I'm in need of some advice. It's possible I've got some of the terminology wrong, so have attached a pic.
We had a builder build a new tiled roof on an extension about a year ago. We noticed water was dripping through the wooden eaves, so presumably the tiles were leaking through to the felt below, and thus it was draining through the eaves and not over the tiles into the gutter, as it should.
We've been chasing him to repair it for a year (the wooden eaves now appear quite water damaged, but I don't know if this is just superficial). He finally "fixed" the roof yesterday, but his solution has not been to relay the tiles, but to drape extra felt between the bottom of the tiles and the top of the guttering, so that it no longer drains into the eaves. But it is presumably still leaking through the tiles onto the felt. (And he didn't replace the eaves.)
I've guessing this isn't a good long-term solution, but want to check before I accuse him of being a cowboy!?
Thanks in advance.
We had a builder build a new tiled roof on an extension about a year ago. We noticed water was dripping through the wooden eaves, so presumably the tiles were leaking through to the felt below, and thus it was draining through the eaves and not over the tiles into the gutter, as it should.
We've been chasing him to repair it for a year (the wooden eaves now appear quite water damaged, but I don't know if this is just superficial). He finally "fixed" the roof yesterday, but his solution has not been to relay the tiles, but to drape extra felt between the bottom of the tiles and the top of the guttering, so that it no longer drains into the eaves. But it is presumably still leaking through the tiles onto the felt. (And he didn't replace the eaves.)
I've guessing this isn't a good long-term solution, but want to check before I accuse him of being a cowboy!?
Thanks in advance.