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Im surprised theres so many for's for grp on this post. We do alot of premier inns and other hotels where grp is specified which is acceptable due to the roof coverings will probably only have the same innings. Leads far superior! And for paddy or mick to see a payday in a valley they must be...

One thats long enough for your roof. Size really does matter.

I stand corrected. I thought when I done a stint for dyno rod it was acceptable as glasgows full of combined systems. Live and learn.

Rain water isnt a problem.

Its more than likely your side flashing. Looks in a bad way.

The roofers probably puzzled down to the fact a 4 hipper with no details doesnt leak! If the gauges aint stretched maybe the top battens too low with insufficient ridge cover.

3 tiles down generally wont disturb the ridge due to the gauges unless the roofer decided to put a nail in every time he seen a plane (random nailing). If you go 2 down the ridge will no doubt be disturbed. Which will mean prob re bedding 8 ridge due to disturbance.

Installing them 2 tiles down means disrupting the ridge. The ventilation on the velux's at the front will 10x a vent. Are vents really needed?

The tiles do look overstretched against the ridge. For water to be coming in through the nails must be leaking like a sieve.

Use overclad then no need to disturb the azzy.

Looks like a winchester cut. Nibs been knocked off due to the angle.

Looks like a winchester cut. Nibs been knocked off due to the angle.

Peg tiles more than likely.

The only way to do it without using gripbond or silicone is get a thin sturdy bar ie a hip iron put that over the nail and hit where accessible with a hammer.

Theres nothing wrong with either pic. The valleys a standard 4 1/2 inch / 5 inch valley. And pic 2 still has to have hips applied. The straightness isnt an issue as due to the cuts being hidden. Looks a decent enough job.

Sharp sands more structural and crack resistant. Soft sand with a 3-1 mix is more than suffice for a verge aslong as bedded well. As for your verge clips, their usually specified by an by regs due to wind sog. So if your in a windy area use them. Be prepared to curse and swear though :p.

Id steer clear of flexipoint ! Its not even cost effective! The amount of dry verge systems weve replaced over the years is ridiculous, For a product they call maintenace free! If you strip your verge off and re- bed in a decent 3-1 mix it ll see you out more than likely. If thats the road you...

Get a method statement drawn up to hold them accountable. Soon hse will insist on window cleaners using a scaff! Site works not worth the aggro nowadays due to health and safety.

They look a bit like a koramic tile. If not a perfect match they ll have something similar. You ll need a translator for that website though.

get longer sheets if possible . Rigid ones.