1 STRUTT TO WHOLE OF B/A AND ROOF BOWED UNDER WEIGHT OF INTERLOCKING TILES |
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Additional bracing needed between the trussed rafters and to tie in the gable end wall |
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Additional bracing required between roof trusses |
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Additional bracing required to gangnail roof trusses |
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Additional bracing required to roof trusses |
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Attic conversion - no access to insulation |
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Average loft insulation as part boarded |
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BadrooFsag;mftebdeFlect'nyohelok'k,trvlyand,wodqiiitewpurl!w'. |
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Broken ridge and out of alignment due to settlement of the building |
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Broken ridge tile. |
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Chimney breast to gable wall has been removed and brickwork has not been made good. Appears longstanding. |
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Chimney leaking |
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Concrete tiles have been placed over a structure designed for a natural slate without adequate support and strengthening |
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Condensation staining on rafters. |
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Cracking on central beam but braced |
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DAYLIGHT SEEN |
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Damptimbers-no ventilation causing wet insulation |
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Deflected Purlins |
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Dips in Rafters |
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Distorted and undersized collars |
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Evidence of additional timber supports provided to roof structure. The rear roof slope showed evidence of sagging but this movement did not appear to be progresive and consequently I have recorded it in section 21 but recommend that no further actio |
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FELT NOT SEALED AROUND ROOFSPACE VENT CAUSING MINOR WATER LEAK |
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Gaps at verges .Roof spreading |
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Improvoments required to bracing of gangnail roof trusses. |
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In roofspace can see water penetration around the chimney down into bedrooms |
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Instal additional bracing between the gangnail trussed rafters and to secure flank wall |
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Insulation is mixed - part fibreglass part blown cellulose |
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LARGE AREAS OF ROOFING FELT TORN |
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LIGHT COULD BE SEEN THROUGH THE ROOF COVERING. |
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LOFT ACCESS SITUATED INSIDE CUPBOARD, DIFFICULT TO ACCESS. Occupier didn't have knowledge of insulation |
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Leaking flashing around chimney stack. |
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Light coming through roof tiles |
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Light showing through gaps between tiles close to eaves |
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Locked access to hofts only |
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Loft hatch is in common staircase enclosure and is locked shut. Tenants do not have keys. |
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Long roof slope with one purlin only. Sag to purlin. Rafters undersized for spans from ridge to purlin and from purlin to eaves. Ideally additional purlins should be introduced. |
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Longitudinal and diagonal bracing is required to the gangnail truss rafters |
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Longitudinal and diagonal bracing required between
the gang nail truss rafters |
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Minimum of 3 roof joists affected by woodworm. One is cracked but is reinforced. Replace joists and treat roofspace |
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Minor evidence of roof leaks on a couple of rafters |
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Movement due to slight subsidence of party wall. |
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NO ACCESS TO LOFT ABOVE SECOND FLOOR ATTIC BEDROOMS. UNLIKLY TO BE ANY INSULATION. ROOF SAGGING. |
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NO PARTY WALL IN ROOF VOID. PURLINS NOT LATERALLY RESTRAINED |
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New cylinder being installed at time of survey following problems with water heating. Have coded new installation as existing. |
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No Access loft hatch painted shut. |
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No Accoss To original loft |
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No access hatch to loft space |
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No access to loft space therefore not able to inspect roof structure for problems. |
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No access to roof void.
