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I'm wondering, how much is a job like that because I need it at my place

For some reason I'm not getting sound on any of these videos. I've viewed them before with no audio issues but something seems to have gone wrong, and it doesn't appear to be my end. Can anybody confirm they do or do not have audio please?

Never seen a cover flashing g on a chimney front apron,what's the point, the turn into the brickwork joint should be part of the front apron, check out the Lead Sheet Association guidance manuals, also the the front turn on the step flashing should be an angled cut not straight down

Lovely work 👍😎

I see, so soakers are weaved in amongst the tiles, in my head they were like an abutment gully but not the same.

looks awfull omg

Great video 👌

Great video, but are you still in business as your website not working for ordering chimney &/or dormer lead corners, etc?

I like the steeper steps, a lovely job sir

I enjoyed your video sir, moving the lead to maintain the thickness is important. The amount of times I've watched people on site reduce it to the thickness of a fag paper. Appreciated 👍

Good job

Thanks for your video, it has been very helpful, comments are also informative. As someone mentioned, I think it makes more sense to leave the color upstand outside the flue instead of inside. One could seal the joint with fire cement from a tube in doing so preserving the integrity of the flue liner.

This is horribly wrong, please do not follow the example shown here. Consult the British Lead Association’s guide for the correct dimensions and details for installing step flashing and lead aprons. Work of this nature requires skilled professional undertaking and should not be attempted by enthusiastic amateurs, doing so will only incur expensive corrective measures at a later date, not long after the next heavy rainfall.

This is scary to watch, clipping the lead in place instead of a mechanical fixing using copper nails. Might want to use patination oil? It’s a must!

Very good

😂😂😂😂this is hillarious so many faults

Very nice thanks

That is not, nor has ever been a front apron, just smack a bit of lead around a corner with a mallet, that’ll do until the cheque clears 🤬🤬🤬🤬

I was taught how lead weld at 14 years of age, at the time they said the new material nuralite which was a bitumous sheet was replacing it, lead is still used. We used to make all the roof flashing and gutter boxes etc, however on your video you do not clean the lead of both mating areas nor do you add lead, you are using both parent metals to fuse, as I understand, this produces a very weak joint and thins the lead along the weld, I've never seen it done like this, alway add filler to give strength to the join, and always clean the run before, that's how everyone was taught.

That is a terrible way to counterflash. It is not water tight. Wind blown rain gets in at every course.

That is a terrible way to counterflash. It is not water tight. Wind blown rain gets in at every course.

so didn't grind them in the recommended 25mm?

OMG.. That's a terrible way to counterflash. What are you drinking? Wind blown rain goes in at every course.

Best off getting the shape then taking the flashing off and putting it on a hard surface as not to fracture the slates etc and gives a far better finish imo

its a joy to watch this man work ,,, well done sir

When it rains I can hear water running down the chimney. The chimney breast in the room is wet. I have had three quotes from roofers, each stating different issues and repairs. I am a very much a senior living in a bungalow and I feel checking out your videos that its the back apron that is the issue. Advice would be appreciated.

I am assuming you do not put in a DPC like this on a tall 3 meter chimney that will be used constantly for wood coal burning ? I would melt yes ?

Peter are you a roofer or just specialise in lead??

excellent video, did you do your own lead welding ? I need to do one of these soon and ive not done on in years, this has been a very good reminder , thank you for your time.

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Amazing video

Thanks for your kind words

But dose it really work

Sir! I hope the timbers under your soakers stays as dry as your humour :) You remind me of my college tutor. If there was a picture of "British" in the dictionary then it should be of you. You should teach. thank you.

Are you going to iron the creases out of that? If I did that on one of my jobs I would be made to rip it back off

Mr Scholey this is such amazing work and presentation. Excellent job. Keep up the good work.

Hello Sir My builders and building inspectors like to upstand OUTSIDE not inside the liner. This keep liner uninterrupted intact with no gaps .

Very helpful video. I love a nice clean finish. Do you need to do any extra steps when the window sill goes in?

Love the weep hole trick

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Nice video Peter. Very informative.

This guy is clearly a proper craftsman. I never understood why the returns are cut back so sharply toward the water line instead of vertically down to the next step. Seems it’s just aesthetics. Also never understood why uk step flashing doesn’t incorporate a bend/cover flash over the closest tiles. Surely that would stop the soakers underneath working as hard?

How do you make the chimney apron, or is it something you buy?

Great skills and very well explained

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Stainless steel nails?????

4:30 "It's already happening" That is a great catch-phrase. And this guy is the best.

Very enjoyable. "The lap + the gauge = the soaker length" But in some parts it is called "The dry" Oh, I did enjoy that.

time served plumber , made and fitted hundreds of apronns on new and existing chimneys ,all aprom should be let in to brickwork and pluged , outher wise that will slip , regardless of those ties ,