I enjoy it more when you are giving some commentary while you're working, as opposed to just watching the work. All the little tips like watch how deep you cut with your knife, watching for nail spots when cutting a shingle out, when to use caulk and what kind of caulk/material to use are really helpfull. More tips the better! Other info that I think would be helpful is a bit more on why your are replacing/repairing what your are working on - what failed, why it failed, what to look for ect. Also how you got the call to the job - tells homeowners what to look for/when they should call a roofer to check something out. I'm a small contractor who came across your channel while searching for some roofing tips for a small repair. Its great finding someone who takes the job seriously, doesn't cut corners and does things right
Hi Peter, thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate getting feedback, it does give me ideas I have not thought of before thank you! I always want to give valuable info, tips and tricks with this channel. What you just mentioned to me will definitely help me. What kind of contracting do you do?
@@GrandRoofingInc Peter Thomas nailed it🔨 fast forward is cool when you're doing something you've already explained, but definitely break in to explain things that someone else might not see as obvious. 👍🏼
The nicest thing about watching at true speed without cuts for myself is, Not feeling as if things are taking to long when I have to do them. Crafting is a form of art. A good craftsman teaches best with the actions they use and explanation as they do them. You Sir , could recite a bedtime story while working, and there would still be worlds of learning to be gleaned from your video's. Slowing down a little and just doing as you do, with the thoughtful notations, is an excellent learning environment. But You are fast and know where your headed. Being able to rewind RUclips is a great workaround.
I do not seal under bottom downside of the flange so that if water does get under flange, it will exit out of the downside edge. If that underside is caulked, the water will get trapped and wick-up and under shingle. Just my 2-cents.
This detailed video is awesome! The more detail, the better. I haven’t done any roof work since I was fresh out of high school and my brother in law was attempting to teach me how back then. Of course I didn’t pay attention and here I am watching RUclips vids to figure out how to replace my worn out roof jack lol. Thanks again for the vid!
One thing for the DIY person is to outline the area of work in chalk as you remove the shingles/nails. That way, when the job is done, you double check the strips/shingles where you were. Chalk will wash off so there isn't any writing left after the next rain storm.
I love how you explain everything!! Keep your videos long! I’ve learned more from you than people I’ve worked with because you give the “WHY” you explain everything that you’re doing and why you’re doing it that way
dude, your videos are an excellent and huge help for fellow roofers man! keep doing your videos with out worrying if ppl like 'em or not. there is a huge amount of us that find what you are doing very helpful. I know it has help me a lot! the more details the better man, i do not mind the length either so have at it. Cant please everyone. Thank you!!
I appreciate that you didn't speed up the video. I like the commentary and little insider tips on how to avoid water from wicking up under the shingles. Great video!
Good job. I was looking at something else and found yours… I’ve done boots before, but it’s been quite a while. And I’m going to do 1-3…. So it’s always good to see someone who knows what they are doing and…. Look for any tips, and to make sure you’re not forgetting anything. 😉🤔. Good job and keep doing commentary, words are better than silence. 👍
Great videos! Question: Why caulk around the bottom three sides, instead of the top three sides for water to flow around? Wouldn't that bottom bead prevent water from freely flowing out if it got trapped under the collar? Or is driving rain a greater risk of going upwards?
Your videos are great... Unlike people who just think roofing is fast....ive been roofing for 23yrs...red seal for 18...business owner last 5.....ive learned a trick or two from your videos! Awesome!
@@GrandRoofingInc Mostly repair videos ive watched so far....plan on watching more....keep up the good content! Its great! Tired of all these other guys who make horrible videos and make good roofers look terrible
I pounder on if I really got boarded watching a guy do a good job. For me no, it was better than a guy who does a half butt job. Merry Christmas to you Brian and all that are here or happy holidays to those who don't celebrate Christmas but another holiday.
Thank you for your help. Good job walking me three it. Dont speed up, was nice being able to see your flat bar technique etc.i learned alot! Thanks again. You just got another new subscriber!
