Give the roof edge the protection it needs
Plastic for straightforward maintenance
Plastic fascias and soffits provide a practical roofline option that is durable and relatively easy to maintain.
Timber for a traditional finish
Timber can suit properties where maintaining a more traditional appearance is important, while still providing the protection expected from a properly maintained roofline.
Replace damaged sections
Rot, deterioration and other defects can leave roof edges vulnerable. We can assess the condition and identify where replacement or remedial work is needed.
Fascias and soffits do more than finish the roof
The boards around the roof edge help protect the underlying structure from exposure to rain and moisture while giving the roofline a finished appearance. When they become damaged or deteriorated, problems can develop around the eaves if they are left unattended. D Wood Property Maintenance can assess existing fascias and soffits and advise whether repair, replacement or a different approach is appropriate.
Choose a roofline material that suits the property
Plastic and timber each offer different practical and visual characteristics. Plastic fascias and soffits can provide a straightforward, lower-maintenance option, while timber may be preferred where the character of the property calls for a more traditional finish. We can consider the condition of the existing roofline and the requirements of the property before the work is carried out.
Frequently asked questions
Can old fascias and soffits be replaced individually?
Yes. Where only certain sections have deteriorated, those areas can be assessed separately rather than automatically replacing every part of the roofline.
Are plastic fascias and soffits low maintenance?
Plastic is generally straightforward to maintain and does not require the same ongoing treatment as timber. We can discuss the condition and requirements of your existing roofline when considering replacement.
Can timber fascias and soffits be used on an older property?
Timber can be suitable where a traditional roofline appearance is preferred. The condition of the existing roof edge and the requirements of the property should be considered before deciding on the appropriate material.