Hi There,
We're currently prepping our house for sale. We had a roof inspection and were told that the following work was required (listing the most relevant to the image i attach)
https://imgur.com/a/Pa3LnXI
I may be being naive, but i wasn't expecting this level of cosmetic impact at the front of the property. My concern is more with the amount of, and contrasting colour of the mortar, rather than it not being continuous along the length of the ridge.
Based on the work listed above, would you expect it to look like this given the type of house and construction of the roof. Is there anything that can be done subsequently to lessen the impact, or is this an unavoidable situation? Is it reasonable to have expected a darker/dyed mortar to have been used (even if not specified, or spoken about when quoting?)
I ask for advice as both my wife and I are not the most practical or clued up when it comes to home improvements and i don't want to start causing issues with the roofer if it transpires this finish is unavoidable, given the works done.
Any opinions and or suggestions would be most welcome! Thanks
We're currently prepping our house for sale. We had a roof inspection and were told that the following work was required (listing the most relevant to the image i attach)
- Remove then Re bed all loose ridge tiles on main roof where needed using a waterproof mix.
- Dig out and re point ridge tiles where needed on main roof
- Fill in and point defective verge as needed in a waterproof mix.
https://imgur.com/a/Pa3LnXI
I may be being naive, but i wasn't expecting this level of cosmetic impact at the front of the property. My concern is more with the amount of, and contrasting colour of the mortar, rather than it not being continuous along the length of the ridge.
Based on the work listed above, would you expect it to look like this given the type of house and construction of the roof. Is there anything that can be done subsequently to lessen the impact, or is this an unavoidable situation? Is it reasonable to have expected a darker/dyed mortar to have been used (even if not specified, or spoken about when quoting?)
I ask for advice as both my wife and I are not the most practical or clued up when it comes to home improvements and i don't want to start causing issues with the roofer if it transpires this finish is unavoidable, given the works done.
Any opinions and or suggestions would be most welcome! Thanks