When coping is damaged or flashing is missing, you need an exact match — not a "close enough" stock piece. Draw the existing profile in Trimgy, get an instant price with freight, and order fabricated trim that fits your building.
Damaged coping or missing flashing creates a water intrusion risk — but the traditional process of hiring a roofer, waiting for a quote, and coordinating fabrication can stretch a simple repair into weeks.
Big-box stores carry stock drip edge, but commercial coping, architectural fascia, and custom profiles don't exist off the shelf. Every repair needs custom fabrication.
For a small repair order, contractors deprioritize it. Getting a quote and schedule can take 1–2 weeks when you need the work done now.
When a contractor orders the trim for you, you don't see the material cost. Markups on small orders are often 40–60% above the direct fabrication price.
Describing an existing profile over the phone — "it's a coping with a bend on each side and a return at the bottom" — leads to fabricated trim that doesn't match and can't be installed.
Trimgy gives you direct access to custom fabrication — draw the exact profile, see the price with freight, and order without a contractor intermediary.
Measure the damaged trim's cross-section (leg lengths, total width, gauge). Draw it on Trimgy's 1/4-inch precision grid — the drawing tool snaps to standard increments so your profile is captured exactly.
Material cost, gauge, coating, linear footage, and LTL freight to your property — all calculated and visible before you commit to anything. No invoice surprises, no "freight TBD."
Trimgy ships fabricated trim directly to your property. You still need a qualified installer, but you control the material procurement — and you know exactly what it cost.
No minimum order quantity. Need 30 linear feet of replacement coping for one section? Order 30 feet — not a fabricator's 200-foot minimum run that leaves you with excess material.
Trimgy saves your trim profiles in project folders. When that coping section needs maintenance again in 3 years, the drawing is already there — no re-measuring, no re-drawing.
Describe the existing profile in plain language — "wide coping with a 4-inch face, 6-inch top, 2-inch returns on both sides" — and the AI drafts the profile for you to verify against your measurements.
Ordering replacement trim that matches your building is simpler than you think — here's the process.
Remove a section of the damaged trim or measure a remaining piece. Measure each flat leg in inches. Note the gauge — 24 ga. steel is about the thickness of a credit card; 26 ga. is slightly thinner.
Open Trimgy's drawing tool (free, no software to install). Click point-to-point to draw the cross-section, snapping to the 1/4-inch grid. Set material and gauge to match the original.
Enter how many linear feet you need and your delivery zip code. The full landed cost — material plus freight — appears instantly. Adjust quantity or gauge to fit your budget.
Check out with a credit card. Your order goes to fabrication — typical turnaround is 2–7 business days for standard materials. Schedule your installer for when the trim arrives.
To match existing trim, take a cross-section measurement of the damaged or missing piece: measure each flat leg, the total profile width, and note the gauge (you can estimate gauge by comparing to standard thicknesses — 24 ga. steel is 0.0239 inches). Photograph the profile from the end. Then draw the exact profile in Trimgy using the measurements — the grid snaps to 1/4-inch increments, so you get a precise digital match. You can also take a rubbing of the profile or use a profile gauge tool from the hardware store for complex shapes.
Yes. Trimgy has no minimum order quantity for brake-formed custom trim. You can order 20 linear feet or 2,000 linear feet — the fabrication process (press brake forming) has no tooling cost and no minimum run length. Note that freight cost for small orders can be a significant percentage of material cost — for orders under 100 LF, freight sometimes exceeds material cost — so factor that into your repair budget.
No. Trimgy is an online platform — anyone can create an account, draw a profile, price it, and place an order. The trim ships LTL freight directly to your property's delivery address. You do need someone qualified to install it (sheet metal installation on a commercial roofline should be done by a licensed roofing or sheet metal contractor), but the material ordering step doesn't require a contractor intermediary.
For standard profiles in common materials (galvanized or Galvalume steel, 24–26 ga.), expect 2–4 business days of fabrication plus 1–7 business days of LTL freight transit depending on distance from the fabrication facility to your property. For urgent repairs using standard material, plan for 5–10 total business days. For Kynar-painted or special material, plan 3–5 weeks. Trimgy shows current lead time estimates at checkout.