Fascias & Soffits in Woodley

Woodley grew quickly after the war, and a great many of its homes are bungalows and wide-fronted houses with eaves running all the way round. That means long lengths of fascia and soffit, and on the many homes that still have their original timber, a lot of board for the weather to work on. Low bungalow eaves also catch rain splashing back off paths and patios, which is why the bottom edge of the soffit is often the first part to go. We are about 4 miles away in Wokingham and replace fascias and soffits across RG5.

Once the gutters are off, the old boards come down and the rafter ends are examined, so any rot that has spread behind the fascia is dealt with. New fascias are fixed level around the eaves to carry the gutters, and new soffits close the eaves to the wall while keeping the loft ventilated.

With so much guttering fixed to those boards, replacing tired gutters at the same time often makes sense, and our Woodley guttering page explains that. If the roof above needs attention, see our Woodley roof repairs page, and our Roofers in Woodley page covers the rest.