Fascia & Soffit Replacement
Fascia & Soffit Replacement, Fitted Properly
Rotten timber fascias let water and pests into your roofline. We replace them with low-maintenance uPVC, fitted square and properly ventilated.
- Fully insured tradespeople
- 10-year workmanship guarantee
- Rapid emergency response
- Locally based in Welwyn
Signs you need this service
- Peeling paint or visibly rotten timber along the roofline
- Gaps where birds or wasps are getting into the roof space
- Guttering that has come loose because the fascia behind it has failed
- Soffit boards sagging, cracked or missing sections
- Visible warping along previously painted timber fascias
Our process
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1
Inspect the roofline
We check fascia, soffit and the guttering they support for damage and rot before quoting.
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2
Remove old timber
Rotten or damaged fascia and soffit boards are stripped back, checking rafter ends for any hidden decay.
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3
Fit uPVC replacement
New low-maintenance uPVC fascia and soffit boards are fitted square, with correct ventilation gaps maintained.
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4
Reset guttering
Guttering is realigned and reattached to the new fascia so it drains correctly.
Why choose CS Roofing
- We check rafter ends for hidden rot, not just the visible fascia
- Correct roof ventilation maintained during replacement
- 10-year workmanship guarantee
- Guttering realigned as part of the same visit
Frequently asked questions
Why replace timber fascias with uPVC?
uPVC never needs repainting and resists rot completely, which makes it significantly lower maintenance than timber over the life of the roof.
Will replacing my fascias affect roof ventilation?
No — we maintain the correct ventilation gaps and can install additional soffit vents if your roof space needs improved airflow.
Can you match the colour of my existing uPVC?
Yes, uPVC fascia and soffit boards come in a range of standard colours including white, black and woodgrain finishes to match your property.
Do you replace guttering at the same time?
We can — see our gutter repairs & maintenance service. It's often sensible to address both in the same visit since they're directly connected.