uPVC fascias and soffits
Low-maintenance uPVC fascias, soffits and bargeboards, replacing tired timber and giving your roofline a clean, neat finish.
Get a quoteFascias are the boards along the edge of the roof that your gutters are fixed to. Soffits close the gap beneath them, between the fascia and the wall, and the boards that follow the slope of a gable are called bargeboards. Together they protect the rafter ends and keep birds and weather out of the roof space.
Timber boards need regular painting to stay sound, and once the paint fails they start to rot. Flaking paint, soft or crumbling wood, gutters pulling away and gaps where birds or insects get in are all signs that the boards are due for replacing.
Replacing your fascias and soffits in uPVC is a cost-effective way to improve the appearance of your home and add to its value. We use quality uPVC products that are low maintenance, economical and long lasting, and modern replacement boards can be fitted quickly and with little disruption.
There is a choice of styles and colours to suit your property. White is the most popular, while black, anthracite grey and woodgrain effects are widely made too. Soffits can be plain or vented, and if your guttering is also tired, it makes sense to replace it at the same time.
Questions about uPVC fascias and soffits
Should old fascias be replaced or covered over?
Covering, often called capping, fixes a thin uPVC board over the old timber. It can look fine at first, but it hides any rot, which carries on underneath. Full replacement takes the old boards off, so the rafter ends can be checked before the new boards go on.
Does my roof space need ventilation?
Most lofts need air moving through them to stop condensation forming on the timbers. Vented soffits, or a vent strip along the top of the fascia, let air in at the eaves, and they can be built in when the new boards are fitted.
What if birds are nesting under my roofline?
Nesting birds are protected by law, so work near an active nest has to wait until the young have flown. If you know birds use your eaves, mention it when you get in touch so the work can be planned around them.
Do uPVC fascias need any maintenance?
Very little. Quality uPVC does not need painting, and an occasional wash keeps it looking clean. It is worth keeping the gutters fixed to it clear, as overflowing water can stain the boards.
Timber fascias looking tired?
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