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Porch - Poor Condition	The porch is in poor condition and requires considerable overhaul, replacement, or removal to ensure safety and weather protection	0	Edit Delete
Porch Movement - Further Inspection	There is evidence of structural movement between the porch and the main building. Further investigation by a Chartered Structural Engineer is recommended	1	Edit Delete
Porch Pitched Roof Leaking	The sloping roof is leaking, and urgent repairs are required to prevent further damage to adjoining elements. Additional areas of disrepair may become apparent upon closer inspection	2	Edit Delete
Porch - Sloping Roof End Of Life	The sloping roof coverings are nearing the end of their serviceable life and require comprehensive overhaul or replacement	3	Edit Delete
Porch Flat Roof Poor	The flat roof covering is in poor condition and should now be replaced. There may be associated damage to the roof deck and supporting structure, which should be inspected and repaired or replaced as necessary	4	Edit Delete
Porch Shallow Pitch	The sloping roof has a low pitch, which adversely affects the performance of the roof covering, particularly during extreme weather conditions. It is recommended that a competent roofing contractor inspects the roof and advises on the suitability of this arrangement	5	Edit Delete
Porch Damp	There is evidence of dampness within the porch. Improvements will be necessary if this space is to be used regularly. Further investigation and repair should be undertaken by a specialist contractor who is a member of the Property Care Association (PCA)	6	Edit Delete
Porch Dangerous	Elements of the structure are defective and considered dangerous. Urgent repair or replacement is required to ensure safety and stability	7	Edit Delete
Porch Safety Glass	The glazing to the porch has no visible markings to confirm the presence of toughened or laminated safety glass. To reduce the risk of injury from accidental breakage, the affected glazing should be replaced with safety glass	8	Edit Delete
Porch Penetrating Damp	Parts of the structure are not weathertight, resulting in damp penetration. Repairs and improvements are required to prevent further moisture ingress and deterioration	9	Edit Delete
Porch Gutter Problem	The rainwater goods are in poor condition and should be repaired as a matter of urgency to prevent damage to adjoining elements of the structure	10	Edit Delete
Roof Trims Damaged	Some of the roof trims are damaged and require repair or replacement to maintain weather protection and appearance	11	Edit Delete
Porch Flashband	The roof has been repaired using self-adhesive tape, which can only be considered a temporary measure. A more permanent repair will be required to ensure long-term weather protection	12	Edit Delete
Porch RWG blocked	The rainwater goods are blocked and require cleaning and repair to ensure proper drainage and prevent water damage to the building	13	Edit Delete
Porch RWG Poorly Aligned	The rainwater goods are poorly aligned and require adjustment and repair to ensure effective drainage and prevent water penetration	14	Edit Delete
Porch RWG Vegetation Covered	The rainwater goods are covered with vegetation and require cleaning and repair to ensure effective water flow and prevent blockages	15	Edit Delete
Porch RWG Minor Leakage	There is evidence of staining and leakage at the joints of the rainwater fittings, which require repair to prevent further water ingress and deterioration	16	Edit Delete
Porch Misted Panes	Sections of glazing in the porch have misted. These units cannot be repaired, and the affected panes will need to be replaced to restore clarity and insulation performance	17	Edit Delete
Porch Sealant	The sealant between the porch and main walls has deteriorated and needs replacement to ensure weather resistance	18	Edit Delete
Porch Pointing	Sections of pointing between the porch and the main walls have perished and require repointing to maintain a weatherproof joint	19	Edit Delete

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