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Thanks for your reply @Redbeard Yes sorry, I wasn't aware all the pictures were going to be posted hence the lack of explanation. I have spoken to the cladding team today who said a bespoke gutter could not be fitted where the red line is due to it being a flat surface so the water may sit and cause more issues. My neighbour does not want normal guttering to over hang into his airspace as he is selling his property and doesn't want to complicate things! The garage doesn't share the same wall but is built very close to my property many years ago - I assume this would not be allowed now!? I am hoping there may still be a bespoke solution that could sit on top of the ledge and not interfere with his airspace. Thanks

Hi I have recently had a loft extension built with cladding but no guttering added underneath where the cladding meets the brickwork. There is in built gutter on top the roof of the building which drains away to the right - but nothing on the party wall side pictured below. The builders are returning to attach a bespoke gutter to the party wall to prevent the water running down the brickwork so hoping that will help. They also plan to add a trim on the back on the house however, I am not convinced this will solve the damp issue I have in my bathroom - and feel like some form of guttering / hopper needs to be added to prevent the damp issues in my bathroom continuing. Problem 1: Since the cladding has been installed my neighbour has complained of water cascades down his side see pic 1 which is also causing damage to my brickwork. A bespoke gutter is going to be created that doesn't overhang into my neighbours side. Problem 2: Water is soaking through the brickwork on the back of the house as coming through into the bathroom. See Pic 2... The builders have said they can't add a gutter to the back of the house due to the angle - saying water would hit a hopper and fly into next door. Is there another solution? I am not confident that a trim will take away enough of the water to resolve my bathroom issues - pictured below! Original house: No water issues in bathroom as we had a gutter on that corner to drain the water away.