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    Leak in roof at back of property

    The first was £408, while the second was £624.
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    I've now had a better look at the roof, and it seems that there is no roof parapet. What is the purpose of these? I've seen them everywhere, but couldn't work out the purpose of them. I'm planning to get some 6ft scaffold boards for other purposes around the house anyway. I assume these will...
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    Hi ree, thanks for the response. It is much appreciated. I did look at flue vents, but half the chimney pots were missing. Yes, the opening in the kitchen is the part that has been removed. All that remains is the part on the first floor, which is now a bathroom. OK, great. I hadn't...
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    OK, so it's not dry rot? I will look into getting into the loft area.
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    OK, so it seems that the S&C fillet and defective tiles are the likely culprit of the leak, which is good to know. The main chimney stack is definitely staying. I've already had that vented at the top with ridge tiles. They had been left open before and this was causing damp issues...
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    Thanks for the feedback. I'm not sure if the joists in the loft were designed to take the weight of a person. I didn't want to risk it, so I took some photos from the loft hatch. It looks like a mess, but I don't know what it is. Fungal growth of some sort? Here are the photos. Here is the...
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    Leak in roof at back of property

    Hi, I have a leak in my roof at the back of the property. I'm planning to get it sorted by professionals, but I would really appreciate any feedback/thoughts to help me properly diagnose the problem and get the right people in to sort it. When we moved into our property (July of last...
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    Lighting for conservatory

    So I've checked the circuit details. The circuit has got 30mA RCD protection, so I'm good to go ahead and chase the cabling into the wall. I've also checked the details of the light in more detail. It appears that it can also be used as an internal light, so I assume it is safe to go on the...
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    Lighting for conservatory

    So I've decided not to go for the original position, as I don't want to do any possible damage to the window lintel. I'm looking for a reasonably simple solution. I have lots of issues with the house at the moment, and I just want a simple fix to get something that looks okay, and gets rid...
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