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Google it,,,

Clips on the lowest course.

Or has the bottle froze?

If adjacent properties gutters are leaking, it will just run under your repair.

I'd be looking under the tiles...

When the flat roof was done, they removed a course of slate to flash up the layboard. Betting is the felt is barely under the slate, and the missing soaker course is not there. The underslating has developed a split and water is finding its way in.

3k excluding access.

Thats an Asphalt roof and the crazing is perfectly normal. However, the joints in the copings need addressing, and the soil pipe needs some sealant around the top of it. The leak will not be directly above the light, it will be hitting the plasterboard and running to it, Make sure the outlet is...

Very diplomatic. I'd be a bit more vocal :evil: Sounds like a grands worth of parapet repair to me.

GRP edge trim and felt them in.

£157 M2? :lol: If the existing deck and felt are sound, it can be overlaid. Decent felt and fascia, circa £1400 excluding access.

20 m2 of roof with promenade tiles will be £3850. As Catlad' without knowing the spec of the balustrade' that's not included. Roof frame will need beefing up, but not a major problem. Price is from deck upwards including insulation.

It will be, but 1f drops its sand because it has a rough weave surface. Normal underlay will bond a lot better.

Trocal is a single ply membrane same as Sarna. Ripped a few up, not seen one last 30 years yet, but if it has an insurance backed g/tee.... Needs to have been fitted by approved installer. Fall should be 1/60 minimum.

1f is underslating, not underlay. It won't glue well due to sand content.

Same, insulated, not inc access.

A leak ?

There's only one flat roof guarantee on paper at the moment, and thats from a company called Pluvitec, and the gaurantee is not worth the paper its written on. The absolute rolls royce of flat roof materials is Bauder, i fitted my first one near 30 years ago, and its still going strong. If...

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