<p>Further to our recent site visit, we have pleasure in providing our report on the existing roofing<br />together with our recommended specification and quotation for the works discussed:</p><p><br /><strong>Reported Leaks</strong><br />Flue Corridor 1 Outside Kitchen 3 Leaking from 1st purlin upslope above rafter back<br />Flue Corridor 3 Outside Kitchen 3 Leaking from 1st purlin upslope above rafter back<br />It was raining heavily during our visit and we were able to witness these two roof leaks.&nbsp;The weather prevented us from inspecting the roof itself, however, from the photographs provided&nbsp;we suspect the support brackets for the solar panels as the most likely source of these leaks, we&nbsp;have marked up a photograph for your further information.</p><p><br /><strong>Other leaks Intermittent - Not Leaking During our Visit</strong><br />Above Room 2 5m uplsope from valley gutter, possible issue with rooflight, not leaking&nbsp;despite heavy rain which would suggest it is wind driven, rain being blown&nbsp;underneath the laps, possible failure of lap tape or fixings.&nbsp;Flue Corridor 3 This is at the start of the corridor, opposite Ideal Classic boiler set up&nbsp;Could be related to nearby rooflight or possibly solar panel brackets.&nbsp;Bearing the above points in mind, we would suggest the following course of action.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><ul><li>We would attend site with a roofing surveyor and two roofing operatives.</li><li>We would access via the existing cat ladder.</li><li>We would inspect the local roof area above each leak:-</li><li>Checking all fixings and laps in the main roof sheets.</li><li>Checking fixings and lap tape on the rooflights.&nbsp;</li><li>Checking solar panel fixing brackets / roof penetrations as far as practical.</li><li>We will effect suitable repairs where practical.</li><li>We will provide a photographic report of our findings together with any recommendations for&nbsp;additional works.</li></ul><p><strong>Please Note:</strong> A mastic sealant may a have been used as part of the waterproofing detailing for the&nbsp;solar panel brackets, mastic do become brittle with age and ultimately start to fail, consequently&nbsp;other brackets may begin to leak in the near future. We need to inspect the layout and detailing of&nbsp;these brackets, the panels may have to be moved to enable us to access the brackets fully.</p><p><strong>Total Cost: &pound;1,316.25</strong><br />Please Note: The photographs show a running line for a fall arrest system to when using the cat&nbsp;ladder, this was not visible during our survey. We are able to use the ladder without harnesses.&nbsp;Alternatively we can provide a MEWP for roof access, however, there would be an additional cost&nbsp;of &pound;823.50.<br />&nbsp;</p>