How We Work at TLG Gutter Wales
Step 1:The house is scaffolded with our own equipment wherever possible. If there are conservatories or access is limited by outhouses etc then there will be a charge for specialized scaffolding or delays in erecting our own access equipment. |
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Step 2:The gutters are then removed with a saw - level with the front of the existing walls of the house. |
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Step 3:Treated timber is then fitted to carry the PVC fascia boards and small soffits which have a deeper return above the windows to marry into them. |
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Step 4:A vent is fitted to the top of the fascia board to comply to latest BBA specification. Read article. |
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Step 5:Where required birdguard is fitted to below the tiles to prevent access of birds for nesting. On many houses there are a row of rosemary tiles cemented to the lowest row of tiles and this may cause a number of tiles to break when they are removed. We will replace these tiles with new and sort them so that the new tiles are on the rear of the house. |
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Step 6:Aluminium gutter is roll formed on site to the lengths required (max 25 metre) This is then fitted to BBA specification (The paint carries a 30 yr guarantee) There are no joints so you cannot have any leaks. The gutter carries twice the volume of water that plastic square gutter carries. Downpipes are plastic but Aluminium are available for an additional cost. Learn more about our Aluminium gutters. |
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Step 7:As we work all the old gutters etc are put into a Skip so no rubble is left lying around. |
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