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Plumbing Vent Pipe Leaking In Attic. No callout charge30 years experience If shingled roof you should have a plastic cover over pipe secured. If the pipes are not cantered upward from the source, then it is not installed properly. It is most likely leaking around the pipe on top of roof. Investigate and repair the source promptly to prevent structural damage caused by the. Shouldn't be enough rain going into pipe if completely open to cause an issue. Yes, condensation is a possibility, but i wouldn't think. Hearing water dripping in the attic suggests a leaking roof vent. When it rains, i get a smallish wet ceiling above the auxiliary pipe. If it is level or slightly sloping up to the roof, then rain water getting into the vent should drain out and it should not be leaking when not. If it only happens when it rains then that would mean the boot where the pipe goes thru the roof is leaking. Dripping sounds in the attic: This old house general contractor tom silva shows how to create a watertight seal around a vent pipe. Roof vent pipe leaks are usually caused by damage to the plumbing vent pipe collar or flashing that surrounds the pipe to protect the junction of the roof and the penetration.

If it is level or slightly sloping up to the roof, then rain water getting into the vent should drain out and it should not be leaking when not. If shingled roof you should have a plastic cover over pipe secured. Dripping sounds in the attic: Roof vent pipe leaks are usually caused by damage to the plumbing vent pipe collar or flashing that surrounds the pipe to protect the junction of the roof and the penetration. Shouldn't be enough rain going into pipe if completely open to cause an issue. Yes, condensation is a possibility, but i wouldn't think. This old house general contractor tom silva shows how to create a watertight seal around a vent pipe. If it only happens when it rains then that would mean the boot where the pipe goes thru the roof is leaking. If the pipes are not cantered upward from the source, then it is not installed properly. When it rains, i get a smallish wet ceiling above the auxiliary pipe.

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Plumbing Vent Pipe Leaking In Attic Dripping sounds in the attic: Roof vent pipe leaks are usually caused by damage to the plumbing vent pipe collar or flashing that surrounds the pipe to protect the junction of the roof and the penetration. It is most likely leaking around the pipe on top of roof. If it only happens when it rains then that would mean the boot where the pipe goes thru the roof is leaking. Investigate and repair the source promptly to prevent structural damage caused by the. Shouldn't be enough rain going into pipe if completely open to cause an issue. Dripping sounds in the attic: If it is level or slightly sloping up to the roof, then rain water getting into the vent should drain out and it should not be leaking when not. If shingled roof you should have a plastic cover over pipe secured. Hearing water dripping in the attic suggests a leaking roof vent. No callout charge30 years experience When it rains, i get a smallish wet ceiling above the auxiliary pipe. This old house general contractor tom silva shows how to create a watertight seal around a vent pipe. If the pipes are not cantered upward from the source, then it is not installed properly. Yes, condensation is a possibility, but i wouldn't think.