We provide fascia and soffit replacement in Salisbury, swapping rotten or tired timber boards for new ones. It protects your roof edge, holds your gutters securely and keeps birds out.
The fascia is the board fixed along the ends of the rafters, and the gutter is attached to it. The soffit is the board underneath that closes the gap between the fascia and the wall. Together they protect the rafter ends from the weather and stop birds and pests getting in.
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Peeling paint, soft or crumbling wood, gutters pulling away and gaps where birds come and go are all signs of fascia trouble. Wood rots faster when gutters leak onto it. Once the boards are soft, gutters cannot be fixed securely and the rafter ends can start to rot too.
Most replacement fascias and soffits are made from uPVC. They do not rot, do not need painting and only need an occasional wipe down. They come in white, black, brown and wood effect finishes. Vented soffits can also be fitted to help air move through the roof space.
Fascia and soffit replacement is work we have carried out in Salisbury for 20 years, usually alongside new guttering. We check the rafter ends when the old boards come off and repair any rot before the new boards go on. We are fully insured and members of TrustATrader. Call us between 5am and 11pm to book a visit.
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Replacing the fascias, soffits and gutters on a typical house takes around two to three days. Smaller jobs, such as one side of a house or a bungalow, can be quicker. The time depends on access, how many rafter ends need repair and the size of the house.
Capping over old boards is possible, but full replacement is the better job. Capping hides rot rather than fixing it, and the wood underneath can keep decaying. Taking the old boards off lets us check and repair the rafter ends, so the new fascias and soffits are fixed to sound timber.
Usually, yes. Scaffolding or a tower gives safe, steady access along the full roof edge, which is needed to remove and fit long boards properly. On bungalows, towers or platforms are often enough. We look at your house and include the right access in the price.


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