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Is it normal to have scuffs and marks on new roof tiles

Helen Boyd
last year

We have just had the Roof tiles laid on our Extension and everyone is marked, does anyone know if these marks will disappear? We wanted Marley tiles but the roofer put on Northstone Donard

tiles (I don’t know much about these) He said they were the same as Marley and that Marley tiles are unavailable for 3 months. We think the tiles are are really thick with rough edges compared to the sample Marley tile that I had ordered.


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  • Jonathan
    last year

    Most roof tiles look like that when new because of the way they are stacked for delivery. But a couple of downpours will sort it out

    Comments (7)

    • Sonia
      last year

      I’ve never been on my roof so I wouldn’t know. I wonder if a good downpour will get rid of the scuffs?


    • Mary Mary
      last year

      Why not see if you can reach up and wash one to see if it comes off, looks like dust to me .

    • E P
      11 months ago

      Helen, have your scuffs disappeared through weathering. I have the same issue....

    • HU-337296546
      7 months ago

      Hi, did your tiles ever clean off my tiles are the same…thansk

    • HU-337296546
      7 months ago

      Hi helen, did the scuffs ever come off? my tiles are the same all marked!

    • HU-799551765
      last month

      Hi did anyone manage to sort this problem out as i have the same issue!

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