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It has a film on it that burns off when torching. Won't grab too well with cold adhesive. Just used sand faced, cheaper too !

If it's a blister, it's air. If it can keep in air, it can hold out water. He's a diy'er who wants a simple fix, for a roof that is, in the main, fine. Over egging the pudding doesn't help. Does it?

If you are keeping loft area, you can insulate across the rafters as usual. 220mm of rockwall last time i looked. 3x2 won't take a concrete tile if 2ft spacing. You'll need to go back with slate or eternit type tiles. Party wall not required.

It's easily repairable. The cracking is on the exposed bitumen where they have mopped the drips up. Get a tin of Acropol and follow instructions.

Bonnets and Valley won't line up. I'd want them off and done again.

They look odd to the professional eye.

It's basically a mini bonding gutter for each slate. Ok solution for low pitch.

It needs a gasket on the inspection plate, 5 minutes work. Make sure upstairs is not having a dump when its fixed. Could also be a combination stack taking rainwater also.

Looks like they have used the wrong flashing kit. Also look like tile n halves which would make it look worse.

I bet you hook a lot of ducks at the fairground :D

Have you spoken to the site manager ? What borough ?

Britmet or Metrotile go down to 5 degrees. http://www.britmet.co.uk/lightweight-tile-effect-sheets.asp Felt under with counter batten/membrane/slate is acceptable....but I wouldn't do it on my house.

Surveyor is correct, especially if you have condensation in loft.

Fify :D

So you still have a check then ?:D

If the water is getting sent to one end into gutter, a check kerb is correct. Alternative being gutter front and side .

Would of expected it left level with check kerb .

Pure laziness. And how experienced does a company need to be to install rubber coating ? Not very.