Fascias Soffits Guttering in Marlborough, Wiltshire

One thing we always tell our neighbours here in Wiltshire is to be wary of 'capping.' It's a common trick where a contractor just nails a thin piece of plastic over your old, rotten wooden boards. It might look okay for a few months, but underneath, that wood is still rotting and sweating, which eventually eats into your roof joists. When we handle a roofline installation, we do it the right way. We strip back the old timber completely, check your rafter ends for any damage, and then fit high-quality, thick uPVC boards. It's a 'fit and forget' solution that means you'll never have to climb a ladder with a paintbrush ever again. Doesn't that sound like a better way to spend your weekend?

Your fascias are the long straight boards that carry the weight of your gutters, while the soffits are the boards you see when you're looking up from the ground. Getting these right is about more than just kerb appeal. We install vented soffits as standard because your loft needs to breathe. Without proper airflow, you'll end up with condensation problems and timber rot inside your roof space. We offer a range of colours to suit the character of Marlborough, from classic white to modern anthracite grey or even wood-grain effects. It's an easy way to give your property a face-lift while adding real value to your home.

We've all seen what happens when a gutter fails during a summer storm—water cascading down the walls, soaking the foundations, and causing damp patches inside. Most Marlborough gutter repairs we get called out for are the result of systems that just weren't up to the job or have perished over time. We install various guttering profiles, including deep-flow systems for larger roofs and classic half-round or square-line styles for standard homes. We make sure every downpipe is positioned perfectly to move water away from your house fast. If your gutters are currently leaking or sagging, give us a call on 0117 428 9043 and we'll take a look before the next big rain arrives.

If you're tired of seeing bits of mortar falling off the edge of your roof tiles, a dry verge system is the answer. Traditionally, the edges of your roof (the verges) were sealed with mortar, which eventually cracks and falls out. We can install a modern, mechanical dry verge that clips over the edge of the tiles. It looks incredibly neat, prevents birds or pests from nesting in your eaves, and is completely maintenance-free. Combined with eaves protectors—which prevent your roofing felt from sagging and 'ponding' water—it creates a weather-tight seal that will last for decades.