Don't cap over rot
Covering rotten timber with new boards hides the problem and traps moisture. Failed timber should come out first.
Fascias, Soffits & Cladding
A clean, solid roofline
Rotten fascias take the gutters with them, and gaps in soffits let in birds and damp. New roofline boards fix both and transform how the house looks.
Signs to look for
You may need this if…
Any one of these is worth a look. Several together usually means the roof is telling you something.
- Flaking paint and soft timber
- Gutters pulling away from the roof edge
- Birds nesting behind the soffit
- Staining at the eaves
- Tired, dated cladding
What the work includes
- Removal of old boards
- Check of rafter ends behind
- New fascias and soffits
- Cladding
- Ventilation at the eaves
- Re-hanging gutters to the correct fall
Suitable for
- Houses and bungalows
- Gable ends and dormers
- Extensions
- Garages
Materials & systems
- uPVC fascia and soffit
- Vented soffit boards
- Cladding
- Treated timber
Honest guidance
What you should know
Let the roof breathe
Ventilation at the eaves stops condensation building up inside the roof space.
How it runs
The typical process
- 01
Inspect
Boards, timber behind and ventilation.
- 02
Strip
Old boards removed.
- 03
Install
New fascias, soffits and cladding.
- 04
Re-hang gutters
Set to the correct fall.
Questions
Fascias & soffits FAQs
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