Roofline
Fascias, soffits and gutters that stop trouble starting
Nobody wants to spend money on guttering. It is still a great deal cheaper than fixing what happens when it fails.

What roofline covers
The edge of the roof, and everything on it
Fascias carry the guttering, soffits close the gap underneath, and together they keep water off the walls and wildlife out of the loft. Timber ones need painting; uPVC ones do not.
- Fascias, soffits and bargeboards
- Guttering and downpipes
- Dry verge systems
- White, black and woodgrain finishes
Signs it needs doing
What to look for
Peeling or soft timber
Flaking paint is cosmetic. Timber you can push a screwdriver into is not, and it will be letting water somewhere it should not go.
Water down the wall
Staining or green growth below the gutter line usually means a joint has failed or the run has dropped out of level.
Sagging gutters
Often a bracket or fascia problem rather than the gutter itself. Worth diagnosing before replacing the visible part.
How it works
From first visit to finished job
1. Book a free home visit
We look at the property, talk through what you are trying to achieve, and measure up.
2. Go through the options
Styles, finishes and specifications, with honest guidance on what is worth the money and what is not.
3. Agree and install
A clear scope and a date. The work gets done, the mess leaves with us.
Common questions
Worth knowing before you book
Can you fit over the existing timber?
It is possible, and it is cheaper, but capping over rotten timber hides the problem rather than solving it. Where the timber is sound, capping is a reasonable option.
How long does it take?
Most houses are a short job rather than a long one, though it depends on the size of the property and access. We will give you a realistic timescale at the visit.
Do you need scaffolding?
Sometimes. It depends on the height, the pitch and how safely the roofline can be reached. If it is needed we will say so up front, not later.
Start with a free home visit
No obligation, and no pressure to decide on the day.