How to install a pipe boot on your roof

Drew's Roofing and Home Repair
1761 E Navaho Rd
Southport, NC 28461
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[@SheenaRea]

Good job. Very common sense and basic, nothing fancy, just good solid work. Thank you! 👍

[@chrishall2594]

Excellent Video!

[@tony17112acst]

Your video is the only one I can find that explains which course of shingles to put the boot on top of, and which under. Some say half way, and almost all say nothing - even the pros like This Old House. But you actually cover this important topic: The flashing should go on top of the upper-most course where the top rim of the flashing will be below the top of the shingle it will rest on. THANKS!

[@joeorlando94]

How in the world does he not hit his fingers with the hammer pounding the roofing nails? I'm very impressed.

[@mattr6887]

Wow those hammer skills

[@javierjavier5867]

Rhank you sir thank you your vudeo help me to understand

[@eddypetch]

Drew, nice of ya to share how to replace a flange. Your work on that pipe will clearly outlast the rest of the roof. Your man shows some skill with nail speed. In the 90s I was raised on the nailgun; I appreciate seeing somebody do it the way my father did.

[@utoobube]

I really enjoy these videos Drew. Got to appreciate a man who takes pride in his work. Such a rare thing these days. I just replaced a boot on my trailer, its not a shingle roof though. I wish I wouldve video'd what I did, just to see what you thought about it, lol. Again, nice lookin work there Drew (and crew)

[@seanspreckelsen3496]

A lot of people tend to not understand different codes and building standards for different areas of the country. I'm not saying this is code somewhere, but those nails that are exposed get caulked. I bring this up because i watch videos of florida roofers all the time and i see endless comments saying "you arent supposed to tar under everything", not realizing that it is florida code, for hurricane strength storms. Unless you have done roofing in MANY different climates and dealt with MANY codes, please stop commenting. It's so damn annoying

[@chuckwyatt6214]

we also bull the joints and tie i ns

[@Charliegirl2]

Thanks I'm about to attempt this on a cooler day index about 104 today.

[@sergelafleur3404]

Top notch work.

[@apaches04soccer]

great information here! question, if I find out the shingles above my boot ( cut at radius part) arent or werent " sealed" with sealant should I carefully seal? Im doing inspections on my roof after all this rain and Im grabbing as much info as i can from videos like yours. Thanks.

[@jonfeero5747]

How would i do this with my modile home tpo roof trying to replace it but dont know how to put the vent for the bathroom or my furnace hole in the tpo only thing i could think of is cut the hole in my osb and put them back and rofing tar under and round the flashing for it

[@keithhoneycutt3885]

Shouldn't install fasteners through sealant strip

[@chuckwyatt6214]

I work for a roofing company here in Pensacola I always use roofing cement

[@RSR.88]

Thers no need for roofing cement on that ruber boot it eats it whit time

[@robertkarp2070]

I have a problem with two jacks so close together it's hard to shingle around them. The boots overlap each other. One is for a gas line and the other is for the electrical for an AC unit that I had taken off the roof since it didn't work anymore. They way it looks right now, I know it's going to leak. I'm reroofing my own house because I can't afford to hire someone to do it for me. I have a little bit of experience but I've come across a couple situation that are a little beyond my level of experience. I'm roofing over an original layer of shingles. I know that's not good but I can't afford to remove the old because I know there's a lot of wood underneath that should be replaced and I'm 60 years old to be doing that kind of work. I did replace one sheet of plywood because there was dip below where the AC Duct is located.

[@joedaniels255]

Did you replace that rotten wood, or did you just cover it up?

[@chuckwyatt6214]

6 nails our code also