Hi there everyone.
You've all been really helpful on my roof in the past, only there's just one last thing I need a bit of help with, please.
As you can see from my pictures. We went from old, leaky felt to breathable felt and the tiles re fitted and replaced where necessary.
The guys were helpful and did a lot of work.
The only trouble is that there is an area where the felt, and the timber at the ridge is wet - as you can see in the newer pictures.
It doesn't...as far a I have been able to tell...happen unless it's very cold outside.
Its is around 0.5m from next door. We're in a terrace, but the roof is slightly raised against next door's roof line on that side as each house differs a little and the road curves round.
Is this a condensation problem? Or, as the guy who put new beams in the loft and floored it, could there be a problem with the ridge?
The guys who did the job removed six vented tiles, but didn't replace them owing to the felt being breathable.
The water never drips off the timbers and, like I said after strong rainfall it only ever seems to have a touch of coldness.
You've really helped me in the past, and if you could see your way clear to having a look again, please, you would be really kind.
I will happily admit to not being very up on these things, but the help I received before has stood me in good stead.
Thanks
Niven
You've all been really helpful on my roof in the past, only there's just one last thing I need a bit of help with, please.
As you can see from my pictures. We went from old, leaky felt to breathable felt and the tiles re fitted and replaced where necessary.
The guys were helpful and did a lot of work.
The only trouble is that there is an area where the felt, and the timber at the ridge is wet - as you can see in the newer pictures.
It doesn't...as far a I have been able to tell...happen unless it's very cold outside.
Its is around 0.5m from next door. We're in a terrace, but the roof is slightly raised against next door's roof line on that side as each house differs a little and the road curves round.
Is this a condensation problem? Or, as the guy who put new beams in the loft and floored it, could there be a problem with the ridge?
The guys who did the job removed six vented tiles, but didn't replace them owing to the felt being breathable.
The water never drips off the timbers and, like I said after strong rainfall it only ever seems to have a touch of coldness.
You've really helped me in the past, and if you could see your way clear to having a look again, please, you would be really kind.
I will happily admit to not being very up on these things, but the help I received before has stood me in good stead.
Thanks
Niven
