u/EnvironmentalFly1372

Not sure who I need to call next.

Bought a single wide six years ago, got a new roof before we moved in. A few months later we needed a new furnace. They squeezed one in the existing hallway space, and apparently cut new holes in the roof.

About a year later, we start getting small amounts of water on top of the furnace after it rains. Original furnace installer comes out, does a patch on the roof that lasts another six months. Leaks start again, same guys come out, but say there’s not much more they can do, tell us to call my roofer.

My original roofer comes out, says there’s nothing he can do, it’s not a problem with his installation.

Call a second HVAC company and they not only patched the leaks, but fixed some installation issues the first company created with their crappy work. Great.

No leaks for the last 18 months, but it’s been a brutally wet summer and they started again. Company #2 comes back out, but this tech doesn’t seem as sharp as the first one. Says not much he can do, (We’re not roofers!) charges me $400 for some roof tar.

Two weeks later and have another small leak. Enough to get a washcloth damp, but it’s still coming in.

I need to make this stop, but not sure who to turn to next: another HVAC company? A new roofer? General contractor to replace the entire pipe section on the roof?

FYI: there’s no way to caulk from the inside as the space is so small. Can’t get above the furnace box.

TLDR: A new furnace has lead to small, but frequent roof leaks. Neither the installer, a second HVAC company, or roofer can seem to fix the problem.

I’d either do a spider-themed set of ‘Horrors of Spider Island’ and ‘Giant Spider Invasion’ or possibly “Horror at Party Beach’ and ‘Night of the Blood Beast.’

What’s you drive-in theme?

Just drove through Smoketown and then around the east side of town and lots of traffic lights out. Any idea of the cause or how widespread it is?