Cement 'layer' between roof slates and front of house

TwoShedsJackson

OK I know next to nothing about DIY but we have a house like this:



We bought it six years ago and they were built around 1980, I imagine the roof is the original.

There's a layer of cement under the roof tiles and a bit of that fell out in the high winds last night. It's right down in the lower right corner and was lying on the ground this morning. There is now a horrendous wooden creaking noise coming with every gust of wind, which was there before but far lower, presumably through a small gap somewhere.

So what or who can we get to fix this, will the whole cement bit need to be replaced or can the gap be filled in, and what do I call it anyway if looking for help?

Any help appreciated.

LK_Dave

Is it possible to get a photo of the damaged area?

Carlow52

Its mortar that fills the gap under the tiles along the slope of the eave, some people call it a verge. assuming u can get safe access its not a big job, u could get some premixed mortar in woodies and just add water

TwoShedsJackson

LK_Dave wrote: »

Is it possible to get a photo of the damaged area?

Here you go, sorry lights not the best but no chance to take during the day at the moment. The last couple of feet to the gutter is where it's missing.