Gap between tiles on roof

Question

I live mid terrace my neighbours have had a new roof. The tiles are different to ours. When the scaffolding came down there is a uneven gap from ridge to gutter. My side has nothing to keep the tiles lifting and I’m worried about rain and the wind. What can I do

Aluah · Accepted Answer

Hi if you can provide a photo of the roof will be much better top of my head, lead is the best options for you, but as I say I need to see it to make that decision,   as you can have grp ultra flex lead to many options

Antony · Answer

It's very unlikely they would change your neighbours roof and leave yours exposed to the elements as it will be them liable for it

Mark · Answer

The join should be either covered with a new row of ridge tiles from gutter to existing ridge, or a secret valley  under the join .

Ryan · Answer

There could be a bonding gutter underneath this is used when different tiles dont fit togther, pictures would help see this. If there is a bonding gutter you have no problem with rain or wind.

Paul · Answer

It’s probably a centre gutter they put in to separate the two roofs, it’s like a secret gutter not visible unless you know what you are looking for.

George · Answer

Get a professional to have a look and get advice  from the professional

Karl · Answer

This is just the difference in Tiles. There should be a hidden bonding gutter in place so there's nothing to worry about.

Mark · Answer

make sure there is a roof divider between your roof and there's but by you saying the bottom row is uneven it's hard to say because it all should run inline

Gap between tiles on roof

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