Fascia, Soffit & Guttering

Traditionally, fascia and soffits were made from wood and required frequent maintenance, such as painting and repairs. Today, uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) is the preferred material due to its durability and resistance to weathering.

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• Fascia boards are fitted along the edge of your roof to protect it from moisture infiltration. They also provide a sturdy surface for guttering to be attached.

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• Soffit boards sit beneath the fascia and connect to the underside of the roof’s timber joists, bridging the gap between the roof overhang and the building.

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• Guttering is responsible for directing rainwater away from your property. Properly installed gutters prevent water from seeping into walls and foundations, which can lead to costly damage.

Low Maintenance

Unlike wooden alternatives, uPVC fascia, soffits, and guttering are not susceptible to rot, warping, or peeling. They require minimal upkeep and can last over 20 years without the need for repainting or extensive repairs.

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Prevention of Animal Infestation

Damaged or rotting fascia and soffits can create entry points for pests such as birds, rodents, and insects. Installing new uPVC boards helps to keep unwanted animals out of your home.

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Enhanced Curb Appeal

Aged, discoloured, or damaged fascia, soffits, and gutters can make a property look neglected. Upgrading to fresh, clean uPVC instantly improves the exterior aesthetic, giving your home a modern, well-maintained appearance.

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Easy to Repair

uPVC guttering is designed with interlocking fittings, making it easy to replace individual sections when necessary. If any part becomes damaged, you can quickly swap it out without replacing the entire system.

Here are a few questions that may help to define your answer;

• Do your gutters leak in more than one place?

• Do your gutters look like they are sagging?

• Have your gutters discoloured?

• Are your gutters more than 10 years old?

• Is the paint peeling on your fascia boards?

• Are there any rotten or damaged areas on your fascia board?

• Can you hear animals living in your loft space?

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If the answer is yes to more than 3 of the above questions then maybe renewing your fascia, soffit and guttering is exactly what you need.