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Or fit another course of slate and fit a new gutter to the outside of the brickwork. obviously there will be pipe adjustments , but I know what I would do

how do they perform under very heavy rain before the roof is completed? We have used/tried most. always end up with the kpf

There Are confused comments here. Felt can be laid onto insulation , there are products designed for that (in a warm roof situation ) The build up from joists up would be deck, VCL,, insulation and then the felt The fact you've been told the felt is on the insulation leads me to believe this is...

Yes they can simply be unplugged

Assuming continuous dry verge (type S)then the verge slates need to come off and cut back . Anyone who says the slates can stay on don't intend to do it correctly . I mention type s it's the only one worth considering . Materials are cheap .

115 on vertical is ok . I can just see they are over that as have others . Little cut tiles , amateurish . The lead at the top is covering the nails but not weathering anything.

I'm talking about dormer tile hanging over gauge I don't need to measure . The other comment was regarding the roof tile line . I think the gutter is fooling you into thinking there's a problem when I don't think there is

Tiles are over gauge and top course missing. How's the svp weathered? on the dormer . The roof tiles might look odd to you but the gutter has to run :ROFLMAO:

Depends on how desperate you are to sell to this buyer

Looks like asbestos on my screen . Tap it gently you'll know weather it's wood or not

Yes head lap is very important . Firstly yes you have Redland 49s in smooth . Secondly you have short headlap. If you have a problem , Redland won't pick up the bill

Because it's not .it has been made to fit

Counter batten where ever there's a rafter underneath

Cut a template

I don't think it's the correct vent anyway

Just put and extra batten in-between if you can't be bothered to alter

No idea here .. tell him to weep then shut up and put counter battens on

You don't have to counter batten .unless it's a boarded roof . The underlay should be draped not pulled taught . If you can not drape it then you need counter battens . As he knew it was boarded then hard luck on him . To be honest a few counter battens don't cost much and there's a time saving...

100 mm insulated panels are not bad at all. Long ago we were involved in tricky detailing at Heathrow airport.. It was 100mm metal panels It did rain while we were there and I would not say it was noisy. . Un insulated then it will be .

Torch on ?