Hi,
Looking for some advice regarding some work we've had done removing a chimney stack on a terraced house.
Having removed the stack the roofer has left the roof tiles very uneven and full of gaps. When I've looked in the loft you can see that he's not bridged the gap in the timber but instead rested the tiles on the supporting wall (the wall between the two properties). This doesn't seem right to me but when I've challenged him his said it's 'what he does'.
Are there any experienced roofers on here who can advise as to whether or not this is standard, or even acceptable, practice.
Thanks in advance.
Looking for some advice regarding some work we've had done removing a chimney stack on a terraced house.
Having removed the stack the roofer has left the roof tiles very uneven and full of gaps. When I've looked in the loft you can see that he's not bridged the gap in the timber but instead rested the tiles on the supporting wall (the wall between the two properties). This doesn't seem right to me but when I've challenged him his said it's 'what he does'.
Are there any experienced roofers on here who can advise as to whether or not this is standard, or even acceptable, practice.
Thanks in advance.