Bonding gutter dispute

Question

We have replaced our roof and the roofer has used a dry bonding gutter between ours and the adjoining roof.  The neighbour does not like the appearance of the up-stand between the properties.  We have tried to explain that this is the recommended method as mortar can cause other problems.  I’m not sure how far this will go, but I was wondering whether the gutter could be moved on to our side of the divide without causing more issues.

Alex · Accepted Answer

I need to have look at the job ore pictures for batter clarity of the job and we can take it from there

Michael · Answer

You can use flat bonding gutters , but in all honesty it's got nothing to do with the neighbours and they can't really do anything, this is how a job is done properly 
Hope this helps 
Mike

Levi · Answer

gutters?
A bonding gutter refers to a detail, which weathers the vertical junction between different roof coverings. For example, between a double lapped plain tile and a single lapped large format interlocking tile. The detail can be formed using preformed polymer based products, traditional lead work or more modern lead replacement flashings. This detail is most commonly seen on semi detached and terraced properties, whereby one homeowner wants to replace their roof tiles. A bonding gutter is required to weather the junction between the existing tiles on the neighbouring properties and the new roof covering.

Pat · Answer

No the roofer as used the best one any more problems I have a look

Gareth · Answer

Hello 

Yes you could move to just inside your boundary but it would mean lots of cuts and work / money 

KR 

Gareth

Thomas · Answer

Yes in most cases you can divide both property's guttering systems ideally need to arrange on site visit to provide correct solution.

Martin · Answer

Yes you can move your goods with you like when would you like me to come round and have a look my name is Martin

Wallace · Answer

The bonding gutter between the two properties are usually fiberglass,that is the normal method ,i have in the past installed a lead gutter and close cut the slates or tiles if they are the same profile,

Westley · Answer

Yes you have to move it or put original like for like

Ellis · Answer

It can be moved but roofers do recommend to use the bonding method

Bonding gutter dispute

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