What Do Fascias, Soffits & Guttering Do?
Fascias, soffits and guttering all work together at your roofline – one of the most exposed parts of your property – to keep rainwater under control and protect the structure underneath from damp and decay. Fascias are the boards fixed to the ends of your rafters, giving guttering somewhere secure to attach; soffits close the gap underneath, between the wall and the roofline, often with ventilation built in.
Guttering channels rainwater away from your walls and foundations – when it’s damaged, blocked or missing, that water has to go somewhere else instead.
We install, repair and replace all three, using low-maintenance uPVC as standard, and can also clear and repair existing guttering that’s no longer doing its job properly.
Fascias & Soffits
We replace worn or damaged timber fascias and soffits with low-maintenance uPVC that won’t rot, warp or need repainting – giving your roofline a clean, tidy finish while providing a secure fixing point for your guttering.
- uPVC fascia replacement
- Soffit replacement & ventilation
- Timber fascia & soffit repairs
Guttering
Blocked or damaged guttering sends rainwater down your walls instead of away from them, which can lead to damp and long-term structural damage. We repair, replace and clear guttering to keep it doing its job properly.
- Guttering repairs & replacement
- Gutter clearing
- Downpipes
Our Fascias, Soffits & Guttering Services
Our Process
Inspection
We check your fascias, soffits and guttering for rot, damage, blockages and signs that water isn’t draining away properly.
Honest Recommendation
We advise whether a repair or a clear-out will solve the problem, or whether replacement is the better long-term option.
Installation Or Repair
Your fascias, soffits and guttering are fitted, repaired or cleared, with attention to secure fixing and correct water flow.
Final Check
We check everything is secure and draining properly before we consider the job finished.
Why Choose KJ for Fascias, Soffits & Guttering?
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a fascia and a soffit?
The fascia is the board fixed to the ends of your roof rafters, running along the edge of the roofline – it’s what your guttering is fixed to. The soffit is the board underneath it, closing the gap between the wall and the roofline, and is often ventilated to let your roof space breathe.
Why is uPVC used instead of timber?
uPVC is low-maintenance and doesn’t rot, warp or need repainting the way timber does over time, which is why it’s become the standard choice for most modern fascias, soffits and guttering. Timber has a traditional look but needs regular painting and treatment to avoid rot.
How often should guttering be cleared?
It depends on your property – gutters near overhanging trees may need clearing more than once a year, while others can go longer. As a general rule, it’s worth checking at least once a year, since leaves and debris build-up is the most common cause of blockages, overflow and resulting damp.
What happens if guttering isn’t repaired?
Damaged or blocked guttering sends rainwater down your walls instead of away from the property, which can lead to damp patches, staining and, over time, damage to brickwork, render and even foundations. Catching a problem early is usually far cheaper than fixing the damage it causes.
Do you offer a guarantee on this work?
Yes, all our fascia, soffit and guttering work is guaranteed. Get in touch for the specific terms that apply to your job.
How much does fascia, soffit and guttering work cost?
Cost depends on the length of roofline involved, the materials chosen, access, and whether it’s a repair, a clear-out or a full replacement. We provide free, no-obligation quotes so you can get an accurate price for your property.
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