Keep them long I like that way.. so I built-up more confidence while watching. Believe or not I function that way😅 I Rather learn than getting screwed by the "handyman"
Hey like your channel, and been doing roofing for about 15 years and hate tar to , except areas that need it or manufacture recommends using like lap seems on liberty peel and stick, and all rake and even edges on the only. But I like that black geoseal u use I use the type of product. Works great! I used to use tar in a tube up until about 3 /4 yrs ago to seal back down shingles I disturbed doing a repair come over boot pipe flashing, and I used it on those three tabs that where loose and a client had a few broken or loose good content👍
I'm just about as knowledgeable as you and i run a successful roofing company but i love watching you. Especially since all i do is sales and administrative work. I miss being out there sometimes. Your show is great. I watch all your stuff. Keep it up please. You're way better than Zack😉
Thanks! I haven't seen Zach put anything new out for a while, is he still uploading? If he is it must be the algorithm not showing me. All RUclips recommends to me now is crypto.
@@GrandRoofingInc crypto is hot right now but roofing will always be hot. Anyone that looks up anything about roofing should come across your videos eventually with the algorithm. That's how i found you. You're going to blow up real soon. Just keep doing what you’re doing. You got a great personality
I’ve replaced these boots by using a lead boot instead which is more flexible and will slide in a lot of times without having to break a bunch of roofing loose.
We have 1800 s house two chimney and a mysterious water leak downstairs in the living room but the bedroom above is bone dry. I wish you were around Kansas City Missouri
Is the room it's leaking in, in a basement or first floor? Is there a bathroom nearby above? Is it only leaking when it rains? Is it leaking in every rain, or only certain directional winds and rain? Have you had roofers look at it? Feel free to send me some pictures of the issue on our Facebook page Messenger.
@@GrandRoofingInc trying to find a reputable roofer in this rural area is a challenge which is why I’m trying to learn off your videos lol It’s a mystery for sure Thank you so much for replying though. I appreciate so much your work ethic and attention to detail and your teaching tips you share God’s blessings and May he prosper your business and keep your crew safe
@Grand Roofing Inc. Hey there thx for the vids, appreciate it. As for vid length; I like the longer vids and if don’t like a section or “slow” etc…ppl can always do that fast forward thing themselves, yeah, takes a few, but also allows others who don’t mind to watch a nice complete long episode…so, kinda like best of both worlds type thing; as never please everyone, imo. Thx again, cheers✌🏻
Well it's more interesting than HVAC crawl space. I once had crawl space so tight I told home owner dig it out or cut floor access holes in every room.
It’s funny how roofers watch other roofers do good jobs and comment on them lol. We’re so old man imagine how boring we sound to others. My wife hates when I point out all the roofs I’ve done haha or what roofs are done wrong. Story of a roofer’s wife
First, love your videos! I just paid for 4 of those to be replaced. I dont understand why you can’t put something over the gasket and seal it up. What is the benefit ? Seems like an accident waiting to happen. With mike it was just the boot seal that was bad every thing else was solid.
Great job. Thanks for sharing all of this helpful information. I am afraid of heights and the only way to get onto our roof is all the way to the top of the second story- any suggestions on a good pair of by great gripping shoes to wear for grip? What type of souls are on your shoes?
If you feel unsafe, that's typically when accidents happen. I'm not saying get these and go up there by any means. But these are the best gripping roofing shoes out there. ruclips.net/video/e0y6CASdrrU/видео.htmlsi=N0uJbsAt86eyRkDk
@Grand Roofing Inc. Also, do like stories when working on shingles (removing etc…) ; so, if tell stories or give tips tricks, helps pass time and will grab ppls attention, cuz who does love a good (and bad) story….I know I love ‘em🙋🏼 ✌🏻
Here in FL, when roofs go on, and delivered, buckets (least 2) of tar are delivered too; and are painted, slapped, usually by putty knife or taping knife and smeared over roof etc where “tar” goes to seal everything up. Where your at, what do you guys use, as tar the number 1 here for Florida, fyi, not a fan of tar either
May be wrong here, but I thought you werent supposed to caulk the bottom (lower side) of the pipe boot flange. In case any water made its way in, now theres no way for it to escape. Thoughts?
Thanks for an excellent video bro. With me I would not nail the bottom exposed portion of the pipe vent flashing because it is not going anywhere (being held down from the top with nails and also the PVC pipe). The second you put nails and water flows over, even if you caulk the over the nails well, you are creating a chance for leaks, but that is just me.... What is that sealant you are using? It looks clear and is silicone, right?
