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Considering 6-12 months used to be the standard guarantee for building work like this,well done for going back. I agree with your assessment re:-drainage wrong bricks etc. Few builders would do this at shared cost or free. You certainly misread the ground conditions the first time, you recognise that and your solution is correct class A engineering brick will work, however, your just masking the problem. If both properties were up for it the proper solution is a land drain on next doors property behind the wall as well as as a rebuild of party wall with weep holes. Your solution is the cheapest and you shouldn't have to ever go back. all credit to you shows good character and professionalism. I do think in this case that the client should meet you part way and pay for materials. Well done 👍 I would definitely recommend considering your work ethic.

Only other way is us to use concrete, either L shaped forms craned in or building it in situ, would allow you to get closer and avoid the need for butreses. Neighbours trees would possibly still be an issue and the budget would be a lot more. You made the right decision. It's a shame though, I hope they find a builder to take it on. If they done a rebuild then you would have access for heavy machinery for the concrete wall.

I have to agree with other commitments, take it down and rebuild, would be far simpler

I believe Building methods for the time was faux wattle and dorb timber frame with brick infill. Poor quality brickwork is not unusual for areas that where not seen. The history of cowboy builders goes back a long way.

Another great insight iinto how to do it properly so it lasts. Great attention to detail as always thank you gents.

What about the cold bridge at the top of the wall where it meets the roof? Did you put insulation in the cavity to meet the roof? Because if not, when you put the insulation on the roof you’ll have a big non insulated gap between the raters, from the roof to the insulation in the cavity.

Great content really well explained cold roof is a real eye opener

You should tell the bloke using the nail gun that you never shoot towards yourself!

Great informative video..Glad I purchased a 350 R

In the morning of the last days work at 41 Mins -30 Secs in i thought the two lads were turned to Mecca on their knees for their Morning Prayers. Really great job, you were blessed with nice dry weather not alone for the construction of the roof but for the critical part with the fibre glass work on the roof.

Hi, I wanted to turn my garage into 1 bed studio, however my garage is at the front of the property, the only man hole I can see is at the back of the property. The next next door neighbour on the left has man hole in his garden. I rang severn trent and they sent me some forms which i really don't understand. Whats my best bet, try and investigate on my own getting sewer maps or just calling in professional, builder doesn't want to touch the drainage system. I'm in Leicester if you know anyone round here.

Excellent work, I tried to build a garden gate during lock down, hopeless, i gave up and ordered a pro to complete the job, i would have been a shit caveman, i would have to live in a drafty cave with no door, useless.

Great video lads. It’s a pity I didn’t see this before I did my flat roofs, with a tradesman who was supposed to know what he was doing! I could have taught him a few tips for fibreglassing.

If i may have a geus. The problem is that moisture from the top sucks in from above ( when raining for example). And if you you have caulk in your mortar . It will dissolve after time . Never use premixed mortar outside . There is a lot of caulk in it to make it smooth to mix. Its a bit tricky to explain but i am builder from the netherlands

If the brick were sandy clay and not moistened with water beforè laying them, they pulled the water out of the mortor and the joints fell apart.

Top work fellas good team of lads there not easy too come by a lot of guys say there roofers and buildersbefore you no it i say no more thanks for good video's ahhha im still in the stone age v log or what they call it cheers lads top work

As the man from del monte said excellenteee, good work lads really nice job id recommend you guys too anyone not like any cowboys

You guys are a credit to the industry.

Love the drone <3

Thank you for sharing your video, it's very useful :) I just have a quick question please, how did you connect the top of the handrail to the timber on the ceiling? Did you use a handrail fixing kit of did you screw it?

The roofs look a great job done there lads, just wondering for the utility room roof is there some ventilation strip under the fascia trim on the neighbouring side so you have a cross airflow going though to the abutment vents on the wall side ?

Hi guys as you had so many challenges on the roof has the customer not provided any drawings to try and help you guys out? When you were speaking about the ventilation at 25min on the video I noticed the weep holes in the blockwork, with the wall being clad will any water just drain behind and out over the above fascia vent? Overall I think you did the best you could given all the problems facing you.

