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Before pic Houseoldroof by webdug posted 4 Mar 2021 at 3:12 PM After pics (the light in this first one was at sunset and makes it look better than it really does) Houseside1 by webdug posted 4 Mar 2021 at 3:12 PM Close up from top window Houseroof1 by webdug posted 4 Mar 2021 at 3:12 PM

Attaching some images to show before and after damage.

Roof before power wash

Tiles close up

Roof after power wash

Roughly how much would replacing all the tiles on a roof about 11m x 5m cost? South East.

We have small tiles already (possibly 267 x 165mm (10.5" x 6.5")). They probably looked like these ones when new as we have some that still look like this: Now they look grey, and I mean dull, washed out concrete grey, completely noticeable compared to all the surrounding houses. My wife is...

Sounds quite dire really. So painting is completely out, there is no suitable product that would last solidly for 3-4 years? We plan to lift the roof in the future when we can afford to do so and could replace the tiles at that point but that is, as I say, about 3-4 years off.

We don't have a loft, this is a bungalow with eaves rooms in the second floor. No visible water damage in the upstairs rooms but there would presumably be a sheet and insulation between us and the tiles so may take a while to show :( Will the tiles will eventually return to a darker look or is...

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I fell for a roof cleaning scam where the cleaners used pressure washers on our concrete roof tiles. They left a fair amount of damage removing the moss but they have also stripped the tiles of any colour. We've had the damage repaired but the other major problem is that our house looked quite...

Hmm, I had a look and not sure I like the style. It does let in a lot of light but you lose the high internal ceilings. Also, it looks pricey.

Thank you. Are the lower pitch tiles pricier?

Hi, We're trying to do the planning application for a rear extension ourselves, to save a little on costs. Our house width is ~5m. We are an end of terrace. I'd like some advice on what is possible. What we'd like is a gable style pitched roof (I don't know the real technical term for it)...