If a leak occurs through the roof, the first place to look should always be around protrusions through the roof - like pipes and chimneys. These are usually the locations of roof leaks. That’s why it’s important to know how to properly and securely install a rubber pipe boot to ensure the roof is being kept watertight.
Here you will find all the steps you need to follow to ensure an accurate and tight pipe flashing installation every time. At Western States Metal Roofing, we have been answering our customer’s metal roofing questions for over 25 years. So, just to make things easier we made you a pipe flashing installation video also.
This installation guide is designed for rubber pipe boot installation of an exposed fastener panel.
The cost of pipe flashing will depend upon the size and type of rubber boot. The smaller sizes will cost $8 to $16 each and the larger sizes can cost up to $32 each. Retrofit pipe flashing will cost more than a standard round or square pipe flashing. These range from $25 to $100 each.
You don’t want to over-cut the hole size of your pipe flashing. A tight fit around the pipe is required to prevent leaks.
Rubber pipe boots are available with a square base, round base, or retrofit with round base and zipper. Pipe flashings come in various sizes that are easily adjustable and can be cut on the jobsite.
When your pipe boot is properly installed, your roof will be safe and secure for any kind of wind or weather it may endure.
Now that you can install like a pro, it’s time to purchase your metal roofing panels like one as well. Buy factory direct from Western States Metal Roofing and you could save 15%-50% by cutting out the middleman. Go to Western States Metal Roofing to see our catalog.
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