<p>The leak above the staircase appears to correspond with a gutter below the glazing. The suspect section has already been repaired by installing a section EDPM liner over the original single ply liner, we do not belive these systems are compatible. Several minor defects were noted with this repair, we also noted one small defect on a lap in the single ply membrane. The second leak appears to be below a small housing, concrete slabs prevent inspection of the waterproofing. Bearing the above points in mind, we need to undertake an intrusive survey to try and establish the route cause of the problems.</p>

<p><strong><u>Leak 2 ( Small Housing)</u></strong></p>

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	<li>Operatives to apply protective sheeting to work routes and working areas.</li>
	<li>To carefully remove and set aside the concrete slabs from above the housing.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Inspect the underlying waterproofing, if any defects likely to be allowing water ingress are found, effect suitable repairs.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>If needed, carefully remove and set aside the slabs from walkway area.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Inspect the underlying waterproofing, if any defects likely to be allowing water ingress are found, effect suitable repairs.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Do no replace the slabs unless certain that the problem have been found and cured.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Site to be left clean and tidy.</li>
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	<p>Project Note: If we think it is prudent to leave the slabs up, there would be a cost for a return visit to reinstate. If further more extensive works are required a further quotation will be sent for additional costs.&nbsp;</p>
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