The existing plaster was in a poor state, so the decision was made to strip the whole house. 4 skips later...
Next job was to get rid of the asbestos cement roof on the garage at the rear of the house, and convert it into a workshop suitable for storing building materials.
And making cups of tea…

Roofing sheets removed and disposed of safely.
Old roof completely removed.
Brickwork toothed-out ready for the new end wall.


Completed flat roof structure.

18mm OSB roofdeck installed in readiness for the EPDM membrane.

Completed roof with guttering (obscured slightly by a dusting of snow).

Lighting installed along with a new concrete floor.
That brings us pretty much up to date. Watch this spot over the next few months as the story unfolds. Quite slowly I expect...
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