Recently fitted some eaves trays and new membrane to stop the water that i was getting running down the fascias.
also replaced a short section of fascia that was water damaged/cracked at the top.
in the recent rain i noticed that im still getting the occasional bit of water running down the fascia near the corner join on the right side of the joint. (not a huge amount but enough that would probably cause damage if left long enough)
on inspection there is water somehow getting to the underside of the eaves tray and on top of the fascia on the right side.
I removed a few the eaves tiles near the corner for a better look today and the new underlay is all dry on both sides as is the old felt further up.
but the eaves tray is wet underneath.
when i fitted the underlay/eaves trays i did these as separate pieces each running into the corner making sure i had a good overlap.
Thinking that i may need to fit another single piece of underlay that spans across the valley and laps down to the eaves on both sides.
any other suggestions
also replaced a short section of fascia that was water damaged/cracked at the top.
in the recent rain i noticed that im still getting the occasional bit of water running down the fascia near the corner join on the right side of the joint. (not a huge amount but enough that would probably cause damage if left long enough)
on inspection there is water somehow getting to the underside of the eaves tray and on top of the fascia on the right side.
I removed a few the eaves tiles near the corner for a better look today and the new underlay is all dry on both sides as is the old felt further up.
but the eaves tray is wet underneath.
when i fitted the underlay/eaves trays i did these as separate pieces each running into the corner making sure i had a good overlap.
Thinking that i may need to fit another single piece of underlay that spans across the valley and laps down to the eaves on both sides.
any other suggestions