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Actually I think not . At very least id expect a close slate match . Slates poorly fitted around the over flow and a couple of other bits that look naf

As I said , it's a weep hole for the lead tray . What appears to be the front apron flashing could also be the second tray which is standard good practice now . With out close inspection one can't tell if it is or isn't. I've a feeling the chimney has been rebuilt some time in the past . Hence...

It's a weep hole , chimneys do have trays (these days actually usual two. Not actually cavity trays . But definitely trays as in this case

Have you tried Marley Mendip cloak verge tile?

No it's not acceptable . All vertical tiles should be mechanically fixed. In this case the battening has not been set out correctly .

The moss will be back

Provided there are sockers at the side of the chimney the step flashing will be ok . I would look to plugging it properly , maybe get some hall clips the lead mate , it's not very though as it is . The tray will be the issue . , if it's not turned up on the inner sides and back you could get...

Strictly speaking the trays are to high . Top one by one course lower one by two courses . Can only assume the lower one is turned up inside the loft area ? You could increase the size of the front and rear flashings so they cover the exposed bricks . Check inside they are turned up .

Maybe they used this

Expensive mistake ..

they should have used more than one pallet at a time.. it says that on the paperwork.

Looks like tlx gold fitted incorrectly. You should not see the black lap . It has a top and bottom , so it's wrong . Send an image to tlx support and ask if it's correct ... It's not. Dry valley , not for me anyway .

Yes fat fingers

Shouldn't need a cavity tray and it'll make no difference It looks like it's showing more on the inner skin. Battens wet ...difficult to see exactly headlaps look skimpy . Id revisit the roof . Check gauges on each course check the underlay is correctly fitted,

The headlap on clay double Romans is set in stone. It's not adjustable

Rectangular extractor duct. I've even seen them on amaz

It's an aged stress fracture cause by incorrect fitting . It's not an over bossed split

Roof pitch and tile gauge look iffy

You can get rectangular adapters .for tight spaces

Concrete panels prefab