Fletchers Rooflines
Gable apex finished with white soffit and an anthracite dry verge ridge cap

Roofline replacement

A new roofline, with the rot taken out.

Fascias, soffits, bargeboards and dry verge in uPVC, fitted after the old timber comes off.

New white fascia board along red brick, close up

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Fascia

The board your gutter hangs off.

Timber fascias are painted, and once the paint goes the wood takes on water and starts to split. We take the old board off, check the rafter ends behind it, and fit a new uPVC fascia in its place.

New white soffit under the eaves of a red brick house with a lantern on the wall

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Soffit

The underside of the eaves.

It closes the gap between the fascia and the wall. A new uPVC soffit keeps weather and birds out of the roof space.

New anthracite bargeboard along a stone gable

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Bargeboard

The sloping board on a gable end.

Often the first to rot because it catches the weather side-on. We fit it in white or anthracite grey.

Anthracite dry verge along a gable apex above white soffit

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Dry verge

Caps along the gable edge.

They clip over the ends of the tiles and are fixed on, instead of relying on mortar that cracks and falls out.

Black bird comb and vent fitted over a new fascia below roof tiles

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Vents and bird comb

Air in, birds out.

An over-fascia vent lets the roof space breathe, and a bird comb stops nests going in under the bottom row of tiles.

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Dry ridge

Fixed on, not bedded in mortar.

The ridge along the top of the roof, fixed mechanically rather than bedded in mortar.

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Cladding

In place of worn timber.

uPVC cladding in place of worn timber cladding.

Behind the board

The wood comes off first.

What we found, what we took off, what you see.

See the whole job
  • Flaking painted timber fascia above patio doors
    What we found
  • The fascia removed and the rafter ends exposed
    What we took off
  • The finished white fascia and black gutter over the patio doors
    What you see

Before and after

Same spot. Drag to compare.

The same gable finished with white soffit and anthracite dry verge
Gable end with rotten, unpainted timber boards, before
BeforeAfter
A gable end with bare, rotting timber, finished in white soffit with an anthracite dry verge.
The same stone gable with a new anthracite bargeboard
Brown timber bargeboard on a stone gable, before
BeforeAfter
Brown timber bargeboard on a stone house, replaced in anthracite grey.

Questions

Questions people ask us

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.
Can I have a colour?
Yes. The ones on this site are white and anthracite grey, and black for gutters. Ask about anything else.
Do you do the gutters at the same time?
We usually do. The gutter is fixed to the fascia, so it makes sense to replace them together. Ask if you only want one or the other.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes. Our standard guarantee is 10 years on the workmanship and 20 years on the product.

Get a price for your fascias and soffits.

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