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Hi all,
Just about to get the house re-roofed and have noticed that at the extremities there are a handful of rafters which have developed some form of rot due to the incursion of rainwater. No evidence of woodworm AFAICT. So the lowest 10-14" of the affected rafters really need attention before the new roof goes on. Is there some way of replacing *just* the rotten bits? We're only talking of the most outside rafters closest to the exterior walls at the point where they meet the guttering line. How to proceed, please.....? |
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