Small leak from silicone chimney boot: can't seem to fix...next steps

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NorthernOne

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Nov 22, 2025
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Ontario
Good day!

So we put a steel roof on two years ago or so (time flies), I replaced our metal shroud with the silicone boot provided by the manufacturer. First season was fine, but likely some damage from sliding snow has caused a very small leak in a very specific place. I think I have given up trying to fix it, and want to move on to replacing the boot with something like we had before (all metal).


I can't remember the exact size of the stove pipe, but would something like I have linked work if I get the right size?
I will make a separate post about snow proofing as that is another battle in my mind, I may also take one last stab at the leak.

Work in progress pic so you can see what we have going on, and the amount of snow I am dealing with.

Thank you for reading, and I look forward to posting more and hopefully solving this.

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