Fascias, Soffits & Bargeboards

Fascias do a real job. They hold up the gutters, close off the ends of the rafters and support the bottom row of tiles. When they rot, gutters sag, water gets behind the boards and the rafter ends themselves can start to decay.

Soffits close off the underside of the eaves. When they fail, birds, bats and wasps can get into the roof space. Modern vented soffits keep pests out while still letting the loft breathe, which helps prevent condensation and mould.

Bargeboards protect the gable edges of the roof. Old timber ones are often the most exposed boards on the house, and a dry verge system fitted at the same time keeps the edge tiles secure without relying on mortar that cracks out.

Replacing your roofline is a great time to replace tired guttering too, as it's all reachable from the same scaffold. We'll talk through colours so everything matches your windows and doors.

Because we're roofers rather than just roofline fitters, we'll also spot anything at the edge of the roof that needs attention while we're there.

We remove all the old timber and take it away with us, leaving the site clean at the end of each day. You'll get photos of the rafter ends once the old boards are off, so you can see their condition, and photos of the finished roofline. It's a job that transforms the look of a house from the street, and one you shouldn't need to think about again for many years.