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Oh I do ! I remember his “receipt “ said “ all work guaranteed “ - what ? To be shit and leak ffs ! I’ve only had 2 ‘professional ‘ trades on this project - both shit ; 😕

My backs telling me to stop 😞

Yep I’m certainly not doing it ! 😊

Architect thinks he knows someone who does rubber . My concern is he might say he wants it stripped right back and ripped out . Then he’s starting afresh and not with a bodge .

Yeah I did think of a dam around each one and soak will keep breaking out

My other thought is the water could be getting under the nearest window and running down to the other !!! So I would need to both to be certain water proof

Can’t see a ‘vote’ option a) attempt patch b) rip up and start again ( at mercy of ‘roofer’ )

I seem to recall the issue was it’s lack of flexibility especially when concrete is poured ontop . Architect ‘s call

Rebar !

I’ll wait for Architect- but I think start from scratch will be his advice .....

Definitely did not heighten this one - can prove it ! Too the left you see my concrete block then the wooden firring - no additional height stuff . The more I dig the more disillusioned I get . Can clearly see this lap is free ffs !

I’m not sure about this ! Dead slow !! Managed on the shallowest part to get down to the rebar layer . Carefully by hand removing cement away from rubber upstand . There’s a completely unsealed bit ! . This window I didn’t add upstand height too - so this was the quality roofers ! The more I dig the more certain I’ll be taking the lot up . From the edge pavers should come up easily for re use .

Ok - you understand my concern ; assume worst - hope for best . Will break out around the worst window . Will post pics

I know I didn’t sleep last night 😭 Architect coming to look at 2pm I’m starting to think I need to rip everything out - literally down to the rubber 😭😭😭😭😭😭😞

Found photo of the low up stands before the pour Not sure breaking down through the concrete to this level is doable ....