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Another unhelpful reply. Instead of being smug, why not just actually help?! Edit: posted same pics in other forums and unanimous consensus is that the flashing etc looks installed correctly - if there is a problem it must be under the velux (or just condensation as originally suspected - which...

Hello again, Here’s the best I can do without a ladder, sorry. Shows the bottom and top corner on that side of the velux, plus the position and up inside the tile with the missing channel. As far as I can tell it’s only missing a small portion and only a very small gap in the very upper left...

Ok, I will try and do that tomorrow. Thanks.

So, I do know how flashings work and are fitted, and it looks all good. Plus it’s identical to the 3 other velux fitted at the same time - which don’t leak. I’m reasonably confident that the flashing is all ok - or at least any issue would require removing to check, and I definitely am not...

I looked, honestly I’m no expert but I do know enough to know the flashing outside etc is fine at least from a superficial look no possibility for any ingress through the flashing - it would need a roofer to remove flashing to see if it’s all ok underneath. From the outside it’s pretty good...

Sounds like I know what I know and what I don’t know and am prepared to admit the two. Can you say the same? Seems there are people on here who don’t want to admit what they can’t tell / don’t know and, instead, just ask pointless questions that have already been answered. It’s really a waste of...

As I said, pictures of perfectly fine flashing do not provide any additional information. How difficult would it be to just say “you know what, that’s a tricky one we can’t diagnose remotely if you’re sure the flashing looks fine from the outside, you’ll have to get a roofer in I’m afraid”...

Then I’ll need a roofer in as they’re the only pics that are likely to provide any relevant information. The “twaddle” is as much potential relevant information as I could think of, but thanks for dismissing it so arrogantly. In fact, thanks for nothing.

that doesn’t mean they’re currently commenting in a remotely helpful fashion. As I said, FLASHING IS FINE. If there was something that could be diagnosed from a pic of a flashing I would have posted it already. If it is a flashing issue it’s something a roofer would have to see by removing the...

Wow, that’s pretty unhelpful. I’ve already said there’s no obvious issue with any other tile or flashing so pictures of perfectly fine flashing are unlikely to add to the information. The pictures I’ve already provided are the only ones likely to be helpful, or I would have provided more...

No extractor. I mentioned above, shower is never used so apart from occasional tap usage (always cold) and a toilet whose lid is always closed and rarely used it doesn’t seem necessary. But the point is, hopefully for someone who might be a bit of a velux expert, does the damp patch seem...

Hello, A few days ago I noticed what appears to be a leak in the bottom left of my velux window - see pic. It appears to be a damp patch, it’s slightly noticeable that it’s damp to the touch but it’s not wet wet. It seems to be mainly surface as it dried very quickly. We did have a lot of rain...