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A pelican could nest in the gap at the bottom of the left window.

Yes I am unfortunately haha yourself?

Remix will definitely get you out of jail and has a variety of colours available Membrane underneath the undercloak Membrane on top of the support tray

No soakers necessary for the tile concerned (Ludlow major unless mistaken) Lead flashing should cover a roll Depends how far you want to go mate the previous owner has attempted/paid for a lash up if you want to hack off and make good be prepared for a considerable price difference I'd probably...

God forbid you need a tile and a half for the bottom eave course something hasn't gone to plan but agree 100% a cut tail edge on an eave is horrible Needs must I suppose mate definitely cut the top off Is the rest of the bond ok on the roof

Any time served tiler will know how to access this plain tile roof with ease Roofing is easy apparently try your luck mate what's the worst that can happen

Corrugated metal sheets are around £15 including Vat from asphaltic. Easy to install to existing roof timbers with self sealing Tek screw's. Hardest part for a DIY project is stripping asbestos sheets and then getting rid of them correctly. Probably the best option and if you're handy with DIY...

If you look at the photo of the whole dormer head on, the profile of the tile is actually higher than front apron therefore not following the plane of the roof. Water doesn't stand a chance of naturally running off because when it meets the tile it's effectively blocked (until enough is there to...

Kicking slates...on one picture there is a few paving slabs bang in the middle of the roof. It does look rough mate to be honest without slagging anyone off without knowing what the job/price was like but it's no excuse for bad workmanship as he agreed to the costing I suppose.

Perps aren't the cleverest tbh, and neither is the pugwork it looks rustic But I'd be more concerned with the lack of grading and kickers all over the place. Is the insulation touching the felt at the eaves I can't make it out I don't know the bloke or what he was up against price wise but...

Data spot on Grp dormers often come with pre installed front aprons and site roofers tend to just cover the tile without regard for issues down the line. Obviously cutting X amount of tiles was too much hassle whilst on a tight price Gauge adjustment probably out of the question being close to...

Who is this clown who keeps antagonising people then the entire history gets removed haha

Explain what you mean by drips. And you recommend leaving membrane exposed to uv?

Definitely stick with tile slips or as my ancient sensei used to call it "bustage" as I was running round like a lunatic for him at 15 years old.

Remedial being the operative/vital word there

Interlocking tiles generally have a maximum 2/3mm shunt each way (tolerance) Are you worried about the finished verge if you start with a 50mm overhang of the starting verge. How are you planning to finish your verges mortar or dry?

Presented to me in the shape of putting saddles over the end ridge and valley ridge Delusional I bet you're a few inches away from 6 foot high as well I'd watch that handsome neighbour next door as well pal

I'm still waiting for examples to be fair he must have switched accounts...

With the glorious benefit of hindsight I admit the word only was an overreaction on my part. Have you any examples of your preferred saddle choice going over the ridge. Valley or abutments.

A John McEnroe quote comes to mind