Fascia and Soffit Replacement
A roofline is a term used to describe the roof of your property. It encompasses 5 significant features: the fascia, soffit, bargeboard, guttering, and capping board. We provide high-quality and durable roofline replacements. So, if you suspect your roofline is damaged or you can see signs of wear and tear, it is important to act quickly.

What are Fascias?
Fascia’s are perhaps one of the most underrated features of your home’s roofline. A UPVC board, the purpose of a fascia is to cover the ends of roof rafters, fittings, and to keep roofline tiles in place. Fascia’s act as a barrier between the ever-changing weather and the edge of your property’s roof. Fascia’s bear the brunt of the weather and help protect both the roof and the interior of your home from any damage.
Fascia’s are the most visible part of your roofline design, so are designed with both function and aesthetics in mind. Made to enhance the overall look of your property, fascias provide both a cosmetic and a practical solution to your property’s architecture.
What are Soffits?
Found on the underside of the fascia board of your roofline, soffits are visible from the ground. The word ‘soffit’ is derived from the French language, literally meaning ‘something fixed underneath’. And that’s what it is. A soffit is a material that covers your eaves. Without it, your property’s beams would be fully exposed to the weather and susceptible to mould and rot. Not only do soffits enhance the overall aesthetics of your property’s roofline, but they also provide function you may not have considered.


Roofline Fascia and Soffit Replacement
Here at South Coast Windows, we provide high-quality fascia and soffit replacement, keeping your home functional and looking good all year round. Our UPVC soffit and fascia replacements require very little maintenance as they can be easily wiped clean throughout the year, instead of being repainted frequently.
At South Coast Windows, we install high-quality and long-lasting UPVC fascias and soffits suitable for many different styles. Choose from new white, woodgrain, or black fascias and soffits. Whatever your requirements, we have the replacement solution for you!
Areas We Cover
We are passionate about providing the best service we can, to as many customers as we can. This is why we are more than happy to supply and install uPVC windows across several counties:
- Kent
- Hampshire
- Surrey
- Sussex
We have had the pleasure of serving hundreds of satisfied customers in each of these areas, and are ready and waiting to make a return visit if you need us. If you are based in one of these counties and you have been looking for new uPVC windows, contact us today and we will prepare your order for a fast delivery and installation.
Our “areas covered” page also has a list of towns and cities where our work has proven to be a hit. So, if you would like to check if we’ve been to your local area before, why not go and take a look?

FAQs and Useful Information
How do I know if my fascia and soffit need replacing?
You might need to replace your fascia and soffit if you notice visible signs of damage such as cracking or peeling paint. Other indicators include leaks, ventilation issues, or pest infestations. If the guttering is sagging or you notice water stains appear on exterior walls, this could be a sign the fascia and soffit aren’t providing enough support and need replacing.
Do you need scaffolding to replace fascia and soffit?
Whether scaffolding is needed to replace fascia and soffit depends on your property’s size and specific requirements. Smaller properties may only require ladders for access, while larger or multi-storey homes often need scaffolding to ensure a safe and secure fitting. The complexity of the roofline and any access challenges also influence the decision. Proper safety measures are crucial, and a professional assessment will determine the best approach for your home.
What is the life expectancy of uPVC fascia and soffit?
UPVC fascia and soffit have an impressive life expectancy of 20-35 years, thanks to their durability and weather resistance. This longevity makes them a cost-effective choice for protecting the roofline of your home.
How do I maintain my new uPVC fascia and soffit?
UPVC fascia and soffit require minimal maintenance compared with other materials such as wood. The occasional cleaning with soapy water will help to remove dirt and keep them looking like new. It is recommended you do regular inspections to make sure they still look secure and undamaged. They do not, however, require any painting or sealing, making them a low-maintenance, long-lasting choice for your home.
What are the benefits of a uPVC fascia and soffit over wood?
UPVC fascia and soffits are highly durable and resistant to weathering, rot, and insect infestations, with a longer lifespan of 20-35 years compared to wood’s 10 years. Unlike wood, uPVC is incredibly low maintenance and does not require regular painting or sealing. Its easy upkeep and superior durability make uPVC a cost-effective and practical choice for your home’s roofline.
Do I need planning permission to replace my fascia and soffit?
Replacing your fascia and soffit should not require any planning permission. Although, if your home is a listed building or in a conservation area, it is always best to check with your local council.