OliH

All the concrete was condemned and not mortgageable round here. In the 80’s the council replaced it all with brick cavity walls. Problem is there are no gutters on the upper part of the roof to hide the membrane? So how should it be done neatly?

Thanks for this. The lead work was mainly original, a small section was replaced. The main roof just overhangs this slightly. How should the membrane be hidden? There are other houses with new roofs on my road and the membrane is not visible at all?

That’s what I hope. I’m going to get up there and cut it back a bit.

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I honestly think the roof is sound. I’ve now got them to cut the membrane back a bit and it is better. As long as it’s just the aesthetic I think I can live with it. My real concern was how the roof interfaces with the sides? And if they had missed something with that?

Here are some Photos. You need to zoom in!

Hi All, I hope you can help. I live in a Cornish unit style house and I have had a new roof fitted. I believe the actual roof is fine but I'm disappointed with how the edges are finished. The roofer has used Red membrane and you can see it sticking out from under the tiles. Several people have had their roofs done near me and you can't see the membrane. Have I been done? Is it OK? How should it be finished? Many thanks for any information. It has been an incredibly stressful week! Cheers Oli