Drip Edge Metals
Engineered Protection for Long-Term Roof Performance
ECM Drip Edge components are designed to guide water away from fascia and roof decking, helping protect the entire roofing system from moisture intrusion and long-term damage. Manufactured in the USA with precision and reliable material options, our drip edge products deliver consistent performance across tile, metal, and shingle roofing applications.
Available in multiple sizes, profiles, and finishes, ECM Drip Edge is trusted by tile manufacturers, wholesale building suppliers, and installers throughout the United States and Caribbean.
Drip Edge Profiles
Below are the drip edge profiles available through East Coast Metals.
Standard Drip Edge
A versatile, widely used drip edge profile designed for a clean finish and dependable moisture protection across a range of roof types.
Specifications
part number
192
192
Available Sizes
2″ x 2″
2.5″ x 2.5″
2″ x 3″
3″ x 3″
4″ x 3″
4″ x 4″
2″ x 2″
2.5″ x 2.5″
2″ x 3″
3″ x 3″
4″ x 3″
4″ x 4″
Length
Color / Material Options
Mill Finish Galvanized
Mill Finish Galvalume
Pre-Painted Galvanized
Pre-Painted Galvalume
Pre-Painted Aluminum
Copper
part number
192
Available Sizes
2″ x 2″
2.5″ x 2.5″
2″ x 3″
3″ x 3″
4″ x 3″
4″ x 4″
Length
Color / Material Options
Mill Finish Galvanized
Mill Finish Galvalume
Pre-Painted Galvanized
Pre-Painted Galvalume
Pre-Painted Aluminum
Copper
FHA Drip Edge
A specialized profile designed to meet FHA-related requirements and builder preferences for residential applications.
Specifications
part number
140
140
Available Sizes
5″ x 1.5″
6″ x 1.5″
6″ x 2.5″
5″ x 1.5″
6″ x 1.5″
6″ x 2.5″
Length
Color / Material Options
Mill Finish Galvanized
Mill Finish Galvalume
Pre-Painted Galvanized
Pre-Painted Galvalume
Pre-Painted Aluminum
Copper
part number
140
Available Sizes
5″ x 1.5″
6″ x 1.5″
6″ x 2.5″
Length
Color / Material Options
Mill Finish Galvanized
Mill Finish Galvalume
Pre-Painted Galvanized
Pre-Painted Galvalume
Pre-Painted Aluminum
Copper
Drip Edge Profiles
Below are the two primary drip edge categories available through East Coast Metals.
Why ECM Drip Edge?
East Coast Metals manufactures drip edge components that protect roof systems where it matters most. Each profile is engineered for consistent water control, clean visual transitions, and long-term durability in demanding environments.
Reliable Moisture Protection
Directs water away from fascia and roof decking to prevent rot, staining, and structural damage.
Multiple Material & Finish Options
Available in galvanized, galvalume, aluminum, copper, and pre-painted finishes for broad system compatibility.
Clean Roofline Aesthetics
Precisely formed profiles create smooth, consistent edges for a professional finished appearance.
American-Made Reliability
Manufactured in the USA with strict quality oversight for dependable fit and long-term reliabilit
Compatible Across Roofing Types
Suitable for tile, metal, and shingle roofing systems, making it a versatile solution for manufacturers and installers.
Engineered for Harsh Conditions
Built to perform in coastal, high-wind, and high-moisture environments where roof edges experience the most strain.
Drip Edge Applications
ECM Drip Edge products are ideal for:
- Tile roofing systems
- Asphalt shingle roofs
- New construction
- Re-roof projects
- Residential and light commercial installations
Drip Edge FAQs
What is drip edge used for in roofing?
Drip edge directs water away from the roof deck and fascia, helping prevent rot, staining, and long-term moisture damage. It also provides a clean, finished edge along the roof perimeter.
Which roofing systems can ECM drip edge be used with?
Our drip edge components are suitable for tile, metal, and asphalt shingle roofs. Profiles are designed to fit a wide range of tile manufacturers and roofing system requirements.
What materials does ECM offer for drip edge?
ECM drip edge is available in mill finish galvanized, mill finish galvalume, pre-painted galvanized, pre-painted galvalume, pre-painted aluminum, and copper. These options support both performance and aesthetic needs.
What sizes does ECM drip edge come in?
Standard Drip Edge is available in multiple dimensions, including 2″ x 2″, 2.5″ x 2.5″, 2″ x 3″, 3″ x 3″, 4″ x 3″, and 4″ x 4″. FHA Drip Edge comes in 5″ x 1.5″, 6″ x 1.5″, and 6″ x 2.5″.
Is drip edge required by building codes?
In many regions, yes. Drip edge is required by most modern building codes, including the International Residential Code (IRC), and is strongly recommended in high-wind and coastal regions. Always confirm local code requirements.
Why choose ECM drip edge over other manufacturers?
ECM produces drip edge with precise, consistent bends and accurate dimensions, ensuring easier installation and long-term performance. Our products are American-made, corrosion-resistant, and available in a broad range of sizes and finishes.
Does ECM offer pre-painted drip edge?
Yes. ECM provides pre-painted galvanized, pre-painted galvalume, and pre-painted aluminum options in a variety of colors. A downloadable color chart is available on the Catalogs & Color Charts page.
What is the standard length of ECM drip edge?
Both Standard and FHA Drip Edge are manufactured in lengths of approximately 10 feet for efficient installation and reduced seams.
Can I order custom drip edge profiles?
Yes. ECM’s custom metal fabrication team can create project-specific drip edge profiles upon request. Contact our team for details.
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