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We've had enough snow now that I felt it was necessary to venture to my roof and see how my sewer and attic vents were doing.
Let me tell you something...I'm glad I went up there.
While my sewer vents were open, the snow was a good 4" ABOVE the pipe, and my pipes stick out above the shingles a good 15 inches.
That means the snow on my roof was a good 18" deep. My attic vents were completely covered and not venting at all.
I spent a good hour and a half up there clearing all my vents and pushing it off the edge of the roof.
I hope everyone at SDSUfans can take the time ASAP to check how their vents are doing, and if you're not able to yourself hire someone to check and clear it off for you. Your roof and your families safety is well worth the time/money spent.
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Let me tell you something...I'm glad I went up there.
While my sewer vents were open, the snow was a good 4" ABOVE the pipe, and my pipes stick out above the shingles a good 15 inches.
That means the snow on my roof was a good 18" deep. My attic vents were completely covered and not venting at all.
I spent a good hour and a half up there clearing all my vents and pushing it off the edge of the roof.
I hope everyone at SDSUfans can take the time ASAP to check how their vents are doing, and if you're not able to yourself hire someone to check and clear it off for you. Your roof and your families safety is well worth the time/money spent.
/end public service announcement.
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