A roof edge that works as it should
Old timber removed
We expose the roof edge so hidden decay isn't simply covered and forgotten.
Airflow considered
Ventilated soffits help maintain useful movement of air through the roof space.
Components coordinated
Fascia, soffits and rainwater fittings meet neatly and manage water together.
Replace rotten timber at the roof edge
Soft, split or peeling timber leaves the roof edge exposed to rain and makes the whole property look tired. We remove old or rotten sections rather than hiding them behind a thin cover. A correctly fitted uPVC fascia and soffit replacement protects the edge, supports the guttering and gives the elevation a clean finish. Ventilated soffits also help air move through the roof space, which matters when existing airflow is poor. We can assess one damaged run or inspect the complete system, then explain whether a targeted repair, partial renewal or full replacement makes practical sense.
Match the finish and manage rainwater
Your fascia, soffit, gutters and downpipes need to work as one system. We check how water leaves the roof, where outlets sit and whether the supporting roof edge remains sound before fixing new components. Colour-matched, timber-effect and woodgrain finishes let you coordinate the roofline with windows, doors or the style of the building. Where some sections remain structurally sound, we can discuss partial replacement instead of taking everything down. The quotation sets out the agreed scope so you know which materials and roof edges are included.
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover old wooden fascia with new uPVC?
We assess the existing timber before deciding how to proceed. Where it is rotten or no longer suitable, we remove it and prepare the roof edge for the new system rather than trapping damaged material underneath.
Can you replace only one damaged fascia or soffit section?
Yes, partial replacement may be suitable when the surrounding sections remain structurally sound. We inspect the affected run and its adjoining components, then explain whether a local repair will leave a secure, consistent finish.
Why does a soffit need ventilation?
Ventilation helps air move through the roof space and can reduce problems linked to trapped moisture. We check the existing arrangement and select ventilated components where they are needed for the roof design.