Anyone know what's causing the pitch change of the eaves row. Seem to be different from the rest of the roof and yet the neighbours seems fine. Is it smaller battens on the neighbors. Or a batten underneath kicking the neighbours bottom row up that he's. needing on his roof. Maybe a smaller batten. Maybe only one of thems been counter battened.
Their new tiles. Some been scuffed a bit from either transportation or him walking on them etc by the looks of it.
Is he still turning up for work everyday atm...starting to appear that he,s avoiding finishing the ends, eaves etc for some reason. Probably because I m not sure he,s ran his first and last course out to see where it ends and put his perp lines on to begin with. Its now become a harder job to finish. He would have probably been better using a GRP valley to separate one of the neighbors roofs. To make life easier for himself.
I think maybe he can't get the tiles to close at one side now. Someone said their might be a gap between the neighbors. I think you need to get up there with him...let the guy explain to you any queries you,ve got.
The right hand side end cut tiles seem to be a different color. A few of the ridges that are loose are a different color as well.
Did he run out of tiles/ridges?
I think he,s still to finish it tho. They could well just be temporary.
Better to let him finish it off now then see where your at before jumping to conclusions. The tiles are new by the looks of it tho.
Again tho I m a novice compared to most guys on here tbh.
He seems to have covered the queries. But it's odd why he would drop the scaffold only to do the fascia work (and ridge) off ladders. Yes the platform is a bit high, and it's up to him, but when jobs are difficult or awkward, the risk of quality issues occuring is greater.
Overall though, it's not that bad all things considered.
As you said, Overall things are looking to be OK. He can't do the fascias and gutters because the scaffolds are very much too close to the gutters so there isn't enough room to move things around.
The way he told/explained everything to me today if only he did that from beginning we probably wouldn't have had any issues whatsoever.
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