Roof Top Views
After discovering a new leak in August just outside our bathroom, we decided enough was enough. Instead of having a roofer try and locate and patch up that leak, we would completely renew the roof. We have been in our house for more than 30s and without a lottery win, I can't see us moving, so we may as well invest in the house!
I got in touch with Mike, who recently refurbished our bathroom and kitchen, and he put us in touch with a roofer called Jamie. One of the things about Jamie, and his workmate Chris, is they are both so polite, easy to communicate and keen to please. Jamie is also very proud of his work, quite rightly so, and at the end of most days, he Whatsapps many photos of the progress!
I was a cheeky Jainbow and asked if he would mind taking a photo of the views from our roof, as I would never be brave enough to go up and see them for myself! So this is actually his photo, with a slight touch of Photoshop! You are looking north across my city, Portsmouth, towards the white chalk of the South Downs (and Portsdown Hill) about 5 miles away, I'd guess.
Roof Top Views
After discovering a new leak in August just outside our bathroom, we decided enough was enough. Instead of having a roofer try and locate and patch up that leak, we would completely renew the roof. We have been in our house for more than 30s and without a lottery win, I can't see us moving, so we may as well invest in the house!
I got in touch with Mike, who recently refurbished our bathroom and kitchen, and he put us in touch with a roofer called Jamie. One of the things about Jamie, and his workmate Chris, is they are both so polite, easy to communicate and keen to please. Jamie is also very proud of his work, quite rightly so, and at the end of most days, he Whatsapps many photos of the progress!
I was a cheeky Jainbow and asked if he would mind taking a photo of the views from our roof, as I would never be brave enough to go up and see them for myself! So this is actually his photo, with a slight touch of Photoshop! You are looking north across my city, Portsmouth, towards the white chalk of the South Downs (and Portsdown Hill) about 5 miles away, I'd guess.