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Water leaking from Window frame
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Yes on the 1st picture it looks like the tiles are short of the gutter and the felt doesn’t go into the gutter.
you might need to get eves support trays fitted, so it needs a ladder up for inspection
Plus again it’s not quite clear, but it looks like the window has not been sealed, and with water running down the wall it will blow towards the window head in certain conditions.
A roofer or good handyman will sort it out.
A thankyou is payment enough .1 -
I did notice water coming through between gutter and fascia0
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Many thanks for adviceplumb1_2 said:Yes on the 1st picture it looks like the tiles are short of the gutter and the felt doesn’t go into the gutter.
you might need to get eves support trays fitted, so it needs a ladder up for inspection
Plus again it’s not quite clear, but it looks like the window has not been sealed, and with water running down the wall it will blow towards the window head in certain conditions.
A roofer or good handyman will sort it out.0 -
No problem, tbh I had to seal a window head this Tuesday having the same issue.Baggypuss said:
Many thanks for adviceplumb1_2 said:Yes on the 1st picture it looks like the tiles are short of the gutter and the felt doesn’t go into the gutter.
you might need to get eves support trays fitted, so it needs a ladder up for inspection
Plus again it’s not quite clear, but it looks like the window has not been sealed, and with water running down the wall it will blow towards the window head in certain conditions.
A roofer or good handyman will sort it out.A thankyou is payment enough .1
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