Just looking for a bit of quick advice from those with roofing experience. We had a small extension built on the house earlier in the year and am having trouble with sparrows nesting in the new roof. The birds are getting in under the ridge capping in the picture below, then between the sheets of roofing iron. They are actually nesting between the roofing paper and the iron rather than in the ceiling space.
As you can see from the picture, the capping on this corner isn't a particularly snug fit over the roofing iron, leaving the gap for the birds to get in. I'd appreciate views from those with experience in roofs whether this is an acceptable install, or whether I could potentially go back to my roofer and ask for them to rectify this under their warranty. If not, suggestions on how to keep them out also appreciated!
Thanks all.
