9 step DiY Kitchen Range Hood Roof Flashing Install_ Roof Repair
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2022
- All items used and the estimated cost are listed below and every step is time stamped for you to use as a guide. #KitchenRangeVent !
In this video, like our other videos, we are showing you step-by-step how to tackle a full roof repair project on your own without having to pay a roofing company and saving you hundreds of dollars. For this roof repair, an expected total cost from a reputable roofing company can cost anywhere from $250.00- $500.00. Here we will be installing a 6 inch Roof Jack for a #KitchenFan exhaust fan (Range Hood Vent) in most cases the same rules can apply for a 4-8 inch roof jack.
It's a very detailed jam packed video and by far, the best roofing how-to video out there. Below you will find a list of the items and tools needed to complete this roof repair.
Aurum Roofing is available online at: aurumroofing.com/
Total Expected Material List and Estimated Cost:
1 (one) Roof Jack Vent 6”
1-2 (one to two) tubes of roof sealant
1 (one) Asphalt shingle (if possible)
2 1- 1/4in metal screws
1 (one) 5lb box of 1-¼” roofing nails
Estimated Material Total: $50-$85.00
Estimated Total Cost for this type of Roof Repair from a Roofing Company: +$250-$500
Tools Needed:
Pencil, Hammer, Utility Knife with Hook Blade, Tape Measure, Flat bar, Recipitator Saw, Circular Saw, Caulk Gun, Roofing Nails,drill with proper drill bit. And as always, Safety First - Eye Protection and Gloves #diyroofing
Step # 1- 0:16 Go into attic and mark center.
Step # 2- 0:39 Locate center mark on roof and cut out a full circle from center mark with a 3.5” radius, make sure you cut SHINGLES only.
Step # 3- 1:04 Using your flat bar pull roofing nails from your work area.
Step # 4- 2:03 Cut full shingle circle into a half circle.
Step # 5- 2:29 Begin plywood cut (full circle).
Step # 6- 3:49 Install Roof Jack with metal seam side facing ground.
Step # 7- 4:58 Nail down Roof Jack
Step # 8- 5:57 Re-install the nails you pulled out from Step #2
Step # 9- 6:53 Apply seal over new and old nail holes
That's it guys and gals! You did it! You are all done with the roofing part of this small project. Now, go inside and work on your duct work. Again remember to like and subscribe for more roofing how to videos. See you on the next one! 
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Told us the Nail length (thank you). Excellent orientation of the camera. Clear steps. You are a great teacher😊
I can do this. ✊Thanks for the video.
Your instructions and pro tips are so clear. I have installed all the inside duct work and connections, and tomorrow will follow every step you described, exactly as you described it.
Excellent Video! Thank you, Aurum Roofing!
Pros make it look easy thanks
Great video! Thank you for always being very thorough. Keep up the great content.
Will do! Thank you for your support.
Good job. Correct procedures.
Excellent instructional video.
Thank you.
Thank you very much for your comment!
Thank you.
I really enjoyed this video. It seems very simple and useful. Great job, you are always detailed and informative.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I watched a good handful of videos on this subject and I found yours to be the most helpful for my project. Thank you very much
Great video. Very informative!
Thank you!
Nice. Thx
Perfect how to for us DIY folk
I'm glad it could help!
Thank you for the comment.
Good deal
Nice done
Thank you!
Nice video. I gotta do this to my new range vent because my old one just blew smoke back into my face.
You got this!
You mentioned that those vents are nice because they're adjustable, but you failed to fully use the adjustment to get the vent pointing up vertically plumb. Nothing should penetrate out of the roof that is not plumbed up straight. That just looks wonky from the ground.
I don't have any spare shingles, is there another material I could use for that step or do I need to buy a whole pack?
Great video. Has given me the confidence to try this myself
Non that I would recommend.
Do I have to have one of those professional nail guns or can I just use a hammer?
Hammer works too.
I had an OC Duration roof put on my house back in middle of Sept. The roofing was done by an OC "Platinum Preferred" contractor. A week after the roofing was done was when I found out the 7 inch roof jack for my range hood exhaust had been replace with new one for a 4 inch duct. My 7 inch duct no longer fit the roof jack. So now I have a square hole in my roof that is cut for a 7 inch jack with a 4 inch jack on it. The 4 inch jack is positioned to one side of the hole. Unfortunately I had already paid the contractor in full by the time I found out. Don't know if I can get the contractor to make it right and remove the 4 inch and put in correct size.
They should.