Fascias & Soffits in Windsor

Windsor's housing runs from Victorian and Georgian terraces close to the castle to the inter-war and post-war roads of Clewer and Dedworth, and almost all of it was built with timber eaves. The town's mature trees and the river keep those boards damp for much of the year, and on taller period fronts the fascias are high enough that peeling paint can go unnoticed until the gutter starts to lean. We travel about 11 miles from Wokingham to replace fascias and soffits across SL4.

With the gutters unclipped, the old boards are taken down and the rafter ends behind them inspected, since decay often runs further than the face of the fascia. New fascias then go up straight and level to give the gutters a firm fixing, and new soffits seal the eaves to the wall while keeping any ventilation the roof needs.

Gutters often need attention at the same time, and our Windsor guttering page explains the options. Problems with the roof itself are covered on our Windsor roof repairs page, and our Roofers in Windsor page shows everything else we do in the town.