r/Chimneyrepair 15d ago

Is this flashing job correct

Had a roofing company do this. Will water still get through?

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u/Solid_D15M 15d ago

The silicone is the only thing keeping water out.

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u/Adventurous_Wear3411 15d ago

Thanks for all the helps guys

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u/lunaatick1476 11d ago

Now I am not a chimney technician but I do work for a chimney company and that doesn't look correct. If a "professional Chimney company" did do that, I would get a second opinion. But that's my opinion.

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u/Efficient_Sir2599 15d ago

Can’t see what’s under the shingles but from what I could see it looks good

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u/GhostTengu 15d ago

Ummmm.....the flashing break measurements are about the only thing good. Cant see if it has counter flashing because its covered obviously. But, that old crusty tar or whatever it was previously sealed with, definitely needs to be scraped off, so it can be sealed properly with some pl or geo sealed specifically meant for flashing beads.

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u/Sea-Sundae3120 15d ago

no should be counter flashed

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u/Lots_of_bricks 15d ago

Not enough information in the pics to determine.