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Fascias & Soffits in Windsor & Berkshire

uPVC fascias and soffits fitted across Windsor, Berkshire and South West London. Rotten roofline boards stripped and replaced, ventilation built in and a choice of colours to suit your home. Fully insured, family run, free written quotes.

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Roofline protection

The Boards That Guard Your Roof's Edge

Fascias and soffits do more work than most homeowners realise. The fascia carries the full weight of your gutters; the soffit seals the eaves against weather, birds and wasps while letting the loft breathe. When either fails, trouble follows fast. Our roofline service covers:

  • uPVC fascia boards that hold gutters firmly and never need painting
  • uPVC soffits, plain or vented, sealing the underside of the eaves
  • Rot replacement: decayed timber stripped back to sound structure before anything new goes on
  • Eaves ventilation designed in, so the loft stays condensation-free
  • Colour options: white, black, anthracite grey and woodgrain-effect finishes to match your home

We fitted new fascias as part of our recent full re-roof in Kingston upon Thames, so you can see this work on a real local job rather than a brochure. Free written quote first, company workmanship guarantee after, fully insured throughout.

New fascias fitted during a full re-roof in Kingston upon Thames
Local to Windsor

Fascia and Soffit Replacement in Windsor

We replace fascias and soffits across Windsor, and it is some of the most common roofline work we price. Much of central Windsor is Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing, and where those homes still carry their original timber roofline boards the story is usually the same: decades of repainting, then soft, flaking timber where water has sat behind the gutter. Being based at Castle Hill House in the town centre, we can usually get out to inspect a Windsor roofline quickly.

The town's position by the Thames does the boards no favours either. Damp air and shaded, north-facing elevations keep timber wet for longer, so rot tends to take hold at the gutter line first and spread along the fascia before anyone notices from the ground. Our approach on these older homes is to strip the decayed timber back to sound structure, fit uPVC boards that never need painting, and build eaves ventilation in at the same time so the loft stays dry.

As well as Windsor itself, we cover the surrounding patches: Eton, Datchet, Old Windsor, Clewer, Dedworth and the streets bordering Windsor Great Park. Every job starts the same way, with a free inspection and a fixed written quote that names exactly which boards are being removed and what is going on in their place.

Warning signs

Six Signs Your Roofline Has Had It

Roofline problems start small and quiet. By the time boards visibly sag, water has usually been at the timber for years. Check yours against these.

Flaking Paint & Soft Timber

Peeling paint on a timber fascia is the first hint. Press it: if the wood gives under your thumb, rot is already inside the board.

Gutters Pulling Away

Gutter brackets screw into the fascia. When the board softens, fixings loosen, runs drop out of level and water starts spilling over.

Birds & Wasps in the Eaves

Gaps in failing soffits are an open door. Nesting birds and wasps in the roof space almost always got in through a broken roofline.

Condensation in the Loft

Damp insulation, misted felt or mould on the rafters can mean the eaves are blocked or unvented and the roof space cannot breathe.

Drips Behind the Gutter

Water running down the wall behind the gutter, rather than into it, points to a decayed fascia top edge or a failed felt overhang.

Cracked or Bowing Soffits

Splits, holes or a wavy line along the underside of the eaves mean the boards have moved or decayed and the seal is gone.

Seen on a real job

New Fascias on Our Kingston Re-Roof

When we re-roofed a home across three elevations in Kingston upon Thames, the roofline was renewed as part of the same job: new fascias fitted while the scaffold was up, finished with a dry ridge system. Have a look at how it turned out.

Our process

Renewing a Roofline, Step by Step

01

Assess the Boards

We check fascias, soffits, gutter fixings and the eaves ventilation, and show you photos of anything you cannot see from the ground.

02

Itemised Quote

A free written quote naming the boards, colours and vents being fitted, so you know precisely what you are paying for.

03

Strip & Fit

Rotten timber comes off, sound structure is checked, and the new uPVC roofline goes on with gutters re-hung and aligned.

04

Sign Off

We test the gutter fall, clear up completely and hand over a roofline covered by our company workmanship guarantee.

Free written quote

Price Up a New Roofline for Your Home

A few details is all we need to arrange a survey and free written quote for fascias, soffits or the whole roofline. Or call either number and speak to the team directly.

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FAQs

Fascia & Soffit Questions, Answered

The fascia is the vertical board that runs along the edge of the roof and carries the guttering. The soffit is the horizontal board tucked underneath it, closing the gap between the fascia and the wall. Together they seal the eaves, support the rainwater system and keep weather and pests out of the roof space.
Timber boards need repainting every few years and will eventually rot where water sits behind the gutter. uPVC does not rot, never needs painting and just needs an occasional wipe down. Once the old timber is off and uPVC is on, the roofline stops being a maintenance job.
We inspect first and tell you what the boards actually need. Where timber is rotten, covering it up just hides a problem that keeps spreading underneath, so our recommendation in that case is always to strip the decayed boards back and fit new. Your written quote will state exactly what is being removed and what is being installed, so there is no ambiguity.
Classic white is the most popular choice, and uPVC roofline products are also made in colours such as black, anthracite grey and woodgrain-effect finishes that suit period and modern homes alike. We will show you the options at the quote stage and help you pick a finish that works with your windows and brickwork.
They should improve it. The eaves are where most roofs breathe, and a roof space without airflow builds up condensation that dampens insulation and timbers. When we renew a roofline we make sure ventilation is designed in, using vented soffit boards or eaves vents appropriate to your roof, so the loft stays dry all year.
Yes. We are a Windsor-based company and fascia and soffit replacement is one of our core services in the town. The work includes stripping rotten timber boards back to sound structure, fitting new uPVC fascias and soffits, building in eaves ventilation and re-hanging the gutters so they run level. It starts with a free inspection and a fixed written quote, so you know exactly what is being replaced before any work is booked.
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"Seal Pro Roofing did a superb job on our roof replacement. They were punctual, tidy and kept us informed throughout. The workmanship was excellent and the price was fair. Very impressed with their customer service and would happily use them again in future."

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"Seal Pro Roofing delivered a great service. The team were knowledgeable and worked carefully to ensure everything was done properly. The roof looks solid and well finished. Very happy with the professionalism shown."

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