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Thanks. Very helpful and sounds like that's what the £350 guy would be doing, i.e. just hiding the issue with the caps. Do you think sticking with the traditional wet mortar verge would be a better option? Would be more aesthetically pleasing and presumably a much easier (and cheaper) job...

Apologies. Thought you meant square to existing wall. The extension isn't square. it is slightly wider at the rear compared to the front - guessing it was done this way to follow the property boundary line and maximise space.

No, it is square - upper floor extension with carport.

Hi, Looking for a bit of advice on getting my roof repaired. 1950s extended semi. Excuse any incorrectly terminology but as you can see from the photos, mortar is cracked/missing in places on my verges and mortar is cracked/missing in places on the tile undercloak. I'm not sure why there is...

Thanks for this. So are you saying buy a 90 degree duct and not use the supplied steel chimney at all? Thanks

Hi. In the process of doing my kitchen and was planning on moving the hob to the left of the window and installing an extractor fan directly above as just 'opening the window' isn't always ideal! It seems to me that the water pipes running horizontally would be in the way of any extractor fan...

Hello. We have a concrete garage which is about 20ft x 10ft. It has a flat single sheet corrugated metal roof. We've had the house about 5 years and whenever temperatures drop and we start getting a frost, the underside of the garage roof collects a load of water and drips onto the entire...

apologies, it's the bit towards the top of the roof. is it called a cement verge? thanks

hi my neighbour (not adjoined) has had a whole new roof and the guy doing it had a look at mine and said I'd need work doing too. now at the time I thought he was just looking to make a quick buck but having a look, it does not seem quite right. On the pic you can see the grey bit has broken...

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