AHHHHH!!!!!! What do I DO???

[Hogwildz]

If it don't leak your good to go. Next spring and summer check the muck at the top you put over everything. Without fabric, much tends to crack from the metal expansion & contraction, as the muck will stiffen over time.
If it cracks water can get under and damn up. Might never happen. Just keep an eye on it.

 

[Burd]

You can add all the muck you want its going to leak. With in a years time the muck will dry out and crack from the heat of the roof shingls and in high winds thaat stack will move . I would fix this before you have problems. The old man use to tell me a couple drops of water in side in a wood strucksure not good. Find your self a roofer and have that flashing installed the right way.

 

[Oklaguy77]

Maybe I'm wrong..but I think he just cut the hole right through the shingles..never removed any shingles.
I guess you could?

Yep, thats what I did. And under the flashing I "mucked" and "mucked" for a better seal. I felt good about it at the time, but after reading all you guys posts, now I wish I had asked first.

You might be fine.

If you have just one layer and your zoning allows it you could put on a second layer of shingles and cover some of that flashing,like you normally would do when the shingles you have now starts showing wear from curling or whatever.

I only have one layer, so I think you're right, if it doesnt' leak I can wait till its warmer and tear off some shingles and replace correctly overlapping my flashing.

 

[skinanbones]

the other thing i would also consider doing is getting the roof brace closer to horizontal than what you have. It will give you allot more stabillity than what you have now.

 

[Oklaguy77]

the other thing i would also consider doing is getting the roof brace closer to horizontal than what you have. It will give you allot more stabillity than what you have now.

I would invite you to crawl up on my roof and check the stability, lol
But you are right I would have preferred about a 45° angle, but where I wanted the collar was to high to allow for 45°(with included material) so I settled with what I have.