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A mate has something similar and the condensation means you get drips that look like leaks.
I think this actually could also be the issue if it isn't fully 'leaking'; condensation is occuring/being accelerated by the water ingress from the crap guttering
My first port of call is to review the guttering situation/clear blockages at my neighbours and then monitor the situation over spring. I have a flat roof above our extension which is pooling water ontop of it (ticking time bomb) so was hoping to get an opinion on the roof of the garage at the same time
The current garage roof doesnt actually seem damaged at all - but I want there to be less leaks/condensation so I can actually store precious bikes in there and get a turbo trainer setup :-) a bonus would therefore be to remove the asbestos
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Currently procrastinating and apparently you can get fleece lined anti-condensation corrugated iron panels. So it might be worth exploring various roof options. A mate has something similar and the condensation means you get drips that look like leaks.
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