Good tips overall, but I'm wondering... have you actually seen much trouble from soffit vents being blocked by insulation? Seems like a long shot to me. Usually, I'd bet on the exhaust duct issue first—seen way too many bathroom fans venting straight into the attic (seriously, who even does that?). But hey, roofs are weird, and sometimes it's the thing you'd least expect. Curious if anyone's actually solved a drip by clearing soffit vents?
Had a similar issue a couple years back—thought for sure it was the exhaust duct, but nope, turned out insulation had shifted and blocked the soffit vents. Cleared it out, drip stopped. Roofs are weird indeed...
Had insulation issues myself once—never thought it'd cause dripping, but after clearing vents, problem solved. Roofs can definitely throw curveballs... Glad you figured it out without too much hassle.
- Yep, insulation can be sneaky—seen it cause weird moisture issues before.
- But honestly, clearing vents isn't always the fix... sometimes it's a flashing problem or even condensation buildup.
- Roofs are tricky beasts, glad yours wasn't a nightmare.
I've seen similar cases myself—especially when attic spaces aren't vented evenly. Sometimes the issue isn't even directly above the drip spot. Moisture can travel along rafters or sheathing before finally dripping down. Curious, did you happen to check if the insulation was wet in areas away from the drip? Could help pinpoint if it's condensation traveling or something else entirely...
