What tends to be worth checking around Whitefield?
Bury Council describes the All Saints conservation area as a well-preserved residential area that grew during the nineteenth century. Older roofs here may have traditional slate, chimneys and lead details that need matching rather than replacing with whatever happens to be on the van.
On concrete-tiled roofs, look at cracked tile channels, ridge and verge details and the underlay at the eaves. Water behind a fascia can come from old felt that stops short of the gutter.
If damp appears beside the stack, ask for photographs of the side soakers and the rear gutter. Repointing the visible face will not cure a split lead detail hidden behind it.
What would I want to know before looking at the roof?
With a Whitefield roof, tell the roofer whether the covering is slate or interlocking tile if you can see that safely from the ground. If water is appearing by the eaves, mention any recent fascia or gutter work because the underlay may have been left short behind the new board.
What should the roofer show you?
If a roofer blames one tile, ask to see the crack or movement. If the problem is beside a chimney, a roof-level photograph should show the rear gutter and the soakers hidden under the slate courses.
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Alpine Roofers Whitefield
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