No knowledge of boiler. Assumed to be gas. |
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No access to small roof space. Attic style pitch roof to bedroom with no defects. |
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No fire stopping brickwork |
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No loft access in flat |
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No pawtitior. beltireer. propenlces÷ |
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O/O did not wish me to access the roof space she was not happy and wished she had not agreed to the inspection |
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Old storm damage to roof has caused water ingress and rotting of some wallplate and rafter ends at side of bay and to front right hand corner of roof |
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One of the purlins has split. No deformation of the roof. |
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Opening formed in original gable to new roofspace with a lintel. |
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PARTY WALL NOT PRESENT IN OUTRIGGER |
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Paper sarking torn . |
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Porf- roof sagg ing' dnh b' age |
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Provide additional supports for purlins |
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Pur''hms & frontdlope repained a shronythend. |
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Purlins need additional support. |
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Purlins need to be steel plated where badly distorted |
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Rafters underlined with polythene sheet |
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Ridge line has dipped and the structure needs strengthing. Repairs being carried out to the attached houses at the time of my inspection. |
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Ridge tile loose |
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Roof Covering 1cechs afeWanclerhmiicy |
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Roof UnderIay needs repfacing' |
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Roof has heen recently strenghtened but no current problems. |
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Roof has recently been strengthened. Signs of original insufficiency still visible, however unlikely to be of continuing concern |
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Roof structure is TDA type roof trusses - Low pitched roof - circa 20 degrees - with undersized timbers and large concrete tiles - Rafters are sagging. |
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Roof structure problems: the external appearance of the roof is satisfactory but internally there is a range of ad hoc roofing measures to strengthen and level / pack a mix of round and rectangular section rafters - signs of woodwoorm in the round m |
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Roof structure to older, original part removed, needs to be reinstated |
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Roof timbers sagging |
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SHows SIGNS OF MOVEMENT |
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SIGNIFICANT ROOF SAGGING AND HUMPING EVIDENT. |
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SIGNIFICANT ROOF SPREAD SEEN TO OUTRIGGER SIDE
WALL. MAJOR REBUILDING REQUIRED TO WALL AND REPAIR OF ROOF STRUCTURE |
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SOME DAY LIGHT VIABLE BETWEEN THE TILES |
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SOME FRASS BUT NO ACCESS TO SEE UNDERSIDE OF RAFTERS AS LINED WITH PLASTIC. LOTS OF STORAGE OBSCURING VIEW |
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Sag in roof not clearly visible inside from limited access |
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Sarking felt is torn in numerous places |
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Sarking ripped and leaks evident to tiles |
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See previous note. |
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Senous waheTlearkfromtank Ewin'eT.- ceitu-jpootdehakhed .ywale,,,,z.,neg. |
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Several holes in roof - slates missing and slipped |
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Severe condensation |
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Shallow timber roof trusses with plywood connector plates. Slight damage to some ply connector plates - access to roofspace difficult for recent installation of new boiler flue. Smalla mount of asbestos sheet protecting nearest truss from boiler flue |
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Signs of long term water penetration which is likely to be weakening some rafters |
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Signs of movement/cracks. loosening ceiling plaster around purlins in top floor front bedroom. Vacated by occupiers for this reason, and chosen to use much smaller back bedroom on same floor. |
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Slight sagging due to method of construction has caused slight cracking of internal walls at wallplate level. |
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Some roof structure problems evident in back addition roof and some evidence that the purlins are not adequately supported to the main roof |
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Some sagging roof timbers. |
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Some very thin timbers due to woodworm seen in roof space that was accesible |
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Staining to roofing felt and growth of non wood-rotting fungus suggesting that water is finding its way into the roof space and /or lack of ventilation. |
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The roof is a real suprise. The old roof constructed odf old tree trunks/bows(boughs?) is ancient , and was the first real clue to age of house, the front being rendered.
The roof was stripped in the past , but the structure left intact and a new st |
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The roof timbers to the front and rear slopes have insufficient support due to lack of sufficient provision of purlins and struts and are sagging, at the rear especially severe. |
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There is a squirrel nesting in the roofspace, it has lifted 3 tiles and ripped the sarking felt |
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To erxtens'-on . |
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Tyvek has failed |
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Unable to access the attic |
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Uneven brickwork to rear wall in roofspace |
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Unsupported chimney stacks |
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Validation error noted but cannot reconcile error; 75 mm mineral fibre loft insulation in areas seen adj to room - no structural problems seen |
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Very bad condensation noted on the underside of old non breathablr roofing felt . No roof ventilation but no rot yet |
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WOODWORM |
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WOODWORM ROOF TIMBERS. PARTY WALL APPEARS TO BE STANDARD INSITU CONCRETE. |
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Walls between properties are not built up to the roof profile, only about 1 metre high. |
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Wo dnn1q WArb, |
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Wood worm infestation to be treated |
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Woodworm attack in roof structure |
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attic room at 3rd floor some insulation under
no roof structure problems
boarded floor thickness not known |
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ceiling-holed |
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damp stained ceiling |
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dampness around chimney |
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extra Joists in roof causing weight on ceiling and possible roof spread |
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hole in rear roof + several slipped slates to both elevations |
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hole in roof |
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holes between roof slates |
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holes to roof & damp penetration |
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i3ridl |
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insulation to underside of roof - foiled boards |
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leaking va1ley gutter |
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low Infcskenion |
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no loft access |
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pd & wet rot to small area of joist close to chimney indicating flashing problem |
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penetrating damp chimney breast |
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possible stability problems |
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rafters sagging |
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slight leak valley gutter (current ?) |
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slight missing areas of sarking |
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slipped slates on hip |
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slsnlfianTt'ledlsvuptlonsholoingkg4tNoinsutatho'lorioobofroof |
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wayer penetration through vally gutter causing problems |
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woodworm |
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woodworm.Ceiling at eaves height removed over rear addition bedroom. Insulated between rafters then plasterboarded. Velux installed. |
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woodwormd |
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