Is the roof damaged?
If not leave it alone, it will only cause an issue if the fibres are released when the sheets are broken up.
If it is only cracked it can coated with liquid systems or even overlaid with Onduline Bitumen roof sheets.
Some councils will indeed remove them from...
Simplest and best way around this is to create a small inverted flat roof in front of the window covered in lead that way the pitch can be easily raised without obstructing the window
That looks bloody awful!
The other option is third round hip bond, making sure that there are soakers on the plain tile side.
what tile is on your neighbours roof?
There does seem some confusion on this point, agreed it was always the case that insulation above the rafter denoted as a warm roof but seems to have widened so that it is also a warm roof where the insulation follows the complete line of the rafter and the vapour control layer is below the...
True Xenon, we'd charge the same as you but on a small job like that we still have to make a certain amount per day to cover overheads so £150 labour for one man for a day, we have to order EPDM as we require it so on top of material cost there is carriage so we're nearing £300 already and then...
Most definitely put a VCL between the plasterboard and the internal insulation.
It is a warm roof but is classed as a hybrid as the insulation is not over the rafter
Where damp is showing, tape some aluminium foil to the wall, if moisture appears on the foil after a while then it is condensation.
The fact that it is in the corners of the room does point to condensation as that is where there is least air movement
If you've had multiple quotes that are around the same figure then that is the correct price.
Sounds about the figure that we would quote as a contractor
Woody is correct that the works are notifiable and the local BC will advise of any upgrade of insulation required.
We've had similar issues with vaulted ceilings and have been advised to use a product called TLX-Gold which is an insulated breather underlay plus rigid insulation between the...
Maybe slightly high considering he's not re-decking but there could be other factors to take into consideration such as waste disposal, prob £80 worth of skip there. Like ourselves the builder may need to make a certain amount of profit per day to cover overheads especially if he's not a guy...
If you have an existing clay roof then 20/20s would be a good option, am assuming you mean clay plain tiles existing rather than profiled.
Mini Stonewold tiles are only recommended down to 17.5 degree pitch
We use Nicholson Masterform which is very easy to work with, much more so than Ubiflex, it isn't the cheapest but does the job very well, it can also be `formed' as it has good elastic properties
http://www.nicholsonsts.com/products/masterform.html
Walk on the headlap of the tiles, that way you are supported by the batten below the tiles and will break fewer tiles if any.
Whilst up there, if moss is a regular problem it would be worth thinking about putting a copper strip at the high point of the roof to minimise future moss growth
Actually there are quite a few roofers who are trained in installation of solar panels, the only hurdle is that a certified electrician must connect to the grid.
If you go to the NFRC website www.nfrc.co.uk they list members who carry out solar installation as well as tiling / slating. In any...