I don't remember what I used in this video but the two primary I use Geocel 2300 clear and Geocel 4500 black. I like to have the bottom nailed, not completely at the bottom up a little ways. I have seen leaks due to win driven rain at the bottom of pipe boots. Thanks for the comment!
How do you use the stuff on the opposite end of the hammer head? Why is it called a hatchet hammer? Also do you ever have problems with getting fiberglass on your hands?
I have been checking your show out. I like the information. I have done ruffing but never metal roofing. I have a metal roof on my barn and want to put in some sky lights. What is the best way to flash around that. If it was a shingled roof not a problem but a metal roof is not flat all the way across. Thanks for sharing.
hi there..happy to have found ye!!!!!HELP???!!!can u get the plumbing vent making high frequency noises? i drained all water out everything..barr the back boiler and radiators...all tanks, systerns, toilet etc...mains off..only supplies kitchen cold..washer and dish washer... so...i hear rumbling in the walls.. and i have felt..felt..it in the bed i hear better with right ear..i cleaned left n i heard the worst one..is it infra sound off the PVC vent stack.. can it rumble air up the loft stak vents?....scootish lassy no sleep a year.. plz? thoughts .. i noticed its worse in woind.. its also hard to pinpoint...driving me nuuuttts .....i dunno mate..u heard off this strange...hum...world wide.. but it is the hoos.. i checked not me, not the area etc...
There should be a link in the description on Amazon. Not sure where you live but if you have a roofing supply house near you, you should be able to find them there. I know your box stores are not going to have them. Thinking about possibly giving one away in another subscriber giveaway.
that metal thing to the right on my roof is dripping in my attic. and i got a metal roof so i dont know if those have metal boots or what the hecks going on
1/4 inch grommets are 10 cents, there quite a bit cleaner then throwing 3 hand nails in the face. Oatey's are not meant to be caulked down the side like you were saying around the 16:00 min mark, literally says no caulk right on the flashing
9:30 So when the new boot cracks and starts letting water in, it will now collect in the pocket you've made out of sealant? Would it not be better to leave a drainage point under the flashing so any water under there can get out, like how car sills have drainage hole?
The only criticism that I have is that as you are doing this job you continuously move the camera around and I can't focus on the precise layout of materials at each stage of the material installation. If at each stage you could do a still shot of the materials - at least for a couple of seconds so that I can capture a mental image- that would help me even more, it also makes me dizzy, but other than that you do a great job and I appreciate the helpful information and illustration.
It's the inside foam piece of a couch cushion, it sticks to the roof granules and allows you to have better traction. It's a must-have for a roofer working on anyting slightly steep or above.
I've never had a silicone effect the asphalt shingles. Not sure what the difference is with food grade safe but I wouldn't think it would, especially in a pinch.
I just finished watching the installation video by the manufacturer for that flashing and they said not to nail the bottom where the nail heads will be exposed to weather. My roof flashing had nail heads exposed, rusted out, and leaking water on to the deck because some “know it all” did not follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
The rubber should seal around the pipe. That said, I have a drip down the pipe at a brand new boot I just installed yesterday. I may have to resort to the same hack.
RUclips keeps making changes to how things work. When I like👍🏼 a video, it doesn't highlight in blue until I leave and then return again. 🤔 so if I tap that like button an even number of times, does it unlike it?
Yes doesn't matter how many times you hit it, if you end on an even number of times it will not be blue. RUclips did crash last night though, that may have been the problem.
You could have just put a Perma boot over the existing pipe No loosening shingles and been done in 5 minutes Perma boots sold in Amazon at Lowes to name a few retailers
I enjoy it more when you are giving some commentary while you're working, as opposed to just watching the work. All the little tips like watch how deep you cut with your knife, watching for nail spots when cutting a shingle out, when to use caulk and what kind of caulk/material to use are really helpfull. More tips the better!
Other info that I think would be helpful is a bit more on why your are replacing/repairing what your are working on - what failed, why it failed, what to look for ect. Also how you got the call to the job - tells homeowners what to look for/when they should call a roofer to check something out.
