UPVC and timber fascia, soffit and bargeboard replacement. Free quotes. Covering all PO14 postcodes including Fareham, Portchester, Stubbington.
Fareham town centre has a substantial Victorian and Edwardian core around West Street and High Street, with terraced housing in the streets behind the town. The majority of the borough is 1960s to 1980s suburban development — large estates at Catisfield, Stubbington and Park Gate with predominantly concrete interlocking tile roofs now 40 to 60 years old. Portchester has older stock again including properties near the Castle.
Our fascia & soffits service covers all of PO14 — free surveys, honest assessments and no call-out fees. Call 0238 184 9628 for same-week availability across Fareham.
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Request Free QuoteThe fascia boards and soffits on Fareham's Victorian town centre terraces with 1960s to 1980s Catisfield, Stubbington and Park Gate estates properties span a wide range of conditions. On the oldest properties, original timber fascias are typically at or past end of life after decades of weathering — soft when pressed, cracked along the grain, or showing paint that has been applied over rotten wood rather than sound timber. On the estate housing, original UPVC from the 1980s is now 35 to 40 years old across much of Fareham — yellowing, becoming brittle and prone to cracking rather than flexing.
When fascia boards fail, guttering detaches — often pulling screws through deteriorated wood rather than releasing cleanly. Water then runs down the outside of the wall rather than into the gutter. In Fareham's above-average rainfall, this quickly saturates the wall face and the timber behind the fascia. Persistent saturation rots the rafter ends and can lead to structural deterioration that costs significantly more to repair than fascia replacement would have. Early action is always cheaper.
For most Fareham estate housing, standard white UPVC half-round fascia and soffit is the correct and most cost-effective choice. For older Victorian and Edwardian properties where white UPVC would look wrong, we use cellular UPVC in timber profile or recommend aluminium in an appropriate painted finish. We do not impose a standard UPVC specification on properties where the building character demands something different.
"Original 1970s timber fascias had rotted at the ends on our Fareham property. Full UPVC replacement including guttering in one day. Clean, well-finished job."
"1980s UPVC had gone yellow and cracked along two sections. Replaced in matching white UPVC. You can't tell where the new sections are. Efficient and tidy."
"Victorian terrace — they used cellular UPVC in timber profile rather than flat white. Shows proper attention to the character of the building."
The fascia boards across Fareham's Victorian town centre terraces with 1960s to 1980s Catisfield and Park Gate suburban estates are at varying stages of their service life. On the oldest properties, original timber has been repainted repeatedly but softwood fascias that old are typically at or past end of life — soft to pressure, cracked along the grain, or showing paint that has been applied over deteriorated wood. On the estate housing, UPVC systems from the 1980s are now 35 to 40 years old and becoming brittle.
When fascia boards fail, guttering detaches — often pulling screws through deteriorated wood. In Portsmouth Harbour exposure — salt air affects properties within 2 to 3 miles of the waterfront, water from overflowing gutters saturates the wall face and the structural timber behind the fascia. Persistent saturation rots rafter ends and can lead to structural deterioration that costs significantly more to address than timely fascia replacement. The fascia is a relatively modest cost component of a roofline — addressing it before failure is always the cheaper option.
UPVC is the standard replacement for most Fareham properties — no maintenance, 25 to 35 year service life, available in white, black and brown. For period properties where white UPVC would look wrong, cellular UPVC in timber profile maintains the character of the building at a modest premium. We advise on the correct specification for each property type in Fareham and do not impose a standard solution on buildings where it would look inappropriate.
Yes. We cover Fareham and all PO14 postcodes for fascia & soffits. Free no-obligation quotes on all work. Call 0238 184 9628.
Costs vary by property size and scope. We provide free no-obligation quotes across Fareham — call 0238 184 9628 or request a quote online.
No call-out fee for any roofing work in Fareham or PO14.
Yes. 24/7 emergency call-outs across Fareham. We aim for same-day attendance. No call-out fee.
Full UPVC fascia and soffit replacement on a 3-bed semi in Fareham: £800 to £1,600. Detached: £1,000 to £2,200. Combined with guttering: £1,200 to £3,000. Free quotes on all fascia and soffit work.
Yes, in most cases. New guttering on failing fascia is a false economy — when the fascia deteriorates further the guttering will need refitting anyway. Doing both together saves on access costs and ensures the guttering is correctly supported.
A standard 3-bed property in Fareham takes one day. Larger detacheds or properties with complex rooflines may take one to two days. We confirm timing in the quote.
No call-out fee. No obligation. Same-week availability across PO14.
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