The garage is built up against an older 3-sectioned brick structure. It’s a really useful space, except for the water flowing through the roof of the old brick section.
Thanks to my Dad for tar and roofing felt.
Now that it’s pretty much watertight, I need to get organising shelving and storage.
When the rain falls hard, we see water come through a light fitting near the back door. It happens where a single-storey pitched roof meets the side wall of the main house.
We knew the lead needed some attention and I had a fear there was rot to deal with too. Thankfully my brother has a bit of experience with slates and lead work. With a couple of days of good weather he did a good job.
Slates and sarking removed exposing a problem joist:
New 4x2s screwed into place.
New sarking boards down. New lead going on:
