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If you did replace tiles, do you think the leaking would stop?
Temporarily yes if we repaired those areas.
But I suspect we'd face similar costs periodically and would only defer the large cost to the future... so I think we'd pay more overall by only doing a bit of the job today.
Velocio-
Agreed, but if the rest of the roof is under 20 years old, I'd not be keen to replace it all.
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For context my roof breakdown costs were:
Scaffolding £1,450 (3 storeys)
Replacing the 2 roof elevations £6,300 (8.5m x 4.3m & 3m x 1.7m & Bay Window)
Coating the flat roof £500 (3m x 3m)
30 new coping stones and lead flashing £740
Guttering and fascia boards £460
Loft insulation Rockwool and insulation boarding £1,000
Changing of a joist on lower roof £1,000Total £10,950
JonoMarshall
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You can only force it if you're prepared to charge the downstairs neighbour ~£1k and front the rest of the funds yourself?
If you did replace tiles, do you think the leaking would stop?