Installing a Flat Roof Scupper Drain - Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
- Watch this video to learn how to install a scupper drain on a flat roof. This job is best completed by a professional, licensed roofing contractor as it requires special material as well as torching.
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as a roofer and a metalhead, i appreciate the dual joyness of hearing “fight fire with fire” by metallica while you are torching🤣🤣
Thankyou for explaining it step by step.
Thanks for taking the time to do this tutorial, in the middle of this project now and just learned a ton!
Glad it was helpful!
By the way I have a newer tutorial on scuppers with some of the techniques we changed recently. I recommend viewing and following that instead of this video.
Excellent tutorial, thanks
You are welcome!
Really good video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Thoroughly explained!
Thank you
Thank you for showing the details of your technique.
My pleasure. Hope this video helped.
Great presentation can I applied a new scupper over an existing one that runs down in through the wall and out.
Thanks Edwin, we generally like to remove the old scupper and install a new one. If the existing scupper is in decent shape you can re-use it, its just not ideal however.
@@andreafsharian4346 thank you
Your Welcome
Always apply heat to the bottom surface, always preheat your trowel when torching white cap.
Agreed
16:55 excellent soundtrack
Thank You!
Is that just base sheet scupper and cap sheet over it and the mastic for corners?
And smooth. I have a better and newer video on scuppers, have made some changes in the last few years.
is scupper good enough in multiple places on a 3000 sq feet flat roof or do we also need floor drains on flat surface
It really depends on how many scuppers there are, how the roof is sloped, the size of the scuppers and your climate zone. In california the amount of drainage needed is actually dictated by the plumbing code. .
What specs say you don’t go on the deck 6” let alone no can’t strip that’s not supreme field sheet goes to top of can’t and wall ply 6” on deck
You are 100% correct. I made a mistake in this video and did not show that. We actually just re-shot the scupper installation video yesterday and will hopefully have it edited and up within a few weeks. I'll try to remember to send you a link.
The other thing we've changed is stop the use of mastic under our flashing when torching. We learned that when mastic gets to hot it pretty much becomes useless.
just curious how long have you been roofing? and since when did modified bitumen not need to be de granulated or bleed out,? not the best tutorial in my opinion.
This tutorial is to show the steps. Yes granulating the bleed is important. However that's not what this video is about.
Where's the link to your video?
😅🤣😂 leaks leaks and more leaks
I think that might be a stretch, however this is an old video and we have made several improvements/ modifications to our process. Check out our new scupper video and let me know what you think.
My scupper looks completely different. It’s black it’s made of different materials not anything like that. The other side got broken when they installing the AC unit and now water was leaking down the side of my house it’s not supposed to and he’s destroyed insulation under belly and all kinds of crap, but nobody’s taking responsibility. The roofers could’ve accidentally did it when they were spraying who knows but nobody’s going to take responsibility for it.
Common problem when dealing with multiple contractors, finger pointing.
Haha !!! Yooooooo whaaaaat the fuck are you doing ?!?!
Roofing :)
Roof Repair Specialist that’s not even up to code ...NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE !! Lamfo!!! And you’re trying to teach people 😂😂😂😂 no wonder every roof I see in California is DOGSHIT ! Hahaha ! Gtfo !
@@michaelzomerfeld9120 Not sure exactly what part you are referring to, I would love to here detailed feedback on process. Most of our installation methods come directly from manufacturers application handbook. www.certainteed.com/resources/FlintlasticApplicationManual.pdf
We primarily use Certainteeds installation guide.
Dude hasn’t even done a modified roof for a living lol poor job
Back at you?
This hurts to watch. Do not make instructional videos just because you read a handbook. Your base completely lets go during the first winter because it's not torched properly. You have to fully base your opening before putting your scupper in to prevent all airflow and moisture from getting at the rest of your torching. You never run your field cap up the wall. Do not leave big wrinkles and air pockets in your torching. If you have to liquid membrane the entire area after you torched it then get off the roof. The only part that gets liquid membrane as a precaution is your bleed out termination inside the scupper because the 90s will let go over time no matter how well they're torched. The problem with this is there's a lot of people that watch this and then think they can do it and it fails, I fix this kind of poor work all the time.
You never run your field cap up the wall???
Looking forward to seeing your videos.