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Are you trying to form the whole arch rather than lay the soldiers on the arch over timber former then fill in the bottom?

What's the rate then?

The guy I use is pretty hot at leadwork but you don't get much on a standard roof. Any of his big lead jobs are just an All in price.

I've never had a problem with plasterboard boxes but a lot don't like them. @ProDave is in the trade and think he is happy with them. I've never heard of these being fitted before boarding/2nd fix surely it defeats the object?

Whatever one the mastic man turns up with. Sorry couldn't help more

Hopefully falls back for you. Won't be back to 9 quid though. What makes you want to start a new one at the min? I'm sitting it out for a year or 2 more

Ok so has support was wondering how you caught it. How did u fix/support window frames? The recessed does look good

You will get any decent joiners shop to make you formers for ontop of windows give them the width and take them some treated 4x3 in. Trammel and bandsaw job done

Weren't you bothered about just plasterboard to close your cavity @joe90? What's supporting behind it where it meets the widow

Sorry I thought they were rebated. @Mr Punter solution might be better if you're re decorating anyway

Lol another here. Buy the flashing you tight git. They're not supplied as you buy different ones for different roof coverings.

Think he's more worried about binding. Loosen screws off and set him he bit further back plug holes if needed

He might ease and adjust each door for you. It wouldn't take too long to sort that.

Never paid for beadwork by the metre. Roofer always does it under his day rate. How big is it any photos

Your breaker just needs to be more powerful. Can you not just use a normal sthil saw much cheaper to hire

110mm drainage pipe is fine.

I'm not that far from you. Leics

Single storey always gets an uplift on equivilant house, I reckon 20%. My last place got 300 per sq ft, bungalow. I think markets moved on at least 10% since last August. Have you been living in a cupboard @Ferdinand it is a mini boom atm.

Maybe someone else would like to chip in but 20mm is probably okay. Google search for "maximum thickness sand blinding layer"

On most drawings you get told to use a sand blinding layer, not sure anyone ever really goes as thick as 20mm though. Maybe a couple of bags of cement raked into it if you were overly worried?

homesearch.co.uk isn't a bad tool for research. I'm a bit dubious of these free websites though. What info are they selling to the agents? I do also wonder if agents have access to your list of saved properties on rightmove app if you make enquiry?

probably fine, maybe erring on a bit to thick. Split the difference?

That website is out by probably 100% in my area atm. What are others seeing?

No problem with doing as you say. Be a bit fiddly and you need your fascia to be thick enough to get a fixing ontop. Also clear path as Mr punter says. My place has treated timber sub fascia with over fascia vents on these. The capping fascia slightly blocks the airflow but it's a full hipped roof with ridge vents so like a cyclone in the loft.

This is like a heavyweight battle. The Welsh Dragon has his belts on the line but the up and comer is giving as good as he gets. It would help if I understood any of what is being said!