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Introduction

If your home lacks gutters, rain pouring off your roof can give you a good soaking when you come and go. Luckily, a simple piece of metal flashing called a rain diverter can keep you dry. And, rain diverters don't just help protect you from the occasional deluge. They're also a great way to protect your home.

"I recommend rain diverters," says Pat Overson, owner of Overson Roofing of Mesa, Arizona. "They are a good device to install on your roof, especially if you live in rainy areas." Rain diverters stop water from pooling in unwanted areas, and keep your siding and walls in good shape. In short: "They make the water go where you want

Tools Required

Materials Required

• Hot-dipped galvanized roofing nails
• Polyurethane caulk
• Rain diverter

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