Guttering & Fascias

1. Blocked Gutters

• Leaves, moss, and debris build up
• Causes overflow and water spilling down walls

2. Leaks & Cracks

• Holes or splits in guttering
• Water drips or pours through joints

3. Sagging Gutters

• Brackets loosen or break
• Gutters tilt and hold water instead of draining

4. Joint Failure

• Seals between gutter sections wear out
• Leads to dripping at joints

5. Fascia Rot (Timber Fascias)

• Caused by long-term water exposure
• Wood becomes soft, weak, and decayed

6. Peeling Paint / Weather Damage

• Fascias exposed to weather can crack or peel
• Leads to further deterioration

7. Pest Damage

• Birds or insects nesting in roofline
• Can damage soffits and fascias

8. Overflow & Damp Problems

• Faulty gutters can cause damp walls
• Can lead to foundation issues and internal leaks

minor Repairs

• Clear debris from gutters
• Seal small leaks or cracks
• Replace worn seals at joints
• Tighten brackets

moderate Repairs

• Replace sections of guttering
• Fix or realign sagging gutters
• Repair small areas of fascia

major Repairs

• Replace full runs of guttering
• Replace rotten fascia boards
• Repair underlying roof edge (rafters)

When Replacement Is Needed

• Frequent leaks or overflow
• Rotten or damaged fascias
• Old systems beyond repair
• Upgrading from timber to uPVC

Installation Steps

1. 1

   Remove Old System

   • Take down gutters and fascias
   • Inspect roof edge
2. 2

   Repair Roofline Structure

   • Replace any rotten rafters or supports
3. 3

   Install New Fascias

   • Fix new boards (uPVC, timber, or aluminium)
   • Ensure level and secure
4. 4

   Install Soffits (if needed)

   • Add ventilation and close underside
5. 5

   Fit Guttering System

   • Attach brackets to fascia
   • Install gutter runs with correct fall (slope)
6. 6

   Install Downpipes

   • Connect to drainage system
   • Ensure proper water flow away from building