Fascias Soffits And Guttering in Sevenoaks, Kent

Most homeowners we speak to in Sevenoaks are tired of the endless cycle of sanding and painting old wooden fascias. The problem with timber is that once the paint cracks, the damp gets in, and it’s only a matter of time before the wood starts to rot. We specialise in taking all that old, decaying material away and replacing it with high-quality UPVC. It’s a bit like giving your house a fresh, clean facelift that never needs a paintbrush. Whether you’ve got a traditional Victorian terrace near the station or a modern build out towards Dunton Green, we can match the style and colour perfectly.

It’s not just about what you can see from the street; it’s about what’s happening inside your roof void. If your soffits—the boards tucked underneath the eaves—don't have proper ventilation, condensation can build up in your loft. That leads to mould and, eventually, rotten roof timbers. When we install new soffits, we ensure there's adequate airflow to keep your home breathing. It’s a small detail that makes a huge difference to the lifespan of your roof. Are your current soffits looking a bit worse for wear, or perhaps they're completely sealed up? It might be time for a quick health check.

We all know how heavy the rain can get around here, and your gutters are the only thing standing between a dry home and a damp one. If your gutters are overflowing or leaking at the joints, water can run down your walls, leading to internal damp patches and even foundation issues. We offer various styles, from the classic decorative Ogee profile that looks great on period properties to high-capacity Deep-Flow gutters for larger roofs. We don't just 'fit and forget' either; we make sure the falls are exactly right so the water actually goes where it's supposed to—down the drain.

You might have seen some companies offering to 'cap' or 'over-clad' your existing fascias with a thin layer of plastic. We’ll be honest with you: it’s usually a bad idea. Pinning new boards over old, rotten wood just traps the moisture inside, speeding up the rot and eventually causing the fixings to fail. We prefer what we call a 'Full Rip'—we remove every bit of old timber, check the ends of your rafters for damage, and install thick, structural UPVC boards. It’s a bit more work, but it means you won’t have to worry about your roofline again for decades.