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its actually my sisters boiler.its been in about 3 year's As it happens I did change to the same boiler in November, with a 10 year warranty.

it has not been a problem until now. Water used to be hot,so there must be a problem some where.

i have a Baxi duotec combi boiler in the garage. My problem is the water coming out of the hot tap in the bath is barely luke warm.Any idea what's causing this..

There should be a 1" gap on the underlay at the ridge. As you have a dry ridge system fitted..

Even if the gauge is stretched a bit.It shouldn't leak Need some pics of loft.We also don't use tyvek now,as it does give condensation problems.

Compo work's neat :)

Looks good to me..

The gutter being low,Does emphasise the slight kick on your eave tile. The rib on the bonding gutter does kick the tiles a bit.i would have used a piece of 450x450 lead at the eaves then fitted the bonding gutter to minimise the tile kicking up at eaves level.

Do it cheap! Do it twice, you would be better off doing it in single ply??

Should have a secret gutter to the abutment! Or flat tile soakers

I had exactly the same problem it was the pcb!!!!

They won't be stocking it as it will be to exspensive.There was something out the same 10 years a go, we only bought 1 tub as it was £60.The merchants were left with pallet full's of the stuff..

look like hardrow .They will be split a lot of them any way

The tech term is a short course.This is what has happened to the top course of tiles. The said roofer has not tried it up from eaves level to the ridge tree to get a equal batten spacing. The short tile course will have had the nail holes and nibs cut off Either a new hole will have...

it's a bodge job for 3 hrs work at least a metre in from verge would need stripping back Tile battens cut back and extended to fix verge correctly They have probably been grip filled on to existing mortar=cowboys Why ask for price after the horse has bolted ??????????????????

camshaft and crankshaft sensor change both of them..

Google them they get horrendous reviews for reliability

This is the forticrete site http://www.forticrete.co.uk/products/38/gemini-interlocking-plain-tiles.html

oops :? thought I was in roofing section just ignore that post

No do not under any circumstance's do that Slate is cut with a slate knife and t piece or guillotine you could at a push cut it with a angle grinder with stone or diamond blade But be careful with angle grinders if you have no experience They bite in the wrong hands... :|