Whose house is NOT leaking?

[swampyseifer]

No leaks here...but then I live in a block of "spacious, luxury appartments" that were only built 2 years ago!

 

[Arch]

No leaks here...but then I live in a block of "spacious, luxury appartments" that were only built 2 years ago!

If they are new build, I'd expect them to leak from the start!

There's a really nice old Brewery/Warehouse conversion opposite my flat, from what I saw of the conversion work and the bits of interior I can see it looks lovely and high quality. But there's one down pipe that's leaked since it was put in, so that there's a great long slick of dampness on the brick wall for the full height of the building, everytime it rains.

 

[Night Train]

No leaks here either, mostly thanks to me and a friend reroofing the back part of the house a couple of years ago. The rest of the roof, and the house, is ok too, so far.

 

[Arch]

I heard a report earlier that the roof of the National Library of Wales had been damaged by a sheet the size of two tennis courts coming off.

Only I was in the kitchen and only half heard, and thought they said 'sheep'...

 

[summerdays]

I've not seen any sign of damage (not gone looking) but I don't think we have had it as bad as some others have by a long way. However all my recycling is redistributing itself around the garden and the bins have fallen over (left them over too since they would only fall down again).

 

[deckertim]

I've lost at least one tile off my roof. Hopefully the wind will have calmed a bit by Saturday so I can replace it.

 

[Night Train]

I noticed a half slate resting against the chimney, having slipped off my roof, on Monday, it is still there today!
It won't be tomorrow now I have mentioned it.

 

[Cal]

Half the shed felting was flapping earlier so tacked that down, big rip in the middle so any rain is just going to penetrate through to the shed - you'll all be glad to know that the bike isn't in there but safe, warm and dry inside the house.