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Here'e the pictures should I ask him to turn up the edges or will it be ok.

Yes all materials included in estimate, anyway he's taken them back but dont know how much he got yet. I think he should refund me the price he quoted on his estimate because that is what he charged me, its not my fault he over estimated by so much.

Will post pic tommorrow when I get home from work.

I did he made out he had misplaced it, this was after I had seen him looking at it for the phone number about 1 hour earlier. I just wanted to know the rough going rate for the tiles not an exact price.

New roof nearing completion on my third bedroom extension and the builder has over ordered the tiles, there are 650 plain reclaimed rosemarys and 17reclaimed rosemary hip bonnets left over. He said he would return the tiles and knock the money off the final bill, problem is he said the tiles...

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Asked builder and he said there isn't enough gap when you use rosemarys and if you did put in an upstand it would make the tiles kick up. I must admit the gap didn't look big enough but should he have done something to create a gap that would allow an upstand and the tiles to lay flat.

No upstands, asked builder and he said there isn't enough gap when you use rosemarys and if you did put in an upstand it would make the tiles kick up. I must admit the gap didn't look big enough but should he have done something to create a gap that would allow an upstand and the tiles to lay flat.

I'm sure there is no upstand I think it's layed flat on the boards, plus I noticed a couple of nails through the lead. Will have a look tommorrow and if it's wrong will ask him to put it right. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for reply what do you mean by upstand, please explain.

Currently having a flat roof to pitch converson done on the third bedroom extension on my 1930's semi. Where the new hipped roof meets the old the builder has made 2 lead valleys. where the cut rosemary tiles sit above the lead there is quite a large gap, should this gap be filled with mortar. I...

Currently having a flat roof to pitch converson done on the third bedroom extension on my 1930's semi. Where the new hipped roof meets the old the builder has made 2 lead valleys. where the cut rosemary tiles sit above the lead there is quite a large gap, should this gap be filled with mortar...

Thanks for the info, will give them a call.

I did think of that but thought there would be too much waste, another way I thought of doing it was to have the 150mm sat on some supports in between the joists so it protrudes 50mm above joist, then cut strips of 50mm thick kingspan to fill in the gaps above the joists.

Just had a flat roof converted to a pitched tiled roof and planned to insulate with kingspan. I was going to fill the joists with 150mm as they are over 150mm deep but builder recommended 100mm between ceiling joists and 50mm on top of that. The reason for this he said is the wooden joists act...

Why would it make a difference how good the insulation is elsewhere in the property, please explain. He said he'd worked it out and it's better to over insulate than under but @£49 a sheet it's expensive. Anyone know where it can be bought cheaper BTW the insulation is not up to spec...

Work is starting on my flat to pitched roof conversion on a semi third bedroom extension next week, the builder has recommended 150mm thick kingspan to fit in between the existing flat roof rafters which are 150mm deep, seems a bit OTT to me as I have read kingspan is at least twice as efficient...

I've been getting in quotes for a flat to pitched roof conversion on a third bedroom extension, the quotes range from £3000 to £5500 so quite a difference in price. The cheapest quote came from weathershield roofing contractors ltd based in Leeds and the guy seemed to know what he was on about...

I'm shortly having the roof on my third bedroom converted from flat to pitched and as part of the job new fascias,soffits and gutters are being fitted. I have asked the roofer for black instead of the more common white but he said the cost of black is 3 to 4 times more. I've looked though the...