Fascia, Soffit & Roofline Replacement

Why roofline timber fails

Almost always because of water. An overflowing gutter, a missing tile at the eaves or years of paint neglect lets moisture into the timber, and once rot takes hold it spreads along the board.

• Flaking, blistered paint and dark staining on the boards
• Soft or crumbling timber when pressed
• Gutter pulling away or brackets that will not hold
• Gaps at the soffit where birds are getting in
• Sagging or bowed board lines along the eaves

Replacement options

uPVC fascia and soffit is the common choice — it does not rot and needs nothing more than an occasional wash. Where a property suits timber, or where you want to keep an existing detail, we will work with that instead.

Whichever is used, the important part is removing the old boards fully, checking the rafter ends underneath and fitting proper ventilation at the soffit so the roof space can breathe.

Done alongside other work

Because the roofline sits right under the roof edge, it is far more economical to do it while scaffolding is already up for a re-roof or gutter renewal. If we are quoting a roof for you, ask us to price the roofline at the same time.