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Look forward to reading your posts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkZdTHmX0TQ

Yes felt the step,its only a small upstand 10 cm,onto the next door felt,up the isulation and onto the new felt,seperate flashings,starting and the low pint of the roof and working up..As long as the existing felt on next doors is cleaned,dryied and primed then getting a good bond wont be a...

The step would be slight and hardly noticable let alone unsightly.The detail in question would not be a problem to cover.I have done this many times particulary on shared dormas.:wink:

A picture would be helpful if possible. :wink:

Re roof it.

Lol gona have to copy that meter alister. :wink:

We give people bad advice so their roofs leak even more and ensure there is steady stream of work coming to us from our bad advice :twisted: ps,your a joke woops sorry i mis typed i was supposed to say my response to your thread was a joke lol.

Just cut an hole through fibreglass and boards,fit pipe flashing,secure edges with clout nails,Then seal(ensure clean/dry) with either t/o felt(prime first) or more suitable for yourself acrypol,no primer required(DONT USE "CHEAP" PAINT ON COMPOUNDS,THEY DONT LAST).Either way will last many many...

If you dont get it seen to by a professional you could end up looking at re-roofing,i would not be at all surprised if thats whats needed now tbh.Sadly it sounds like you have had the cowboys in :cry: Good luck with the repair anyway :wink: .

Thanks for the vid prod,I must admit ive never used to hooks in the vid.More often than not i use a bit of silicone and a lead tinkle,the silicone prevents rattling but as you say each to their own.It matters not which method one uses,as long as its effective then the jobs a good un :wink: .

Its not asbestos,no need to worry :wink: .

You could always blast it with hot air gun,i use blow torch to dry when not practical to wait, failing that do on dry day and wait as long as poss or until dry. If hot day be dry in no time,alot depends on the weather.

I buy 25 litre tins but i do know builders merchants sell 1 litre tins and they are under a tenner. Wickses and wilkisons stores both sell also in small tins .Allow primer to dry before applying whatever to it.(leave until next day) :wink: .

Without primer it will not stick properly.

As already posted best way is to get rid.

It does not cause a problem but op said its tile now anyway,a bit more work than tiles but no problem.Just remove the second or third course and then the bottom and eaves,repair felt,refix eaves/bottom course then tinkle 2nd or 3rd row in with either straps or lead tinkles(if tinkles put a bit...

We aim to please :wink:

Having not used it in the wet ill have to take e word for it :wink: .Anytime i use it i dry with towel and torch and its one of the very few repair compunds that actually works.Im just saying what it says on the tin.

Acrpol does stick in wet conditions,this is one of the reasons its so expensive as it sticks to anything and lasts(google it,check it out),Acrypol or remove imo,if you got the cash remove if not then acrypol it.Fibre glass is not good on concrete.