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Thanks. I feel a bit more confident going back to the first roofer now. I've already written off the first amount so anything will be a bonus. I've always got the second roofer who I trust a lot more to fall back on (unfortunately he was away on business when the leak occurred over Xmas).

I'm not sure I've got much to measure the pitch. Maybe I can measure the length of the floor and then the roof elevation. I assume if any sort of dividing barrier is introduced it would need to start at the point the two slopes connect, halfway down the entire slope. I'm not sure how that...

Here's a picture of he roof. You can see the join with the neighbour and the ridge that messes up the tiles. One roofer has suggested I remove all the tiles from the lower section (where the gradient decreases) and replace with a flat roof. I'm not sure how he would cut the joining tiles for...

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Yes, a photo probably would have been sensible. If it's dry enough in the morning to get out on the second extension I'll get something. You can't see anything from the ground as the shallow slope hides everything. Be ready for an ugly roof!

I have an original rear 2nd floor extension with a pitched roof which joins the main roof. The pitch of each roof is different, with the extension roof at a much shallower angle. All my neighbours have a similar construction. Additionally, the way the roof joins the neighbour creates a slight...