Pitch pocket? Field wrap? New flange? :unsure: Doing a tear off, new ISO and EPDM going back on. It's a warranted job.>>>
:woohoo: I just take the tiger saw and cut them off flush with the roof. Then just do a simple patch, or breather vent.>>>
make sure you have adequate means of securing the PVC pipe to the deck. That's normally the problem with this type of gooseneck, compared to a metal pipe where you can have a deck flange welded.
Otherwise the pipe will just fall through the deck, and a>>>
Thanks for the pics and info Nochit. I didn't think of using pvc like that. The frig. company is going to be there to disconnect and reconnect so it should be no problem.>>>
That first pic................ someone chopped the head off the goose on the left. LOL>>>
perhaps PVC with a standard 3" collar would be a decent alternative to a metal shop. I see that around these parts often.>>>
[quote]Telling the owner "That's above my roof and isn't my problem" won't look or sound so good when a guy like me tells him what you could have done to make it right the first time.
well said my conservative friend....;)>>>
J vent= a sheet metal deal you put around the lines and solder close>>>
Does anyone have a photo of a new gooseneck on the roof (no dead goose pictures please)? Boy that one looks like a nightmare. Did you replace that roof egg?>>>
Egg - love the plywood. :)>>>
Takes a little time, what with the plywood and all, but you can see it pays off in the long run. j/k>>>
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"The existing pipe is packed w/ pourable sealant or cement." There is no leakage here. I will most likely be the one doing the maintenance on this roof once replaced and I am giving a guarantee and warranty on it. I'm not looking to cut a corner, but>>>
Telling the owner "That's above my roof and isn't my problem" won't look or sound so good when a guy like me tells him what you could have done to make it right the first time.>>>
The warranty might end at the boot, but your reputation as a professional roofer extends far beyond it.>>>
The F.S.R. finally got back to me. He said all of the above would suffice, but an easier method would be to just field wrap the pipe or install a boot as long as we can get it clean enough to prime. The roof system and warranty ends at the top of the bo>>>