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mauricemail

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Reliable roofer wanted to carry work recommended by my Surveyor following a rip-off by a roofing company. The actual required works are to extend the membrane by removing three to four courses oftiles, after extending the membrane reinstall tiles ensuring there is an overhang onto the flat roof and to extend the lead flashing.

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Pugwash

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We seem to be in a similar situation - we have no slates on roof. Bank refused to honour part payment to company (who we had used before on a  small roofing job) as believe this is a fraud. Norwood Roofing is too busy  and am waiting for London and Kent to reply.

Anyone got any recommendations?

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