Hi guys,I recently noticed several drips in different places along my fascia boards running down the boards from the top behind the guttering(dripping onto conservatory roof)...the drips are coming from the top of fascia board in several places along it, as a guide they start above the two overflow pipes (see pics)..I have checked the loft for leaks and removed the loft insulation...no wet or damp patches anywhere. ..we have had no rain for approx 20+hrs....they are constant and at the moment do not look like slowing down but I only noticed them about 2hrs ago....I have checked all the other pipework in the loft no leaks etc....could it be just a simple case of blocked guttering (can't get a ladder till tomorrow)...or could it be something I am totally missing ?sorry about pic quality but the drips are originating being the guttering at the very top.
Drips from/on fascia boards
- Thread starter worcesterman47
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That's an option....will try it later....cheers.
After trying the above suggestion - and if you have a ladder then go up and photo where the roof tiles discharge into the gutter.
Just a faint possibility: In the loft did you check the level of the tanks? Did you run your hand under the overflow pipes?
Just a faint possibility: In the loft did you check the level of the tanks? Did you run your hand under the overflow pipes?
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Hi,yes...checked the tanks...and also along the underneaths of the overflow pipes...bone dry. ....there definately is no leak(I can see) in the loft as the problem is happening above any of the pipework in the loft....if I did not know better I would say the drips are coming from the actual roof ( but no pipes in roof )....so it's not from there.
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