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Has my flashing been done OK?`
I've just had the flashing replaced on a chimney and would appreciate views
on the work, as I'm a bit nervous about what I've seen. (I know this is a DIY group, but this was too specialised a job for me.) This photo: http://i409.photobucket.com/albums/p...tile_gap_2.jpg shows a badly replaced and broken tile. There's a large gap where I think rain can blow in under the tile. This photo: http://i409.photobucket.com/albums/p...tile_gap_1.jpg also shows a badly replaced tile. Again, there's a large gap where I think rain can blow in under the tile. In the bottom left of this photo: http://i409.photobucket.com/albums/p...ottom_left.jpg you can see a black opening. Although you can't tell from the photo, water would directly run into the hole. If there's suitable leadwork behind the hole, I'd guess it's OK, but I can't tell. Is this likely to be a problem? Views appreciated. |
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