Let it go Mick, ruclips.net/video/5AfQeemKy_w/видео.html

I think the drone is a great addition to give your viewers a different view, but also, can be used to inspect roofing when quoting for jobs to see without getting ladders or scaffolding up. Love watching your videos from a DIY perspective and followed your channel for over few years now.

Is there much settlement on the floor as you are not sheeted up etc.

I have been a plasterer for 52 years (retired now) best builders I've seen are brilliant.

Bracing yourself to Steel the day 😁, nice work lads

Communication is key, walk talk thought whats happening before you start. the tree is not their problem. this would given the customer a heads up on the wall position and would had time to consider your advice.

The builder pays for it as they should know better

How did you vent the under stairs w.c? Expelair fan?

Fantastic video as always, always look forward to Sundays! I'm not a builder but a cabinet maker and I would like to think a knowledgeable diyer. I recently took my plastic gutter down to clean (bungalow). My question is, would it be possible to take the gutter down on your flat roof, or just replace a fitting? I'm referring to the way the trim sits in the gutter. Sorry if this is a dumb question! Keep up the great work guys. You are true craftsman and I applaud you for passing on your skills in a very informative way, with comedy thrown in as well.

Great work as always, you have a great eye for detail…..what’s the make of your drone, seems very stable when hovering?

Whoever knew Julian assange would end up doing roofs 😂 Few chains and you look like Jimmy fix it... Loving the show but get a haircut

I would "REALLY" like to know, considering the quality and effort the team are showing on this build, what stage the work on the 'previous' job that you parted ways on, has gotten to, this vlog has shown that your work, ethics and quality is top notch IMHO, I just wish we had more to watch, waiting a week is like being back in the 80's waiting for the next thrilling installment of whatever to come :) Thanks for the uploads, the comedy and the quality, very much appreciated.

Fine work fellas 👍

Really enjoying the updates chaps! Thanks for sharing.

Phenomenal job as always. I might have missed it, but don’t think you showed how to cover the mitres at the corner, as I’m not sure if you fibreglass them as they’re on the outside edge. I’ll watch again anyway, I always watch them a few times anyway 😊 lovely finish Ad and Rich

Thanks for the knowledge and the entertainment! I have a question about drainage again... as it stands it looks like the gutter of roof 3 will have to deal with all the rain falling on roof 3, plus roof 1 and on top of that half the roof of the original house, is there not a high risk of overflowing in a downpour? I'm a fan of the Gate City Foundation Drainage channel and Sean is always saying "once water is in a pipe, keep it in a pipe", so maybe the water from roof 1 and the top of the house should somehow be kept in down pipes instead of flowing on top of roof 3? But I wouldn't know how to do that...

What a timely video I'm doing something similar, waiting for my rubber roof to arrive. Thanks for the information, subd!

Brilliant 🎉

Upping your game, with a drone now. Very nice. All looks fantastic lads, thanks for sharing.

Nice mitres, I remember the feeling of doing fine joinery the trepidation of not wanting to mess it up, great job and it looks a treat. I bet the client was happy. Lots of landscaping now; I was looking at a 2 bed with open-plan liv-kit-diner and utility room I could fit in garden, I just the 100k to build it 🤣

hey guys im torn between resin or edpm would you resin is better over the two?

It's a felt support tray, and you don't have felt draped into the gutter, you are also missing the cick batten so all the information in this video is completely wrong. You have no allowance for a facia board or sick batten, Why do people insist on blurting out incorrect information.

On my doorstep and you do nice work, great to watch (from retired carpenter/builder); material quality has dropped, most timber we get today was once used as firewood now they call it A-grade.

Could you please explain to me why your OSB sheeting is only 2 feet wide. Here in the states everything is 4 x 8. I am quite confused.

Looking good, boys.

I absolutely hate grp😂I did a porch roof and when it had gone off I caught the edge and got a splinter in my hand🤦‍♂️3 years it's been itching everyday

Excellent video, love the drone footage

Regarding end panels good trick is rip them down as you only will see the the panel jutting out