Wakefield and 20 miles around

We take the rotten wood off. We don't cover it up.

New uPVC fascias, soffits and gutters, from a father and son firm with 20 years on Wakefield rooflines.

Get a free quote Call Richard 07835 889248

Free, no-obligation quotes. Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.

Stone-built detached house with a new anthracite grey fascia, soffit and bargeboards, blue sky behind — What you get

Old painted timber fascia on a red brick house, the paint flaking and the wood split — What we find

20years

fitting rooflines around Wakefield

750+

rooflines fitted

New white soffit and fascia seen from below against a blue summer sky — Done properly

Father and son.

You'll deal with Richard.

07835 889248

10 year workmanship guarantee

Behind the board

The wood comes off first.

A new plastic board screwed over rotten timber hides the rot. It doesn't stop it. Here's one stretch of roof on one of our jobs, photographed the whole way through.

01
What we found.Painted timber fascia, flaking and split along its bottom edge.
02
What we took off.The old boards, right back to the rafter ends.
03
What went on.New fascia, bird comb and gutter.
04
What you see.The finished run over the patio doors.

Same roof, same job, four photos. That's the difference.

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Before and after

Same spot, same house. Drag to see.

Each pair below was taken from the same place, before we started and after we finished. Where we only have two different angles, we show them side by side and say so.

The same gable finished with white soffit and anthracite dry verge — A gable end with bare, rotting timber, finished in white soffit with an anthracite dry verge.

Gable end with rotten, unpainted timber boards, before — A gable end with bare, rotting timber, finished in white soffit with an anthracite dry verge.

The same gable with new white fascia and anthracite dry verge — Weathered grey timber along a gable, replaced with white fascia and an anthracite dry verge.

Weathered grey timber board along a gable edge, before — Weathered grey timber along a gable, replaced with white fascia and an anthracite dry verge.

The same stone gable with a new anthracite bargeboard — Brown timber bargeboard on a stone house, replaced in anthracite grey.

Brown timber bargeboard on a stone gable, before — Brown timber bargeboard on a stone house, replaced in anthracite grey.

The same wall with a new white fascia — Flaking maroon fascia on red brick, replaced in white.

Flaking maroon painted fascia on a red brick house, before — Flaking maroon fascia on red brick, replaced in white.

The same gable apex finished with a dry verge ridge cap — A gable apex, finished with a dry verge ridge cap.

Gable apex with bare, weathered timber boards, before — A gable apex, finished with a dry verge ridge cap.

Rotten boxed eaves corner with the paint gone, before — The same boxed corner: rotten before, rebuilt in white with an anthracite verge after.

The boxed corner rebuilt in white with an anthracite verge and black downpipe — The same boxed corner: rotten before, rebuilt in white with an anthracite verge after.

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Numbers match the list. Not to scale.

What we fit

Every part of your roofline, in plain English.

Most people don't know a soffit from a bargeboard, and they shouldn't have to. Here's what each part does and what we fit.

1FasciaThe board along the bottom edge of the roof. Your gutter is fixed to it.
2SoffitThe board underneath that closes the gap between the fascia and the wall.
3Gutter and downpipeCarry the rain off your roof and down to the drain.
4BargeboardThe sloping board on a gable end.
5Dry vergeInterlocking caps along the gable edge, fixed on rather than bedded in mortar.
6Dry ridgeThe ridge along the top of the roof, fixed mechanically rather than bedded in mortar.
7Vents and bird combLet air into the roof space and keep birds out of the eaves.
8CladdinguPVC boards in place of worn timber cladding.

Fascias & soffits Guttering

See it on a house like yours.

Every photo here is a roofline we've fitted.

WhiteAnthracite on brickAnthracite on stone

White fascia and soffit on red brick, with white or black gutters.

White fascia and soffit with an anthracite dry verge, on brick.

Anthracite fascia, soffit and bargeboards on a stone-built house.

Black gutters and downpipes too. Tell us what you'd like when you ask for a quote.

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Richard Fletcher and his son Elliot, smiling, sitting side by side — Richard (left) and Elliot Fletcher.

Who you'll deal with

Father and son. You'll deal with Richard.

Fletchers Rooflines is Richard Fletcher and his son, Elliot. The business has been fitting rooflines around Wakefield for 20 years, more than 750 of them so far.

When you ring 07835 889248, that's Richard's own mobile. No call centre and no salesman. If anything isn't right after we've been, it's the same number.

10 year workmanship guarantee
20 year product guarantee

rooflines fitted

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How it works

From your first call to the scaffold coming down.

1
Step 01
Tell us about it.
Send the quote form with a photo or two, or ring Richard.
2
Step 02
We price it.
We look at the house, in person or from your photos, and give you a price. Free, no obligation.
3
Step 03
Access goes up.
Scaffold or staging, depending on the house, so the work's done safely.
4
Step 04
Old off, new on.
The old boards come off and the rafter ends are checked. The new fascia goes up with the gutter brackets set to a string line, so the rain runs where it should.
5
Step 05
Bagged up and finished.
Old boards, nests and offcuts are bagged up, and the scaffold comes down.

Flaking maroon painted fascia along a red brick house, seen from the staging

Finished stone house with an anthracite roofline

Scaffold platform along the back of a house, level with the roofline

Gutter brackets on a new white fascia, lined up against a green string line

A finished white roofline on a red brick house, the scaffold gone

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What a customer said

Katie Rhodes

Google review

“Excellent work and very happy with the price”

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Where we work

Wakefield, and 20 miles around it.

Based inWakefield.
As far asAbout 20 miles out: Leeds, Bradford, Huddersfield, Halifax, Barnsley.
WhenMonday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.

Questions

Questions people ask us

Before you bookOn the dayAfter we've gone

Can't you just fit new boards over the old ones?: Some firms do, because it's quicker. But a board fixed over rotten timber hides the rot rather than stopping it. We take the old boards off first so we can see what's underneath before anything new goes up.
What affects the price?: How long the run is, how high the house is, what access it needs, and how far any rot has gone. As a guide, a full replacement starts from £1,050 on a terraced house, £1,850 on a semi and £3,750 on a detached. See our prices.
Do I need scaffolding?: It depends on the height and the access. We'll tell you when we price the job.
What colours can I have?: The ones on this site are white, anthracite grey and black. If you want something else, ask.

Will it make a mess?: Old boards, nests and offcuts are bagged up as we go.
Do you work weekends?: We're Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm. Send the form any time and Richard will pick it up.

What if something's not right afterwards?: Ring Richard on 07835 889248, Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm. Our workmanship is guaranteed for 10 years.
Does uPVC need looking after?: Not much. A wipe down now and then keeps it bright, and it never needs painting. The product comes with a 20 year guarantee.

Get a price for your roofline.

Tell us a bit about the house. Richard will be in touch.