Silicone will treat the symptom, but it won't cure the disease. It's a temporary fix.
It looks like they added an extension to the original stack. That seam does look like the origin of the leak.
Can you turn the the vent 180*? That might help and use some high temp sealant. I would get the sealant from a supply house, not a big box store.
If you can replace the seamed stack with a non seamed, I would do that for a more permanent fix.
Can you turn the the vent 180*? That might help and use some high temp sealant. I would get the sealant from a supply house, not a big box store.
If you can replace the seamed stack with a non seamed, I would do that for a more permanent fix.
Probably works as good as the spray on hair. Might even be the same product with different labeling.
It's difficult to tell from the pictures but from the way that vent cap is beat up you may have enough hail damage to get your insurance to pay for a new roof. A good roofing contractor should be able to tell from an inspection.
So did it work on your bald spot?Probably works as good as the spray on hair. Might even be the same product with different labeling.
You need someone who specializes in leak repair. Some roofers have an employee that does most of the leak repairs.
They are a lot better at it than even good roofers.
They are a lot better at it than even good roofers.
