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Cutting cast iron pipe w/o causing roof leak
I have to cut off a section of cast iron waste pipe in my attic to tie
in a vent .My concern is when I cut off the section of pipe, the weight of the upper part of pipe would cause it to possible come loose from the roof flashing and sink, thus causing a roof leak. The last thing I want to do is open up a can of worms by doing this job. I was wondering if I should be concerned or if anyone else has done a job like this, what advice to offer. Thanks |
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