Somebody gets on the roof, photographs what is actually wrong and writes down what it needs.
Straight answers to the questions that usually come before a roof survey & report job.
Most leaks with no visible damage come from a junction, not the tiles: a lead flashing that has lifted, a cracked chimney flaunching, a blocked valley or a ridge that has lost its mortar. Water then tracks along the felt or a rafter and shows up on the ceiling well away from the hole. Finding it means somebody going up and looking, not guessing from the ground.
Read the full answer →Loft condensation happens when warm, moist air from the house gets into a cold roof space and cannot get out again. It condenses on the underside of the underlay and drips onto the insulation, so it looks like a leak but appears in dry, cold weather. The fix is to stop the air getting up there and give the roof space a clear route to ventilate at the eaves and ridge.
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