I'm a small contractor who came across your channel while searching for some roofing tips for a small repair. Its great finding someone who takes the job seriously, doesn't cut corners and does things right
Hi Peter, thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate getting feedback, it does give me ideas I have not thought of before thank you! I always want to give valuable info, tips and tricks with this channel. What you just mentioned to me will definitely help me. What kind of contracting do you do?
@@GrandRoofingInc Peter Thomas nailed it🔨 fast forward is cool when you're doing something you've already explained, but definitely break in to explain things that someone else might not see as obvious. 👍🏼
@@GrandRoofingInc Hey thanks for replying! Most of my work is residential remodeling with some ADU work here and there up in the PNW
Agreed
@@GrandRoofingIncdo I need to figure out a good spot for plumbing vent or can I just drill hole n go up?, my pipe is couple feet before roof still
Awesome, really appreciated the extra info about what to do and not do when putting in the sealant. The length of the video was perfect, cheers!
I like the detailed, longer videos. If it gets boring, I can fast forward it myself.
The nicest thing about watching at true speed without cuts for myself is, Not feeling as if things are taking to long when I have to do them. Crafting is a form of art. A good craftsman teaches best with the actions they use and explanation as they do them. You Sir , could recite a bedtime story while working, and there would still be worlds of learning to be gleaned from your video's. Slowing down a little and just doing as you do, with the thoughtful notations, is an excellent learning environment. But You are fast and know where your headed. Being able to rewind RUclips is a great workaround.
Never fast-forward the speed. We watch the work with commentary. Every move you make is educational.
I like the drawn out step by step so I can see each intentional move since I have no experience myself, thanks! Can’t wait to do this on my roof soon
I do not seal under bottom downside of the flange so that if water does get under flange, it will exit out of the downside edge. If that underside is caulked, the water will get trapped and wick-up and under shingle. Just my 2-cents.
Well said
That and the exposed nail heads. Oatey has a video on how to properly install this flashing.
Just what I was lookin' for. Thank you.
Make them as long as possible. I can watch all day
Not a roofer this is amateur for his RUclips talk show 🤔
Complete novice yet brave enough to diy anything! This helped tremendously with fixing a leak around the boot. Thank you!
Glad it could help, thanks for the feedback!
This detailed video is awesome! The more detail, the better. I haven’t done any roof work since I was fresh out of high school and my brother in law was attempting to teach me how back then. Of course I didn’t pay attention and here I am watching RUclips vids to figure out how to replace my worn out roof jack lol. Thanks again for the vid!
One thing for the DIY person is to outline the area of work in chalk as you remove the shingles/nails. That way, when the job is done, you double check the strips/shingles where you were. Chalk will wash off so there isn't any writing left after the next rain storm.
I love how you explain everything!! Keep your videos long! I’ve learned more from you than people I’ve worked with because you give the “WHY” you explain everything that you’re doing and why you’re doing it that way
dude, your videos are an excellent and huge help for fellow roofers man! keep doing your videos with out worrying if ppl like 'em or not. there is a huge amount of us that find what you are doing very helpful. I know it has help me a lot! the more details the better man, i do not mind the length either so have at it. Cant please everyone. Thank you!!
I agree
I appreciate that you didn't speed up the video. I like the commentary and little insider tips on how to avoid water from wicking up under the shingles. Great video!
Good job. I was looking at something else and found yours… I’ve done boots before, but it’s been quite a while. And I’m going to do 1-3…. So it’s always good to see someone who knows what they are doing and…. Look for any tips, and to make sure you’re not forgetting anything. 😉🤔.
Good job and keep doing commentary, words are better than silence. 👍
I like the long format for sure. You talk fast and get a lot of info across. Makes me feel like you respect everyone's time.
Great videos! Question: Why caulk around the bottom three sides, instead of the top three sides for water to flow around? Wouldn't that bottom bead prevent water from freely flowing out if it got trapped under the collar? Or is driving rain a greater risk of going upwards?
Quality work and great advice on tools. Buy a lifetime tool instead of buying cheap and replacing it 10 times, which costs more in the long run.
Your videos are great... Unlike people who just think roofing is fast....ive been roofing for 23yrs...red seal for 18...business owner last 5.....ive learned a trick or two from your videos! Awesome!
Thanks! Which ones?
