Vent humid air from kitchens and bathrooms to the outside instead of the attic to avoid this problem.
Vent pipe leaking in attic.
There is a 5 inch galvanized furnace vent pipe in the attic that goes out the roof.
Of pipe two cuts.
A roof that leaks around a vent pipe is a common cause of small water stains on a ceiling or water leaking into a home.
When your roof was installed each vent pipe received a flexible boot to seal water around the round surface of the vent pipe.
Given the most common causes is cracked or damaged rubber boot the most ideal solution is to remove it and replaced it with a new one.
When the roof vent is leaking the actual cause must be identified first.
Other causes of leaking roof vent are including broken seams on the metal base loosen nails and rusty metal collars around the vent pipe.
In addition this joint creates a ledge inside the pipe where water from rainfall can collect.
These boots vary in quality flexibility and longevity.
As you might expect when the caulk eventually fails a trickle of water will leak through and drip down through the ceiling below.
For this it is better to hire a professional roofer to handle the work.
The other possibility is that a large amount of air is leaking around the holes in the dw and depending on the house.
In freezing weather if a lot of water vapor is passing up the vent line for example from long steamy showers or perhaps from a hot water fixture left running or leaking into the drain system frost can form in the vent piping where it passes through a cold attic and outside.
Attic condensation is due to humid air leaking or vented into the attic.
Plumbing vents which are blocked by ice freezing inside the vent line.
The easiest solution is to saw out the caulked joint removing about 1 in.
Areas where leaks have.
Water is leaking from the seams of this pipe when the furnace runs.
Roof has been checked and sealed it isn t the issue.
Vent pipe leaks during heavy rain can occur if you have cracks in your vent pipe boot or flashing.