Most properties built before the 1990s have timber fascias and soffits. Over time, timber rots — particularly where paint has failed or where gutters have been overflowing and soaking the wood. Rotten fascias allow water into the roof structure, can cause the first course of tiles to lift and provide an entry point for pests. Replacing them with uPVC eliminates the maintenance burden and protects the roof edge for decades.

We remove the existing fascias, soffits and guttering, inspect the rafter feet and any timber behind the fascia, and replace any rotten timber before fitting the new uPVC system. This is important — fitting new uPVC over rotten timber is a common shortcut that leads to early failure. We do the job properly.

uPVC fascias and soffits are available in a range of colours and finishes, including white, cream, black, anthracite grey and woodgrain effects. We can match existing windows and doors or choose a contrasting colour for a fresh look. Guttering is available in half-round, square and ogee profiles to suit the style of the property.

Fascia and soffit replacement is often carried out at the same time as a new roof or moss removal, as scaffolding is already in place. This can represent a significant saving on the overall cost. We will advise you on the best approach for your property when we carry out the survey.