Rainwater from next doors roof on my flatroof

Joined
31 Oct 2019
Messages
1
Reaction score
0
Country
United Kingdom
Hi, I’d like advice please. My neighbour has built a one story extension . The rainwater is pouring into my flatroof because they have taken off the main houses downpipe. They say it is running down over their new one story roof into their new guttering. It isn’t it’s running along the grooves of their new roof tiles into my flat roof. I have asked them nicely to fix it and allowed them to get into my flat roof to rectify it.?I am being ignored. We usually get on so I don’t know why such an easy job is becoming an issue . It’s upsetting me as I’m on my own and don’t know what the rules are.
 

Attachments

  • 196CEAE5-D593-4DA0-8C56-775FDA922D53.jpeg
    196CEAE5-D593-4DA0-8C56-775FDA922D53.jpeg
    504.1 KB · Views: 410
  • 9610CD67-1BAA-4411-9450-22C748FBA469.jpeg
    9610CD67-1BAA-4411-9450-22C748FBA469.jpeg
    377.6 KB · Views: 377
  • F179001A-FD55-45D6-B6C2-160A7EB67630.jpeg
    F179001A-FD55-45D6-B6C2-160A7EB67630.jpeg
    749.6 KB · Views: 303
  • 9B8C1A48-5AA4-4CA9-BE0C-87625D0D8B7B.jpeg
    9B8C1A48-5AA4-4CA9-BE0C-87625D0D8B7B.jpeg
    441 KB · Views: 330
Sponsored Links
They say it is running down over their new one story roof into their new guttering. It isn’t it’s running along the grooves of their new roof tiles into my flat roof.
Are you really sure about that?

From the downpipe postion and angle it does seem that water from their downpipe would go in to their gutter not onto your roof.

The "rules" would be that a neighbour can't direct water on to your property, but you would have to accept any natural run-off - eg drips from the roof edge
 
As a solution, they could either extend the bit of horizontal downpipe to take it more towards their roof light, or have a section of downpipe running down the roof and into the lower gutter.
 
As above... or they could move the down pipe to the other end and realign..
Surely there cant be much dripping onto yours...
Whos crud is chucked on their wall? and is that waste pipe really meant to be dumped onto your flat roof like that?
 
Sponsored Links
A video showing the water falling onto your roof would help show the issue better.

Like precisely where is the water coming from, where is it falling etc?
 

DIYnot Local

Staff member

If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.

Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.


Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local

 
Back
Top