09-01-2016, 12:04 PM
The trouble is that the crack is below the end of the tile that is further up the valley and is not visible from above.
There are several tasks involved the first being to cut away a small amount of wood this being stopped due to rain making the job a problem. Woodworking tools just don't work very well in the wet.
Once the under side of the crack is exposed I can fix it with cement and mesh from a broken flour sieve.
Then flashing will be added so that if it fails again any water will be carried over the top edge of the next tile down.
There are several tasks involved the first being to cut away a small amount of wood this being stopped due to rain making the job a problem. Woodworking tools just don't work very well in the wet.
Once the under side of the crack is exposed I can fix it with cement and mesh from a broken flour sieve.
Then flashing will be added so that if it fails again any water will be carried over the top edge of the next tile down.