@@GrandRoofingInc Mostly repair videos ive watched so far....plan on watching more....keep up the good content! Its great! Tired of all these other guys who make horrible videos and make good roofers look terrible
i like watching in real time (natural speed) or double speed. you do good work, thanks for your time and energy into teaching us how to do this stuff.
I pounder on if I really got boarded watching a guy do a good job. For me no, it was better than a guy who does a half butt job. Merry Christmas to you Brian and all that are here or happy holidays to those who don't celebrate Christmas but another holiday.
Thank you for your help. Good job walking me three it. Dont speed up, was nice being able to see your flat bar technique etc.i learned alot! Thanks again. You just got another new subscriber!
Very nice video. I feel confident to replace my boot and flashing this week. Thank you.
I'm always amazed by how much you have to take out to address one area.
Excellent and useful videos! Have 5 roof vents to replace. Thank you !
Keep them long I like that way.. so I built-up more confidence while watching.
Believe or not I function that way😅
I Rather learn than getting screwed by the "handyman"
Hey like your channel, and been doing roofing for about 15 years and hate tar to , except areas that need it or manufacture recommends using like lap seems on liberty peel and stick, and all rake and even edges on the only. But I like that black geoseal u use I use the type of product. Works great! I used to use tar in a tube up until about 3 /4 yrs ago to seal back down shingles I disturbed doing a repair come over boot pipe flashing, and I used it on those three tabs that where loose and a client had a few broken or loose good content👍
I'm just about as knowledgeable as you and i run a successful roofing company but i love watching you. Especially since all i do is sales and administrative work. I miss being out there sometimes. Your show is great. I watch all your stuff. Keep it up please. You're way better than Zack😉
Thanks! I haven't seen Zach put anything new out for a while, is he still uploading? If he is it must be the algorithm not showing me. All RUclips recommends to me now is crypto.
@@GrandRoofingInc crypto is hot right now but roofing will always be hot. Anyone that looks up anything about roofing should come across your videos eventually with the algorithm. That's how i found you. You're going to blow up real soon. Just keep doing what you’re doing. You got a great personality
I’ve replaced these boots by using a lead boot instead which is more flexible and will slide in a lot of times without having to break a bunch of roofing loose.
They make a great tool for putting in those last nails in called Roof Snake!
Man, this was an excellent video. First time ever watching you. Going to check out some of your others. Great job!
We have 1800 s house two chimney and a mysterious water leak downstairs in the living room but the bedroom above is bone dry. I wish you were around Kansas City Missouri
Is the room it's leaking in, in a basement or first floor? Is there a bathroom nearby above? Is it only leaking when it rains? Is it leaking in every rain, or only certain directional winds and rain? Have you had roofers look at it? Feel free to send me some pictures of the issue on our Facebook page Messenger.
@@GrandRoofingInc trying to find a reputable roofer in this rural area is a challenge which is why I’m trying to learn off your videos lol
It’s a mystery for sure
Thank you so much for replying though. I appreciate so much your work ethic and attention to detail and your teaching tips you share
God’s blessings and May he prosper your business and keep your crew safe
@Grand Roofing Inc.
Hey there thx for the vids, appreciate it. As for vid length; I like the longer vids and if don’t like a section or “slow” etc…ppl can always do that fast forward thing themselves, yeah, takes a few, but also allows others who don’t mind to watch a nice complete long episode…so, kinda like best of both worlds type thing; as never please everyone, imo.
Thx again, cheers✌🏻
Well it's more interesting than HVAC crawl space. I once had crawl space so tight I told home owner dig it out or cut floor access holes in every room.
As you add sealant to the broken seal strips(Tar ), I wonder, why does Brian not like a tar on tar type sealant there.
very informative thanks for making the video
It’s funny how roofers watch other roofers do good jobs and comment on them lol. We’re so old man imagine how boring we sound to others. My wife hates when I point out all the roofs I’ve done haha or what roofs are done wrong. Story of a roofer’s wife
My wife also gets annoyed when I point out all the roofs I've worked on lol
First, love your videos!
I just paid for 4 of those to be replaced. I dont understand why you can’t put something over the gasket and seal it up. What is the benefit ? Seems like an accident waiting to happen. With mike it was just the boot seal that was bad every thing else was solid.
