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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Plumber in North Philly (East Kensington)?

After digging into the ceiling of my rental duplex to remunerate some mold, I found that the stackpipe that is supposed to vent to the outside through the roof is actually venting INTO THE CEILING. Never mind this is a new build that's barely three years old!
Anyway, I'd appreciate any recommendations for a good plumber in Philadelphia close to East Kensington/Fishtown to build this pipe out through the roof or a side wall (which is what should've been done in the first place).
MM
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Haha I had an old home that vented to the attic and not out, but a new construction is too funny.
Ive had a great time using City Plumbing in Port Richmond. Ive never used them for something like this but seems like a fairly easy job. That said Id think youll also need a roofer to come out and seal it up.
Other option is using a handyman to extend the vent as well as the roof sealing