How To Remove Stove Pipe From Roof

Ladder to reach top of stove pipe remember.

How to remove stove pipe from roof.

Taking a wood stove pipe apart represents an easy task but it can be messy and hazardous to your health and home if not performed with some important safety considerations in mind. Next clean the pipe with your chimney sweep brush. Remove all the straps in the same way that you removed the first one and the sections of pipe will come apart. Once you ve successfully taken your wood stove pipe apart you ll next need to know the trick for putting the stove pipe back together for a safe burn and a clean home.

The stove and pipe should be cool before you start cleaning creosote from them. Only problem is i can t find any kind of cap that fits the roof stack it s bigger than the cap i used for the inside. I already removed the wood stove and capped the vent inside. If you have a chimney pipe or vent coming out of the top of your house that is no longer being used for any sort of ventilation or that you moved to another location you will need to re shingle the roof after removing it removal of the chimney is relatively easy as it should come right up after the roof tar screws and shingles holding it in place have been removed.

Remove another section of pipe if it is still protruding above the roof line. I can t remove the roof vent just yet but want to remove the rain vent and extension pipe. Typically a chimney pipe must terminate at least 3 feet above a roof and the cap must be at least 10 feet from any part of the roof. The first step is to climb onto the roof and inspect the pipe area around the pipe and pipe cap for any signs of damage and make any repairs needed.

If it isn t you can proceed to fixing the roof or you can remove the entire chimney all the way down to the basement. I show you how i clean the wood stove chimney from inside the house without going on the roof. I need to do the opposite. Disconnect the chimney pipe from the stove depending on your particular manufacturer and style.