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Following extreme weather the day before, I discovered a small, dribbling leak coming through some ripped inner felt in my 1960's roof. This felt has been ripped for several years with no leaks. The rip is quite large, the width if two beams and about 3 inches in height.
Had 2 roofers quote today, both said concrete tiles would need removing from one side of the house, up to the rip, replace with membrane and relay. One quote was £1750, other £2400.
I want to ask if this is correct or am I being taken for a ride?
Also, having researched, I'm confused on the purpose of the inner felt. Is it there in case of failed tiles and carries water to the gutters, or is there to prevent frost?
Thank you.
Had 2 roofers quote today, both said concrete tiles would need removing from one side of the house, up to the rip, replace with membrane and relay. One quote was £1750, other £2400.
I want to ask if this is correct or am I being taken for a ride?
Also, having researched, I'm confused on the purpose of the inner felt. Is it there in case of failed tiles and carries water to the gutters, or is there to prevent frost?
Thank you.