HOW TO SHINGLE AROUND AN EXHAUST VENT

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[@pollackroe8566]

Thanks..! I know you just want to get the job done...but for you to take the time and help others....well that right there shows you are a ''Class Act'' very rare these days.......

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

Thanks!

[@Mr76522]

Thank you for this video. It really helped me.

[@michaelirizarry3831]

That’s the proper way to do it, a lot of roof leak with time because they only use caulking to keep water away but u need to keep in mind that caulking shrinks

[@tannerbarlow6888]

No way! I love watching Zach’s videos

[@Lh-dq2zc]

"the way this one landed is kind of goofy" thanks for making me laugh 🤣🤣 cool video

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

No problem!

[@brianstarkey1824]

Thanks for the video I am doing this for the first time today on my own roof. This answers a lot of questions I had on how to attack these exhaust vents. I like the ice and water shield idea I’m also going to do that on mine.

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

Happy to help

[@Oneklickmedia]

Same I did temp patch but I want to replace that vent and Re shingle . This help

[@brianpanks5846]

You should have added a scrap piece in that row above that exhaust pipe and then ran a full shingle to cover that pipe flash. There should never be a seam on top of that flashing for that exhaust pipe,that seam should have been moved to one side or the other of that exhaust flange 💯💯

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

how is it wrong to have a keyway above a flashing? what if you have a 4 foot boot? You gonna make special shingles so you dont have a keyway above it? lol your trolling bro If you think that you have not done much roofing because there are so many situations you do not have a choice. large chimneys rubber roof tie ins etc

[@wrightsrrt871]

I like the snow and ice membrane trick I'm use to using calking as well but ill be doing it that way from now on seems easy enough!! Thanks

[@robbieklein6162]

Really helpful, man thanks!

[@patrickpeterman8736]

WHAT SEALANT DID YOU USE AROUND THE STORM COLLAR?? A FURNACE FLEU PIPE CAN GET HOT; SOME SPECIAL HEAT RESISTANT SEALANT; GREAT VIDEO,S LEARNING AND LEARNING MORE THANKS PJP SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS !! KEY BOARD IS MESSED UP!!

[@NWIVeteranConstruction]

Great video! Good enough for who it's for lol

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

You got that right!

[@JDCBenitez]

Like it

[@andrewtorres9081]

Instead of leaving that seam there I would of ran the other side of those steps up until before that shingle that had a seam and then used a smaller shingle on that top course and then a full shingle next so then there is no seam . 👍🏽

[@hhprogressiveconstruction1140]

It won’t hurt adding that weather watch but honestly must leaks come from those galvanized pipes rusting on collar or boot . Those shingles covering around are just as good since the shingles seal themselves . Hopefully you got the dumpsters business to provide disposal of the old shingles .

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

we were in indiana filming with another youtuber so we were using his dump trailer

[@henryhofschneider471]

Righty goin Lefty

[@richardmitton4115]

Yup, somebody else noticed that too!

[@danahasson2892]

Justin you might turn me into a roofer, nah I will just stick to the tear offer.

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

the tearoff is definitely roofing!

[@danahasson2892]

@@Lifes_Apprentice see what you did to me. Lol

[@tysoncarpenter8628]

Yup always we use ice and water around a pipe awesome. his way is definitely the correct way lol

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

I do not think it is completely necessary and is time consuming but it could stop a leak from a shitty job

[@ar2632]

Hey, your explanation is much better than other KZbinrs on why we're shingle in such a way, will you please share that nailer model?

[@jamesscheidt4278]

Hey, great videos, but I wanted to caution that most codes will require a minimum of 1" clearance from combustibles. It looks like you shoved the flue into the roof sheathing.

[@TractorMonkeywithJL]

Dang, you must have some tough knees if you can wear shorts on a roof.

[@joerobijr]

Great content man! Is there a reason for putting the ice and water shield on last?

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

The reason we put it on last is just for water flow. If water was to get in it would run over water shield and onto metal or lower courses of shingles

[@GoNutsButch]

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

Thanks for watching!

[@dbarr8261]

What I do if the shingle edge falls so close to the edge of the flashing is cut a short one about 18" and then run a full one just so a seem doesn't line up so close to the edge of the flashing.

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

add a shingle about 12 inches and then a full one but be careful with your nail spacing so you dont have nails in keyway. or just caulk the edge or seam of shingle

[@markbons7766]

10:08 he says "not to go through then metal" (vent flashing) . He nails into the flashing. No big deal if you put roofing cement on the nail heads(?)..

[@Brandon-no3vc]

No tar underneath the metal?

[@awac4577]

I'm just curious but is that underlayment or weather shield directly beneath the pipe flange (prior to the shingles)? How was that applied? Looks like one, continuous piece in the video. In any case, thank you for the video. Very helpful as I need to do the same thing on my roof around a chimney pipe (except the roof is on already).

[@Lifes_Apprentice]

we installed 2 continuous rows of ice and water at bottom of roof. that is why. it is not neccessary to have ice and water under or over

[@maciemoon8776]

Do you ever come to georgia?

[@DOPE_SESH]

Awesome vid, many ways to skin a cat type deal. Whatever works best for you. Nothing bad to say and this isn’t a rant of some sort, but why are you nailing left handed when your right handed? Lol maybe a leftie started it idk just curious.