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Spoke with the surveyor at the company - he reckons once the membrane gets wet it will naturally fall into the gutter and stay there... obviously that contradicts the advice here so I will push back a bit and ask them for some more explanation.

I assume it was to support the eaves trays and ensure rain water flows into the gutter, but it looks quite untidy. The builders next door said it's not uncommon for leave some of the eaves membrane extending out, but not to that extent. I have asked for some opinions on another forum and they...

Thanks for the advice. I've had some suggestions to keep the membrane extending (just not as far) but as long as the eaves trays have been fitted correctly I figured it should be OK to trim back in line the edge of the tiles. I'll see if I can get up there with a stanley knife and give it a...

We've just had our old Finlock concrete gutters replaced and as part of the work the contractors fitted a new layer of roofing membrane over new plastic eaves trays and under the first couple of rows of tiles. The membrane extends into the gutter to such an extent that when the wind picks up it...