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I live in a terraced house 2nd house End house neighbour has just had a new roof with 25mm batons mine are 19 mm. The bonding tray in between sits on his batons therefore I have a drop, my tiles are now all risen up to sit on tray creating a v in 2nd row of tiles. He’s now plugged each gap in my tiles with mortar as refusing to correct problem. I didn’t agree to any changes to my roof during next doors new roofing process. Where do I stand as both being unreasonable.
What price should I expect? Does anyone I hire need to have some sort of certificate?
A roofer has told me my roof has nail sickness and will need replacing. Is he having me on?
We've removed moss from our cottage roof but some of the tiles aren't lying flat. They look a bit rustic and I think they're made of clay. Is this normal or do they need replacing?
Ours is freezing in winter and boiling in summer. What are the best options we have if we go ahead with replacing it with something new?
Is there something more modern that roofers are using when fixing ridge tiles?
On average, how long are newly installed modern roofs expected to last? Does it depend much on the quality/type or is the life expectancy fairly similar across the board?
Is concrete or clay more durable for a roof tile?
I'd rather not start the year off by falling through a roof, so Is it safe to walk on a garage roof without damaging it? It is a flat felt roof and I need to get up there for a quick job, but I’m worried about it sagging or giving way under my weight.
Hi, buying a 1970s house and survey reports: "End restraint is inadequate to the roof structure and gable wall straps should now be fitted, to connect the roof structure to the end walls. These are galvanised steel connectors which should be spaced along the roof and ceiling timbers at maximum of 2-metre intervals. They should be sufficiently long to be fixed to three of the roof timbers and have suitable noggins between the roof timbers." How much would this work cost approximately? Can the straps be attached to the brick, rather than making a hole to get strap through?
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