help with a leak

Hey guys, the customer complained of a leak above the corner window. What could it be :laugh: http://forum.rooferscoffeeshop.com/users/Sean/IMG_8808.thumb.jpg.03968d8c35c7f88cfb61a7a23c5e9f6b.jpg

What's the problem here? Lol

Whatchagonna do? Use a blow dryer and then shoot it with foam? Stand back boys 'n lets be wise...

A big guy like you is going to let a little electrical wiring stop him from going on a roof?

Piece of cake. Just glad I did not run into that when I was starting out and broke.LOL

I got a call years ago in the winter about a giant wall of ice coming over the edge of the building and could we chip it and break it up.... got there and exactly whats in that pic was in the ice, about 3 ft thick and 25 ft down the side of the building. at the bottom was about 8 electric bubbles inside the ice wall.

we did decline that job.

The SEAN Said: I got a call years ago in the winter about a giant wall of ice coming over the edge of the building and could we chip it and break it up.... got there and exactly whats in that pic was in the ice, about 3 ft thick and 25 ft down the side of the building. at the bottom was about 8 electric bubbles inside the ice wall.

we did decline that job.

Probably would have declined that one to. No matter how broke I was.

It's not exactly a airplane-on-conveyor question, but does ice conduct electricity enough to be dangerous? That question came to mind reading Sean's post.

If frozen solid and below freezing out, ice should act as an insulator. Not sure I want to test that out though.

I probably would have said "For something like this, you best call an electrician"

Let them pump another full tube of "Sillycone" around the conduit base.

:dry:

I could have handled that! :laugh: A bit of juice may make my pacemaker run a few extra years. :laugh:

If customer complained a leak above the corner window, that mean there is leak above the corner window. :S :S :S

:S What is this? Can anyone explain?