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As above do not GRP it. It will be a problem further down the line..

What kind of finish is the roof getting?

Nail the bottom row and then clip the second row. What type of tile is it? Profile wise, can you take a picture?

Nail one and clip the other.

Unfortunately whoever done it is clueless.... The back flashing isn't fitted correctly to the side flashing - https://gyazo.com/39ae6427a45de0ccfb5c06329a0c0365 The tiles under the bottom flashing have also slipped, no doubt they didn't secure them to a new batten... -...

I think he probably sorted this 2 years ago mate......

Clips and glue these days. Sometimes a nail with some wire.

Cement in the valleys. Very rarely will you see it up here.

Not really, it's all area dependent too. It doesn't happen in Scotland anymore yet we still use grp valleys

Mortar isn't really used in valleys in Scotland anymore. Your best bet is removing the tiles and installing comb-fillers - https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/marley-eternit-eaves-comb-filler-62mm-x-1000mm.html - (You can get cheaper ones than this)

Nope and if he does that the original layer will still not be fully adhered to the surface. Tell him you want the layer removed and installed properly

Yeah the whole left the felt on as it needs to breath is just pathetic. Guys are clueless.

It's done terribly and probably by someone that took a 1 hour crash demo on the stuff. https://www.fatra.co.uk/roofing-solutions-products/fatra-single-ply-membrane/fully-adhered/ Don't them or ask for your money back.

You can see they are staggered on the 5th picture?

Jesus christ I had a nightmare trying to read this last night.... haha

A 550mm wide window would give 50mm clearance on a 600mm gap not 5mm

That's not quite the case, it all depends on the code used. This however is probably only code 4/5 based on how it's finished

What is the joint done with? Is it welded or a step?

Tingles, I just like using both rather than the tingle

Don't disagree, it's still the way it's done in Scotland.