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With four decades of hands-on experience in installing plastic roofline components, such as fascia, barge boards, soffits, soffit ventilators, and cladding, as well as rainwater systems including gutters and pipes, in our local area, we possess an extensive amount of expertise and industry knowledge.
This wealth of experience enables us to provide you with an unbiased and impartial perspective on the most suitable solution for your specific needs and requirements.
Whether you are looking to enhance the aesthetics of your property or improve its functionality and durability, PDC Plastic Fascia is well-equipped to guide you through the entire process, from initial consultation to final installation.
With our attention to detail and commitment to delivering exceptional service, you can trust our team to deliver a high-quality solution that not only meets but exceeds your requirements. We pride ourselves on our reputation for excellence and our ability to consistently provide outstanding results to our valued clients.
So why settle for anything less than the best? Contact us today to discuss your roofing and rainwater system needs and let us show you why we are the trusted choice in our local area.
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Roofline describes the following 4 products that when combined make up your home’s roof: 1) Fascias; 2) Soffits; 3) Bargeboards; and 4) Guttering.
Soffit is the surface installed underneath the eaves of a roof. It spans between the outer wall of a building and the roofline, creating a finished and aesthetic appearance. Soffit often consists of panels or boards that cover the underside of the roof overhangs. It plays a crucial role in protecting the wooden rafters and ensuring proper ventilation in the attic. Fascia is the horizontal board or panel that is affixed to the edge of the roof rafters or the outer walls of a building. It is installed vertically along the lower edge of the roofline, creating a smooth connection between the roof and the outer walls. Fascia acts as a finishing trim, providing support for the lower edge of the roof tiles and directing water away from the roof and walls. Combining the two components, soffit plus fascia creates a cohesive and appealing look for the eaves of a building. Soffit and fascia not only enhances the aesthetics but also plays a role in protecting the structure from potential damage caused by moisture and pests.
Guttering, often referred to as gutters, is a system of channels or troughs installed along the edges of a roof to collect and channel rainwater away from the building's foundation. The primary purpose of guttering is to prevent water from accumulating on the roof, overflowing, and causing damage to the walls, foundation, and landscaping. The guttering system typically consists of several components: 1. Gutters: These are the horizontal troughs that run along the eaves of the roof. They collect rainwater and direct it towards downpipes. 2. Downpipes: These are vertical pipes that connect to the gutters and carry water down to the ground or an appropriate drainage system. Downpipes are usually placed at intervals along the sides of the building to ensure efficient water flow. 3. Gutter Brackets: These are the support mechanisms used to attach the gutters to the roofline or fascia. They provide stability to the guttering system. 4. Elbows and Connectors: These components are used to redirect the flow of water around corners or to join sections of gutters and downpipes together. Guttering is typically made of materials such as aluminium, steel, cast iron, or plastic. Each material offers different advantages in terms of durability, maintenance, and aesthetics. Maintaining and cleaning your guttering system regularly is crucial to ensure it functions properly and prevents issues such as clogs and water damage.
Cladding refers to the process of covering the external surfaces of a building with different materials for protection, insulation, and aesthetic purposes. It is an external layer or coating that can be applied to walls, roofs, or other parts of a structure. Cladding serves multiple functions, including: 1. Protection: It acts as a protective barrier against external elements like weather, moisture, wind, and UV rays. Cladding can help prevent water penetration, erosion, and structural damage. 2. Insulation: Depending on the type of cladding material used, it can enhance the thermal and acoustic insulation properties of a building. This can contribute to energy efficiency and improved interior comfort. 3. Aesthetics: Cladding is often chosen for its visual appeal, as it can greatly enhance the appearance of a building. Different cladding materials, such as wood, metal, stone, brick, vinyl, or composite panels, offer various textures, colours, and finishes, allowing for design flexibility and customization. 4. Maintenance: Cladding can reduce the need for frequent maintenance by protecting the underlying structure from wear and tear. It can also be easier to clean and maintain than bare walls. It's important to note that cladding materials and installation methods should comply with local building codes and regulations to ensure safety and durability. Consulting with professionals, such as architects or contractors, can help determine the most suitable cladding options for your specific project.
Your fascia, soffit, bargeboard and guttering combined protects your property, acting as a weatherproof barrier between your roof and the elements. If your roofline does not function properly, is rotted/damaged, or just aging, it won’t provide adequate protection of your home.
It’s important you know the signs of roofline damage before the damage gets too severe. Common things to look out for are as follows: - Rotting or flaking wood - Blistering paintwork - Rust or watermarks - Bird foul and nesting
Ensuring your roofline is of the highest quality and professionally installed will help protect your roof space from the elements and potential water damage and both wet and dry rot. Give us a call for a free survey to give you peace of mind.
The cost of soffit and fascia can vary depending on several factors such as the material used, the size and complexity of the project, and local market prices. It's best to consult with a contractor or obtain quotes from suppliers to get a more accurate estimate for your specific situation. However, to give you a rough idea, the cost of installing soffit and fascia can range from a few hundred pounds to a few thousand pounds for an average-sized home. Remember, investing in high-quality materials and professional installation can ensure the durability and longevity of your soffit and fascia, reducing potential maintenance costs in the long run.
The cost of gutter replacement can vary based on a few factors, such as the size of your home, the type of gutters you choose, the region you are in, and whether you hire a professional for installation. On average, the cost of gutter replacement typically ranges from £5 to £15 per linear foot. However, this is just a rough estimate, and the actual cost can be higher or lower depending on your specific circumstances. For a more accurate estimate, it is recommended that you reach out to a local gutter installation company or contractor. They can assess your specific needs, measure the length of gutters required, and provide you with a detailed quote based on the materials, labor, and any additional accessories or features you may require. Remember to prioritise high-quality materials and professional installation to ensure that your new gutters effectively direct rainwater away from your home, protecting your foundation and preventing potential water-related issues.
