Hi guys I've got one of those small old fashioned windows in my loft - steel frame, single glazing. It looks in a bit of a state (draughty, though not leaking - yet) and it's pointless as far as I'm concerned as I don't need daylight in my loft. What are the chances that this can be removed, blocked up and tiled over (roof has 'modern' concrete tiles), all from the inside...? Ideally I'd do it myself to save money and I don't have a ladder suitable for going up the roof. If I had to get someone in to do it from the outside, could it be done with a ladder rather than putting up scaffolding? In case you're wondering, I'd like rid of it because a) it's draughty, b)it could start leaking in future, c) I don't want to pay to have it replaced, d) it will be easier without the window to insulate the loft Thank a lot!
Rather impossible to tile it from the inside of the roof. To take it out can probably be done from inside, but afterwards the hole has to be felted over, battened then tiled. All these jobs have to be done on the outside.
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