Fascia & soffit repairs

Fascia supports the gutter at the roof edge, while soffit closes and ventilates the underside of the eaves where required.

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Metal gutter, outlet and downpipe at the eaves of a rendered home
Domestic gutter & eaves detail. Reference photograph. Image credit

Signs worth having checked.

  • Peeling paint, soft timber or staining at the roof edge
  • Loose or cracked fascia or soffit panels
  • Gutters pulling away because their fixings no longer hold
  • Bird, insect or moisture entry around open eaves

Observe from a safe place. You do not need to access the roof to make an enquiry.

What the work may involve.

  • Inspection of the boards, rafter ends, ventilation and gutter fixings
  • Local timber repair where deterioration is limited
  • Replacement fascia and soffit in timber or low-maintenance materials
  • Ventilation details suited to the roof construction
  • Removal and reinstatement of gutters where necessary

The actual work should follow an inspection and an agreed written quotation.

What is behind the visible board?

New coverings need a sound fixing base. The inspection should check rafter ends and existing timber, and preserve the ventilation arrangement required by the roof.

Before the inspection

Describe loose boards, staining or gutters pulling away. Photographs should be taken from the ground.

What affects the price?

Access equipment, the extent of the fault, compatible materials and any underlying damage. Request a clear scope with exclusions, rather than relying on a price for an unseen roof.

What a clear quotation covers →

Start with what you have noticed.

A leak, a loose slate or a roof ready for renewal. You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself.

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