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Leak into roof of attached garage
The house is a detached bungalow, late 1960s build, with the length of
the roof running from front to back so that the gutters run also front to back. Similar to https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/eca2b33a0...27-b0-p0--.jpg when looking from the front. A brick garage is on the left hand side and extends a few feet (enough for a side door plus a bit). The roof is felted - see other post re moss problems. Water is getting in at the end of the bungalow and around the side door. I'm not fully up with the bulding terms but the verge under the last two edge tiles are cracked, and the area underneath and therefore to around the top of the garage is coming away. It's a sort of render. The best I can do to explain it is that it is similar to the unlabelled black area under the verge at https://www.nationalplastics.co.uk/b...nedbullets.jpg Tips, clues how to diagnose and how to repair needed. -- AnthonyL Why ever wait to finish a job before starting the next? |
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