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Every job shown here is one of ours, with the steps as we wrote them on the day.

Long tiled ridge between two solar panel arrays with the old ridge tiles removed and broken mortar along the top

Finished ridge of new brown ridge tiles with dry-fix clips, running between two solar panel arrays towards the hills

P/01

Ridge replacement between the solar panels

Before: broken tiles and ridges along ridge line. A dry ridge system fixes the ridge tiles mechanically rather than bedding them in mortar.

New battens
Fully replaced new tiles
New dry ridge system
New ridges fitted

Front of a pebbledash house with the old fascia and gutter off and the rafter ends showing

The same front with a new white fascia and soffit and a new black gutter and downpipe

P/02

Full new replacement fascias, soffits and gutters

The old fascia and gutter came off. New white fascias, soffits and bargeboards went up at the front, gable and back, with new black gutters and downpipes.

New white bargeboard, fascia and soffit with a black gutter and downpipe at the front corner

The back of the house with a new white soffit and fascia and a black gutter and downpipe

Finished lead valley dressed between two tiled slopes, with new ridge tiles at the top

P/03

Lead valley

Another happy customer. The valley is where two slopes of a roof meet on the inside, where the water runs.

Old valley stripped out
New felt and battens
New lead fitted and dressed
New ridges

Old mortar-filled valley between two tiled roof slopes

New lead laid in the valley with the tiled slopes still open either side

Long flat roof re-boarded in new timber sheets beside a tiled roof, with rolls of felt ready

The same flat roof finished in a blue-grey mineral cap sheet at dusk

P/04

Busy weekend stripping, re-boarding and felting this customer’s flat roof

This one is felt, finished in a mineral cap sheet.

The same flat roof with black torch-on underlay laid and lapped

Old metal-framed rooflight in a slate roof with the slates stripped round it

The opening slated over with new blue-grey slates among the old weathered ones

P/05

Skylight removal

The old rooflight came out and the opening was slated over.

Brick gable with dry verge units along the roof edge, one hanging loose and the next few missing

The same gable with the verge units now a continuous run to the corner

P/06

Dry verge repair

A dry verge is the capped edge of a tiled roof along the gable, fixed without mortar.

Ridge on a mossy tiled roof with two ridge tiles off and the old bedding broken out

The same ridge with two new grey ridge tiles bedded and pointed in

P/07

Ridge repair

The ridge is the top line of the roof.

New timber sarking boards nailed in at the eaves

P/08

Small roof repair

Sarking is the timber boarding under the slates.

Rotting sarking removed
New sarking and felt refitted
Slates replaced
Repaired gutter

Eaves stripped back with the rotten boards removed and the rafters showing

The gutter cleared and rinsed beside red concrete tiles

P/09

Monday’s gutter clean

Full of sludge, then cleared.

Gutter full of wet sludge and moss beside red concrete roof tiles

Gutter cleared and rinsed along concrete roof tiles

P/10

Gutter cleaned

The front, full of moss. The back, cleared.

Gutter along concrete roof tiles choked with moss and grass

Hip of a concrete-tile roof with the hip tiles lifted and the old mortar bedding showing

P/11

Little hip repair

The hip is the sloping edge where two slopes meet on the outside.

Looking down over a concrete-tile roof at a ridge of half-round tiles freshly bedded in mortar

Finished flat roof in grey mineral felt, seen from the tiled roof above

P/12

Flat roof in grey mineral felt

Finished in grey mineral felt.

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