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Thanks i'm actually surprised how good it turned out , reading this forum and your advice helped a lot :)

Finally got around to finishing the floor !! Thanks for your help, here are some pics :D this is it sanded And finished :P

Can't say i recognize the tiles , i'm sure on of the other lads more local to you on here will be able to ID them.

I'd recommend soakers of a secret gutter, just dressing the cover flashing is asking for trouble.

you dont put soakers under tiles you dress them over each tile, from what your saying the cover flashing and soakers are one piece? As alastair mentioned a secret gutter would be best , and then renew the cover flashing.

:?: I'm not the best with the written word, but i'm sure i managed to get across that you collect the bleach via the downspout and not let it go down the drain !!

Interesting one , sounds like the flues merge just before(or on) the top floor, so not much you can do apart from remove the cap, or try putting a 'marcone' pot on or even a 'H pot' on your stack. If that doesn't work then getting a new flue liner is the only option i see.

LOL , no mate this is defo a leak !! I'll bet you £5 to hope house charity that it's a leak? Unless you could provide a wind source that could emulate 30+mph hr winds then a hose will be of no use at all.

It 'Looks' like a leak in the roof to me, there's clearly water staining on the woodwork. Next time you get heavy rain and wind go up and have a look for a leak. Looks like someone has been up on the roof bodging by the looks of the last pic too. I'd get a decent roofer in to have a look if i...

I bet you 1x thanks your right !!

Don't recognize the actual tile, as there have been many many makers of plaintiles such as yours, i'm guessing they're clay tiles as they look too square to be concrete.

There's a fair bit of work involved making one of them mate, plus lead isn't exactly cheap, neither is the oxy /acetalyn or the relevant insurances needed.

5 litres of bleach poured down each side, and collected(very important) through the downspout, you could do this a couple of times to be sure, and what you have collected back can be used again . The bleach will kill the moss, you could possibly jett wash the dead stuff off in a couple of...

Not that i know of, damn expensive things. Why not fit a lead slate with a cowl and some insect mesh?

ha ha, Spot on advice there

Do you have an expel air vent there? It's probably all the 'steam' from your bath/shower penetrating.

Pics of the damp and the actual roof and exterior walls and inside the loft would be a great help. I take it you have checked if there are any water pipes near it?

VERY well said :D

I'm not up to scratch on flat roof prices, but at £83 a m2 it seems a bit steep for a half day job.

Going by what you have listed i'd say between £4,800 and £5,200 can't be 100% unless i went to the job . That is treating all the roofs as one job , not having to leave and come back.