<p>Following on from out site visit&nbsp;and the discussions that took place please see below quote. This appears to be an aluminium gutter, some debris have started to accumulate and flashband tape repairs were evident at 6m intervals, we have to assume that these have been applied over the gutter joints. There is 1 leak above a toilet, the location corresponds with a gutter joint so&nbsp; we have to assume that the joint and subsequent flashband tape repair have both failed.&nbsp;</p>

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	<li>Operatives to apply protective sheeting to work routes and working areas.</li>
	<li>To erect scaffolding with a gin wheel.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To erect scaffold tower.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To supply &amp; install ply to the roof light well.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To clean out both runs of gutter, we would upgrade the suspect gutter joint with a liquid coating and scrim reinforcement matting and check the local gutter area for any other possible defects (highly unlikely).&nbsp;</li>
	<li>After cleaning the gutters we would upgrade all gutter joints with a purpose made joint sealant system.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To visually inspect the local glazing and roof tiling for any defects, although given the staining is below the gutter it seems unlikely there is any issues, no tiles in that general area appeared amiss.</li>
	<li>To dismantle sacffolding.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To remove ply from the roof light well.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>To dismantle tower scaffold.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Site to be left clean and tidy.</li>
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<p>Project Note: This is on the assumption the existing scaffolding will still be in situ and no extra costs have been included for this to be erected for any longer. We did not access in the gutter and ur survey was restricted to the view from the access platform. No other works have been allowed for.&nbsp;The gutters run either side of a barrel vault roof light, the roof light appears to be fragile. This quote is based upon scaffolding being erected for a maximum of 4 weeks, if required longer than this an additional cost.&nbsp;</p>

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