Fascias and Soffits

Fascias and soffits are, quite literally, the finishing touch to any roof. Not only do they complete a roof from an aesthetic perspective, but they also serve a practical purpose, being an anchor point for guttering. Fascias and soffits work together to form a single structure on the end of a roof line, but there are a few key differences between the two.

Fascias attach to the end point of a building to give the roof a finished look. They are available in a variety of materials, including wood, wood composites and PVC. Wood is generally the cheapest option but requires the most maintenance throughout its lifespan, and eventually, it will rot. PVC is more expensive initially, but usually represents a better long-term investment and keeps costs lower over time.

Soffits sit underneath fascias, between them and the wall of the building, giving everything a neat and tidy finish. You can get soffits made from wood or PVC, and some soffits come with added ventilation. Recently, it has become popular to install LED downlights within soffits, so that they light up both your property and surrounding paths and gardens.

When it comes to soffit and fascia installation, you want to get the experts in. At All Roofs, we are tried, tested and highly recommended in all aspects of roof installation and repair, including fascias and soffits. Take a look at what our previous clients have to say over on TrustaTrader or call us today to discuss your project.