Recent content by colind86

Try Taylor’s of Wisbech

The roofing work in the pictures looks perfectly water tight and dare I say maybe above and beyond! 11 out of 10 for effort to the roofer. Chimneys are notoriously bad for leaks and more often than not it comes from the top. Get the chimney re flaunched and see if that helps.

I don’t usually comment on posts on this.... trying to soaker a single lap tile is ridiculous and damn near impossible unless constructed in a way that is well over engineered! They invented secret gutters for flat single lap tiles.

Big job to strip off and a lot of hardcore.

This pictures 6 tiles away from the valley

We have to match what’s on the existing Premier inn Catlad unfortunately, and it’s open valleys on that.

The weathers always bad in Folkestone to be fair. Calderdale edge are relatively new as opposed to Calderdale. The edge only have one water check on the channels whereas mini stonewold and moderns have two. The tiles are only pulled to what the manufacturer allows if even. But you still...

It was me that done the roof m8. The pictures are more to show the unreliability of sandtoft Calderdale edge. We re having a rep out to cast an eye over it .

It is m8. I can’t work the picture out myself as it looks uncut but the valleys been cut and mucked. The reason I’ve noticed the ingress is due to the roof having 40 vents in it and couldn’t have any water getting in as the rooms were boarded when it was got in the dry. More pictures that are...

That’s a recent Calderdale picture at 35degree pitch on a 730 sqm job! Felts keeping the water out it seems

That’s true m8. So how would you secret gutter a small chimney with minimal pitch?

This is quite interesting really. Single lap tiles can’t really be soakered unless it’s a secret gutter but then how is this achieved with a small chimney straddling the ridge? I’m not dismissing what’s been said but I’ve had it out with a very argumentative clerk of works. Opinions??

The leads far to long as well by the looks of it.