Who do I call for a leak in my ceiling?

[heruptheroad]

I have two large patches of damp appeared on my bedroom ceiling on opposite sides of the room. One is on the side of the end wall (end of terrace) and the other is on the side of the neighbour's house, where the two roofs adjoin. Both are high up at the edge of the ceiling. There is a loft room above but I can find no sign of the boiler leaking or any damp. I can't see any loose or missing tiles on the roof above the room, so I'm a bit at a loss. Should I call a plumber or should I call a roofer? Doe anyone have any recommendations? I'd be very grateful! Thanks, Lise

[Charl70]

If the wet patches have suddenly appeared because of the bad weather (heavy rain ) then I would call a roofer , you could have a problem with the lead on the roof ,or the lead soakers could be faulty , if the ceiling is dripping constantly then you need a plumber ,hope this helps , I could have a look for you , but I'm more a plasterer/ damp proofer ,

Regards

Dave

[heruptheroad]

Thanks so much - really kind of you to advise - I will call a roofer.

[stevie23b]

just don't call the original roofer although it was probably before you 'purchased' say 3 years?

[Zara Anthony]

Hi there,

hope all is well and no water has come leaking through but there is some one you can email and they can come over and have a look. They are very good their email is; [email protected]