Looking to take a dip in the usual pool of knowledge…
My father in laws garage roof is shagged to the point of collapsing. Its some sort of cement board crap that will be tested and removed either way as the joists are rotten and the whole lot needs to come up.
What’s the cheapest way to reroof a communal block (owned) garage whilst ensuring that next doors leaks stop coming through?
Current roof is 50×130 joists with ~18mm thick shite board and flat. It’s the end garage so pitching is an option and there is no real issue with access.
Primary concern is keeping it dry for as long as possible. It’s a glorified car port in Cumbernauld, not a lifestyle hut.
A quick pricing up gives me replacement 47×125 joists and 18mm OSB at £366 before we even add sarking or proofing. Would corrugated bitumen or such be a cheaper route?