Love the tough built tool bags like to see i use what the pros do pretty sure im a pro to lol
Great job. Thanks for sharing all of this helpful information. I am afraid of heights and the only way to get onto our roof is all the way to the top of the second story- any suggestions on a good pair of by great gripping shoes to wear for grip? What type of souls are on your shoes?
If you feel unsafe, that's typically when accidents happen. I'm not saying get these and go up there by any means. But these are the best gripping roofing shoes out there.
ruclips.net/video/e0y6CASdrrU/видео.htmlsi=N0uJbsAt86eyRkDk
@Grand Roofing Inc.
Also, do like stories when working on shingles (removing etc…) ; so, if tell stories or give tips tricks, helps pass time and will grab ppls attention, cuz who does love a good (and bad) story….I know I love ‘em🙋🏼
✌🏻
enjoy watching full length
Here in FL, when roofs go on, and delivered, buckets (least 2) of tar are delivered too; and are painted, slapped, usually by putty knife or taping knife and smeared over roof etc where “tar” goes to seal everything up.
Where your at, what do you guys use, as tar the number 1 here for Florida, fyi, not a fan of tar either
Master!!
Awesome !!!
200 subs since you recorded this. That's cool. You forgot to bring that safety tether from that last vent boot video.
I hate wearing that thing. Only use it when I need to.
In Maine we use the 4500 on lobster boats. That stuff is legit.
Thank you, this video was fantastic and a big help!
May be wrong here, but I thought you werent supposed to caulk the bottom (lower side) of the pipe boot flange. In case any water made its way in, now theres no way for it to escape. Thoughts?
Thanks roofer Legend
Don't use nails on the front lower flange. Use 1/4" hex head neoprene washer screws. They won't come loose like the nails.
Thanks for an excellent video bro. With me I would not nail the bottom exposed portion of the pipe vent flashing because it is not going anywhere (being held down from the top with nails and also the PVC pipe). The second you put nails and water flows over, even if you caulk the over the nails well, you are creating a chance for leaks, but that is just me....
What is that sealant you are using? It looks clear and is silicone, right?
I don't remember what I used in this video but the two primary I use Geocel 2300 clear and Geocel 4500 black. I like to have the bottom nailed, not completely at the bottom up a little ways. I have seen leaks due to win driven rain at the bottom of pipe boots. Thanks for the comment!
How do you use the stuff on the opposite end of the hammer head? Why is it called a hatchet hammer? Also do you ever have problems with getting fiberglass on your hands?
Have you tried the lifetime boot? It seems like a high quality product
No but I've had a few people mention it now, so I want to try that out sometime. Thanks!
Amazing! Thanks!
I have been checking your show out. I like the information. I have done ruffing but never metal roofing. I have a metal roof on my barn and want to put in some sky lights. What is the best way to flash around that. If it was a shingled roof not a problem but a metal roof is not flat all the way across. Thanks for sharing.
Good 👍 tool and job
hi there..happy to have found ye!!!!!HELP???!!!can u get the plumbing vent making high frequency noises? i drained all water out everything..barr the back boiler and radiators...all tanks, systerns, toilet etc...mains off..only supplies kitchen cold..washer and dish washer... so...i hear rumbling in the walls.. and i have felt..felt..it in the bed i hear better with right ear..i cleaned left n i heard the worst one..is it infra sound off the PVC vent stack.. can it rumble air up the loft stak vents?....scootish lassy no sleep a year.. plz? thoughts .. i noticed its worse in woind.. its also hard to pinpoint...driving me nuuuttts .....i dunno mate..u heard off this strange...hum...world wide.. but it is the hoos.. i checked not me, not the area etc...
Thanks!
What kind of hatchet are you using? Thing is slick!
It's an AJC maghatchet. There is a link in the description if you want to check it.
I love them especially doing repairs and your trying to get that last shingle in lol makes me life so much easier.
Love the hammer where can I get myself one
There should be a link in the description on Amazon. Not sure where you live but if you have a roofing supply house near you, you should be able to find them there. I know your box stores are not going to have them. Thinking about possibly giving one away in another subscriber giveaway.
Great video
Is it metal or plastic boot?
