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If it’s 20 years old will it have a dry verge? No weight.

There will be a bend or junction under all that from the bog going into the side of the pipe.

Back in my fitting days I managed to lug an 8m by 6m up one storey and my piles have never been the same since.

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Need some expert advice. 086C032C-469C-4B45-B60E-8BD37CE7DEC3 by Mw Roofline posted 19 Jul 2019 at 9:00 PM

A little pooling is acceptable on a grp roof but they need to come back and finish the job around the skylight.

The pot is there to take the rainwater from the pipe above and not to collect water from the drive so just extend the grid higher with a bottle gulley riser and extend it higher than the gravel so nothing can block the grid. Your main issue is the render on the house is in the way of extending it.

Can’t you set out a new soffit level coming off the brick face and then work your fascia off that and hide the difference by cutting the top of the fascia

One eyed Asif from Birmingham does it for 170 cash but he takes out surrounding trees and half the ground. Great chap.

LOOOL

The building trade is massive at the moment, I’d drive around a few building sites speak to the foreman and introduce yourself. Leave him your card. Some would be crying out for plasterers. Good luck.

Character!

The entrance surround and vertical corners are timber. The rest is polyurethane mock Tudor boards from https://tudorboard.com/

Sounds ok, we’d be more. If it’s all being stripped off and off a scaffold then fine. Ogee guttering is for conservatories. White square guttering is for council houses. You’ll need deepflow gutter (deep round) and round traditional downpipes.

If he got a slight whiff of you being a pain in the arse the price goes up.

One we did last week, rendered first, bang the Tudor’s on top.

Post a pic on here when it’s all done. Try and render first and plant the boards on top it will show the true thickness of the boards.

No, not 1988 new builds.

We re rendered an old 1950’s house before putting new Tudor boards on and we thought the panelling was wood. It ended up being sheets of asbestos, must have been like 2 ft by 8ft sheets painted white. Never seen them before. Never seen since.