews pick up material. The yard locations page has direct phone numbers and directions. Calling the one yard you plan to visit with a clear item and piece count keeps the stock check simple and reduces the chance of a wasted trip.
For Repairs And Reroofs
Do not leave roof details until the last material run.
A repair may need only one roof detail addressed, but that does not make the detail interchangeable. Existing shingles, underlayment, deck condition, roof geometry, and the reason water reached the area can all affect the repair plan. Confirm the approach before assuming a standard piece of valley metal is the full answer. That small pause can prevent a mismatched material from delaying the repair once the roof is open.
For a reroof, put flashing on the same working list as shingles, underlayment, ventilation, fasteners, roof-deck material, and weather protection. The synthetic roof underlayment listings and current roofing shingle listings can help you review related materials, but each part of the assembly has its own requirements. A complete list is more useful than a last-minute call for whatever is missing.
Price matters only after the product fits the planned work. The current valley metal listing is $40 per piece, but the total material need depends on the job. Confirm the product, count, color, and pickup yard before comparing the listed price with the project budget. Affordable Roof Supply can confirm the items it has listed, while the person responsible for the installation should make the final compatibility and quantity decisions.
When you are ready to check stock, have the detail, dimensions, piece count, color, and pickup timing ready. That turns a broad search for roof flashing into a practical conversation with the right yard and gives the crew a better chance of leaving with material that matches the plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Roof flashing questions
What roof flashing is currently listed?
Affordable Roof Supply currently lists 24-inch by 10-foot valley metal in black, brown, and white at Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno. Call before pickup to confirm the exact color, current quantity, and price.
How much is the listed valley metal?
The current listing is $40 per 24-inch by 10-foot piece. Confirm the number of pieces and current availability with the yard before you drive over.
Can I choose flashing by color alone?
No. Color is one part of a visible roof detail, but the flashing type, dimensions, roofing system, and installation requirements should be confirmed before purchase.
Is valley metal listed at every yard?
The current listing shows valley metal at the Ripon, Sacramento, and Fresno yards. Inventory can change, so call the location you plan to visit with the exact color and piece count needed.
Should I call before I pick up roof flashing?
Yes. Confirm the product, dimensions, color, piece count, listed price, and yard location before making the trip.
Ready To Check Stock?
Choose the yard closest to the job.
Call with the flashing detail, color, piece count, and timing you need.