👍👍👍👍👍
that metal thing to the right on my roof is dripping in my attic. and i got a metal roof so i dont know if those have metal boots or what the hecks going on
I was a bit nervous when you were cutting the shingle while it was sitting right on the boot, not worried your knife would cut through or slip? :P
Great content
One I use LEad food
Why am I the only one who slides down on roofs? 😂
1/4 inch grommets are 10 cents, there quite a bit cleaner then throwing 3 hand nails in the face. Oatey's are not meant to be caulked down the side like you were saying around the 16:00 min mark, literally says no caulk right on the flashing
On the plastic ones yes, not on the aluminum like I installed.
I have that hammer 🔨 it comes with a blade and an adjuster behind it, but i whacked it off accidentally lol
9:30 So when the new boot cracks and starts letting water in, it will now collect in the pocket you've made out of sealant?
Would it not be better to leave a drainage point under the flashing so any water under there can get out, like how car sills have drainage hole?
The only criticism that I have is that as you are doing this job you continuously move the camera around and I can't focus on the precise layout of materials at each stage of the material installation. If at each stage you could do a still shot of the materials - at least for a couple of seconds so that I can capture a mental image- that would help me even more, it also makes me dizzy, but other than that you do a great job and I appreciate the helpful information and illustration.
On your drip grove where you have bad nail placement, you could add a strip of flashing underneath to keep water away from the bad nail.
Rusty chimney replacement next?
I guess I made the mistake of not nailing the front down. I only saw dimples for nails along the top and 2 sides. lol
What would you charge for replacing the flashing? The pitch on my roof is steep and trying to determine if it's worth the risk or hiring a roofer.
Me personally I don’t like watching the super short videos 3-5 min or less I prefer the longer videos 15+ at least 10
What are you standing on. I saw you move a yellow something
It's the inside foam piece of a couch cushion, it sticks to the roof granules and allows you to have better traction. It's a must-have for a roofer working on anyting slightly steep or above.
How to buy a proper flashing? I mean the slope of the roof
Are there different flashings for different roof pitches? My roof has a 12:12 pitch.
Yes usually the most common are for low slope. You can get some that are for a steep pitch.
Do you caulk / seal the boot around the PVC?
What is the rough cost to replace the vent boot? Wish you work near me!
could i put food grade silicone to help get the boot over? or would that interfere with the chemical composition of the shingle?
I've never had a silicone effect the asphalt shingles. Not sure what the difference is with food grade safe but I wouldn't think it would, especially in a pinch.
I just finished watching the installation video by the manufacturer for that flashing and they said not to nail the bottom where the nail heads will be exposed to weather. My roof flashing had nail heads exposed, rusted out, and leaking water on to the deck because some “know it all” did not follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
What kind of hammer.
Do you ever replace just the rubber boot?
Yes sometimes. If it's a nicer aluminum Boot and it's just the rubber part that's bad.
Here it is ruclips.net/video/8L3cmCq9fKk/видео.html
Just had a roof installed and the roofer put a large amount of sealant where the pipe and the rubber seal meet, does this seem correct to you?
The rubber should seal around the pipe. That said, I have a drip down the pipe at a brand new boot I just installed yesterday. I may have to resort to the same hack.
Ito have this done including replacing shingles vent cap 700.00 ? This what roofing company want charge me
$700 too replace the vent pipe flashing? That's pretty damn pricey, or maybe I'm under charging a bit.
Where u that hatchest but I want a regular hammer so I can pull nails to
How much for a replacement like this one ?
RUclips keeps making changes to how things work. When I like👍🏼 a video, it doesn't highlight in blue until I leave and then return again. 🤔 so if I tap that like button an even number of times, does it unlike it?
Yes doesn't matter how many times you hit it, if you end on an even number of times it will not be blue. RUclips did crash last night though, that may have been the problem.
You could have just put a Perma boot over the existing pipe
No loosening shingles and been done in 5 minutes
Perma boots sold in Amazon at Lowes to name a few retailers
How much do you charge for a job like this
That chimney to the right looks like its flashing goes underneath the shingles. Surprised you did not fix that.
Normal speed is ok
Here I am
Everyone has different methods.
What’s your go to shoe for the roof’s.
Just regular cheap tennis shoes unless it's a 10 or steeper than I use cougar paws.
This is the only one I have watched.