Replacing Old Cracked Guttering and Fascias in Bulwell

New gutters are only part of the picture. The fascia behind them, and the soffit below, take the same weather and often show the same age. Replacing them together makes sense, since the same access is used.

Swapping the old for new

The old guttering comes off, the fascia is checked for rot and the timber behind it is looked at. New uPVC gutters go on with proper brackets and outlets, set so that water runs to the downpipes. Downpipes are checked for blockages and connections to the drain at the same visit.

Soffits are renewed with vents to keep the roof space ventilated. Replacing the full roofline at the same time saves access costs, so it is worth considering if everything is tired.

• uPVC guttering with outlets and brackets
• Gutter repairs, from joints to loose sections
• Fascia board replacement and structure checks
• Soffit boards with ventilation
• Downpipes and connections
• Bargeboards and dry verge systems

Terraces and semis

On terraced streets the guttering often runs continuously along a row, so a leak at one joint can affect a neighbour's wall. Semis have shorter runs and are easier to deal with in one visit. Some terraces have shared eaves or boxed-in gutters, which call for a different approach, and we look at that before quoting.

Photos of the worst joints and any damp patches on the wall help, and you can send them by call or WhatsApp to Evans Roofing. We can then say whether a repair or a full roofline is more likely and quote.