dry verge system install- is there likely to be secondary jobs that pop up

I’m confused to your question, a dry verge doesn’t have mortar beds it’s a plastic covering system on the verge of roof promoting air flow and stopping wind driven rain and bugs from getting in etc, and is borderline maintenance free. The only down side is after 5 years or so the sun will bleached the colour from them and they won’t look as nice but nothing will look as good on day, 5 years down the line. Regards Frankie BT Roofing Services

They should be removing the old cement before they start if they are not this is bodge which is doing nothing but will create problems. Good luck Alex

The original sand and cement should have been removed, and the dry verge put in place so there will be no secondly jobs to do Who ever you get to do the work they will inspect and price the work accordingly Regards Paul

If your changing from a wet verge (cement) at present and want to change to a dry verge system then it’s just the price to do that

I always recommend sand and cement mortar three and one mix to re-bed any ridge tile and verge I feel it’s a better job and last longer than the Dry verge system I hope this has been a help many thanks John coastline