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    I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it would be a big job to remove all the tiles off my roof top can this be waterproofed leaving the tiles in place?

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    Re: I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it wou

    A tiled roof top is exposed to the environment even more than an external balcony but it is still just a tiled surface. Clear Waterproofing Membrane is a waterproofing for tiles to waterproof the surface without the need to remove the tiles. Because it’s clear it leaves the area looking the way it does currently whilst making it watertight. Check out it out here: https://www.remedialmembranes.com/leaky-balcony-repair/ or AUS https://www.remedialmembranes.com.au...alcony-repair/

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    Re: I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it wou

    I'm currently in search of a roofing manufacturer based in China that offers extended warranty coverage on their products. Durability and longevity are top priorities for me, so I'm keen to find a roofing manufacturer company that stands behind their materials with a solid warranty. If anyone has recommendations or experiences with Chinese roofing manufacturers known for their long warranty periods, I'd greatly appreciate your insights and suggestions.

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    Re: I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it wou

    It's possible to waterproof your tiled roof without removing the tiles, depending on the extent of the damage and the condition of the tiles. You may want to consider consulting with a roofing specialist who can assess the situation and provide tailored solutions. If you're ever in need of fireplace repair seattle service, feel free to visit chimneysweepingseattle website for reliable assistance.

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    Re: I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it wou

    By the way, my tile roof also started leaking, it needs to be replaced, and I have a question. Do you know a company that not only provides roofing services but can also install roof lights on my home? Thank you in advance)

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    Re: I have a tiled roof top that has started to leak, it wou

    I don’t know a specific company that deals with roofing and installation of roof lights, and it’s unlikely that there are companies that know both, even if there are, I wouldn’t contact such companies that are masters in all areas. I think that you need to find a company that knows separately about roofing and about installing roof lights, I think this will be right since a company that knows one thing is truly professional in its business. Well, then decide for yourself.

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