Hi.
Hope someone can shed some light on this.
A couple of weeks ago, my next door neighbour (we're a terraced street) had some work done on their roof. We've had no problems with ours ever.
After the rain last night/this morning, water was leaking into my daughter's bedroom. I've just had a look up in the loft and it looks like the waterproof membrane has collapsed down in an area above the leak (I presume where two separate pieces of membrance join), exposing the underside of the roof tiles.
Two questions really. Would it be ok to tack this back up again (and if so, what should I use to do this?)?
And, could this be something that the building work has caused? Does the membrane continue to the other house and could the builders have done something next door to cause it to fall down?
Many thanks
Hope someone can shed some light on this.
A couple of weeks ago, my next door neighbour (we're a terraced street) had some work done on their roof. We've had no problems with ours ever.
After the rain last night/this morning, water was leaking into my daughter's bedroom. I've just had a look up in the loft and it looks like the waterproof membrane has collapsed down in an area above the leak (I presume where two separate pieces of membrance join), exposing the underside of the roof tiles.
Two questions really. Would it be ok to tack this back up again (and if so, what should I use to do this?)?
And, could this be something that the building work has caused? Does the membrane continue to the other house and could the builders have done something next door to cause it to fall down?
Many thanks