Opinions please.

[Makie]

So much exposed felt man

 

[datarebal]

Out of his depth. Get another local to take a look .
If you have a local roofing merchant, ask if they have a key account holder they can recommend..

 

[W7r]

Can you take more pics of the rest of the job in general?

[Edit]. Ooh, my 3000th post. Do I get a beer?

Mw Roofline. I've now posted a bunch more of the job in general.

cheers

 

[Mottie]

Well, I know nothing about roofs but if that was mine, I'd have called a halt on it long ago. Looks like it needs taking off and doing again. I hope I'm wrong.

 

[bobasd]

where are the photos?

 

[bobasd]

datarebel,
you wouldnt need to strip four course of plain tile - lifting the eaves tile batten might be enough or the eaves batten and the next one up would allow the eaves protector to be slipped up.
the eaves protectors are on average 175mm up the roof an even then 25mm to 50mm can be ripped to give a shorter length up the roof.

 

[datarebal]

The underlay support tray will foul on battens. If fitted correctly.
175 mm or not , there is something you have not taken into consideration.
I have not made this up. It's some thing I know.
Anyway it's not a good solution

 

[bobasd]

they wont foul on battens if, like i said above, you lift the batten or battens.
im not suggestin you made it up.
im not offerin it as a solution but simply as an option for the OP

 

[datarebal]

So how would you lift battens , remove batten nails without removing tiles?
To access the eave tile batten you need to remove how many tiles ?

 

[W7r]

where are the photos?

At top of the thread, but here you go....

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jgmfrvve1j61dnj/AAAvCgKHX860z83eTHllde2_a?dl=0

 

[bobasd]

datarebel, dont tell me i've not taken stuff into consideration - i explained plainly what could be done esp usin a ripped eaves protector.
you just cant seem to visulise it so you just dont seem to understand. so i'll leave it ther.