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This roof is around 100 years old and does not have an underfelt. It was performing well but might suffer with wind driven rain, snow and dust entering the roof space.
This is an Air Source Heat Pump and is a unit usually sat in the garden which provides heat and hot water to a home instead of a gas boiler.
This is the underside of a roof and shows foam sprayed under the old slates as a way of prolonging the life of a roof. It is not advisable as it traps moisture in the main timbers of the roof and can cause them to rot resulting in an even more expensive repair.
This angle corbel is within the gable wall of a house at soffit level and is made of reinforced concrete and the steel bars within it have rusted causing the concrete to fail and this will need to be replaced as it has lost its structural integrity.
This is Japanese Knotweed, a non native invasive plant which can cause issues with your home and make getting a mortgage problematic.
A fine example of Flemish Bond brickwork. This older wall structure is a solid wall meaning it has no cavity within the wall and so will be less weather tight and less insulating than a cavity wall.