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ive seen it fitted on many roofs (including my folks) after theyve been cleaned and the moss is back. i was told to think of the copper in the way of diluting orange juice. the more water u get the weaker the orange juice!!!! i could show you plenty of roofs like this.

this will not stop moss growing if thats what your thinking. its a complete waste of time and money,that i will gaurantee.

chimney stack has new lead flashings, new roughcasting, chimney cans and caps, which fixed original ingress problem. no obvious traces of water or dampness inside attic on any timber or blockwork of stack wher you would expect. plenty of spiders though which is usually a good sign!!! but below...

personally id get your roofer to take the end ridge tile of and remove the big bit cement the ridge tile has been bedded on in valley. check the lead and the roof tile which sits at valley junction. get that ridge tile cut to either follow the line of valley tiles on both sides or cut shorter to...

agree with rest. been from perthshire myself most roofs especially tile get moss and come summer time these so called moss removers appear and have a good selling line where most are conned. from my area i can see 3 houses that have been done and the tiles that have been damaged, and missing...

most stacks had ladders for access for chimney sweep to clean from top. id say your wasting money as work thats getting done should keep you good for years to come. chimney can be roded from bottom if needing cleaned if still in use. any major problems would require scaffold so no need to waste...

can u take pic from outside? looking at pic the wet area on your rafter is at top which would suggest ridging but you say drainage? is ther a dormer in area with a suspect valley?

looking for latest labour costs for slating in scotland with 14x8 welsh slate per metre square,lineal valley, eave, verge etc. thanks