Plumbing roof vent install on existing roof

[@JDiegar]

I loved this. Thank you for showing multiple examples and no life story. Excellent!

[@ronking5787]

Absolutely no narrative, I love it. I would and will apply sealant when I do mine

[@luke9822]

Why do you not put anything behind the shingle when cutting it? A simple piece of flashing or even a piece of cardboard will help prevent damage the piece underneath it.

[@ZZ-uf4zv]

Some new hole saws are in order here...

[@RH-zl7zb]

Thanks man. Very helpful.

[@dannylee5588]

I thought you had to go under the paper? And I thought you had to caulk all your nails? And I thought you had to reglue the shingles back to the flashing? This looks to me like it's going to leak like crazy! Can you shed some light on these questions? Appreciate it.

[@HomesteadEngineering]

Very helpfull video. Thanks!

[@dantedenardis1385]

Those 2 nails exposed won't be a leak problem? I might want to throw some silicon under the flange before I nail it down. It just me though. Thanks for your video!

[@chippydog2]

Where’s the sealant part? That thing is going to leak

[@J0NH4R7]

5:11 WTF!

[@pp5237]

Jonathon Hart I know right??

[@URbeatSon]

I, also, have opinions of things that I say are wrong about your craftsmanship. That's why the video I didn't make has no errors.

[@bugvanfossen3909]

No matter power of drill bad hole saws..=..bad time ha Them Spyder carbide are beasts for how cheap they are

[@mcroley591]

Pretty certain that roof is gonna leak.

[@RayMoser]

I liked the way you did this, it's different than some of the others.. but you did not use roof cement when putting in the vents. Is the roof cement necessary? Many of the others use it and I am wondering. Thanks for sharing!

[@RemodelGC]

Maybe in more extreme climates, I’m in the Pacific Northwest and been putting in vents like that for years. Thanks for the comment! 😎👍🏽

[@RayMoser]

Thanks for that. I'm gonna put a roof vent in like you did.. except we get a lot of wind where I live, in the valley off of a big mountain range so 10-20 mph winds with gusts up to 40mph all the time.. so think I'll use roof cement too.. like how clean your holes were.. better than I saw here locally with the roofing companies..

[@FrydClips]

Thanks for the video. Why don’t you use hook blades when cutting the shingles?

[@aztecahernandez6539]

glen fry I think he’s not a roofer so having curved blades for him is a waste.

[@joshuahethcote7985]

And if your in the Northwestern part of the states you should know what happens if you use anything less than 3".. what happens when hot moisture air hits freezing temps? It freezes shut!!

[@nholt]

Looks like the roof has a low slope like mine does. Can I use this method on my low sloped roof?

[@LFL-qp1fg]

I didn't see the ROOF VENT installation all I saw was the installation of vent boots.

[@googleuser569]

Thomas Randall Brotha it is just a ABS line within the walls T-eed in to the the shower main drain line which is T-eed into Toilet. Clean-Out / Vent so you avoid clogs

[@tempest411]

Weren't you supposed to run the flange under the shingle for the full length of the side of it, such that the nails you drove in are under shingles and not open to the sky, and all the rain that comes from it? What about sealant applied to the bottom of the flange before you secured it to the roof?

[@RemodelGC]

+tempest411 - It probably could have been installed under the next shingle true. I chose to stop there. And the nail heads could use a bit of silicone on them. I don't ever apply any sealant under the boot because if water is getting under there than it's game over. Thanks for the comment!

[@joshuahethcote7985]

Not sure where the hell your from our what state? But the national plumbing code is minimum 3" VTR! For those that dont know, its " vent through roof"! That looks like a 2" caulk boot. Not a no caulk. You should've black jacked the flange and nail heads. This is not how to do a VTR folks ..

[@MrPatdeeee]

Amen, amen and AMEN! Plus, NEVER nail any where on the exposed part of the pipe flashing. Reason: Over time the nails will rust (even when caulked) and water will go through the holes that the nails make. This will cause leakage into the house. Oh indeed yes. One of THE major reasons for leakage in roofs. Sadly, MOST roofers do this. For every true, honest professional that does NOT nail the bottom of the pipe flashing; thousands will do it. Sad, sad and SAD!

[@MrTrevortf]

Everyone is wrong. It's half the diameter of the the drain pipe it serves. Most drains are 3"-4" which makes is 1.5"-2". Doesn't change the fact that this is a piss poor shoddy be roof install

[@Nastenkalovesjesus]

u should really silicone those nail heads

[@RemodelGC]

+Nastia Meliukh yes your right they will eventually leak if not sealed. Good catch!

[@joshuahethcote7985]

@@RemodelGC not silicone, if you wanna use silicone base solar seal at minimum, but black Jack would've been to standard!

[@nandodjking]

You are not supposed to nail it on the bottom of flashing corner 🤔

[@fododude]

Every one of these videos seems to show exposed nailheads at the base of the flange. You really don't even need those bottom two nails.

[@thebryanstevens]

fododude was thinking the same thing or actually put them under the shingles like they are supposed to be.

[@wilfredbrisson5776]

You will be pushing a pipe into a tight rubber sleeve, I would want it tacked down good for that reason.

[@danpmatz]

I'm surprised that don't create Lakes

[@brosefmcman8264]

Gotta shmootz it up with silicone under the flange and shingles also

[@r.joseph8911]

That seems like one DULL hole saw!

[@RemodelGC]

Yah it’s a throw away hole saw 😉 pretty much anytime you drill through roofing they are dulled.

[@briandonovan6546]

yeah why would you use a new one on shingles? itll just dull

[@bryanchambers9819]

How to install a vent or how to install a flashinh

[@cheryldesmond3399]

Oateys video is much better. No nail at the bottom, & shows how the pipe goes through

[@nickbrooks4043]

What happens when it rains? Won’t rain get in there ?

[@nickbrooks4043]

@@Scott-dn1bk thanks for the reply!!! Keep up the good work and the great videos

[@ope-aaron]

Those nails are going to leak for sure

[@aaronklaus4609]

Step one - buy a new whole saw

[@luke9822]

It's called a hole saw, but yeah, it looked like it was in it's last leg.

[@e.duanehortman4944]

100% incorrect lol

[@LuisGonzalez-sv5kt]

How

[@fuqutube]

Did it wrong ...