A roof valley is the V-shaped metal channel where two slopes of a tiled roof meet. It carries a lot of water — and when it rusts or clogs, ceilings flood fast.
Valleys act like internal highways, collecting large volumes of rainwater off two slopes and channelling it into the gutters. On a tiled roof the valley is usually a long strip of galvanised metal running under the tile edges.
Over twenty to thirty years the metal develops hidden rust patches and pinholes. Leaves and twigs also build up into a natural dam, especially under overhanging trees. In a sudden downpour the blocked or holed valley overflows its shallow edges and water pours straight into the ceiling.
This is licensed roof-plumbing work in Victoria. A roof plumber lifts the surrounding tiles, clears the blockage, and installs a wider, deeper, rust-resistant valley tray before re-laying the tiles.
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