Why fascias, soffits and guttering go together in Broom Road
On most TW11 homes the fascia board, soffit panel and gutter are one continuous system at the eaves. If the timber facias have rotted, water has almost certainly tracked behind the gutter brackets and into the soffit, and the gutter brackets themselves are usually loose. Replacing just the fascia leaves you with a new board screwed to compromised brackets and an old gutter that won't seal at the joints — which is why we quote the three together and refuse single-component patch jobs unless the rest is genuinely sound.
Large detached and semi-detached villas along Broom Road and Cromwell Road in Broom Road typically run late Victorian and Edwardian substantial villas. That matters because the original eaves timber on anything pre-1980 is usually softwood with no preservative treatment — once it's started to fail at one corner it's normally gone right around the building. We measure every run, photograph the back of the fascia where rot tends to start, and quote on what's actually there rather than averaging it out.
What's included in a Broom Road fascia replacement
Survey and measure
On-site measure of every eaves run, every gable, every bay. We check soffit depth, rafter feet condition, and existing gutter sizing — TW, KT and SW houses vary far more than they look.
Strip old fascias, soffits and guttering
Scaffold up, gutters drained and removed, soffit panels pulled, fascia boards lifted. Rotten rafter feet are cut back and new treated timber sistered on before the new fascia goes anywhere near it.
New uPVC fascias and soffits
Full 18mm or 25mm uPVC fascia board (with 9mm vented or solid uPVC soffit) in your chosen colour, mechanically fixed every 600mm into sound timber — never just nailed to the old board.
All-new gutters and downpipes
112mm half-round or 114mm square uPVC gutters at the correct fall (1:600 minimum), new brackets every 800mm, full-length downpipes back into existing or new gullies. Pressure-tested before sign-off.
Broom Road job logistics
- Postcode district
- TW11
- Local authority
- Richmond upon Thames
- From our TW12 yard
- 3.2 km
- Typical drive time
- ≈ 7 min
- Nearest major route
- M3
- Landmark reference
- Broom Park
Indicative fascia replacement pricing in Broom Road
Real ranges from recent TW11-area work. Final price always comes from an on-site measure, not a list.
| Property | Typical scope | Indicative |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-terrace | ~12m fascia, 12m soffit, front & rear gutter | £1,400–£2,200 |
| Semi-detached | ~18m fascia, gable end, all gutters & downpipes | £1,900–£3,200 |
| Detached | ~30m+ fascia, multiple gables, full perimeter gutters | £3,200–£5,500 |
| Bay add-on | Per bay roof — lead apron + gutter dressing | +£300–£600 |
A bit of local context
Broom Road sits in the TW11 postcode district under Richmond upon Thames Council, in the Greater London part of our Richmond corridor coverage. The nearest major road link is M3 (J1), with day-to-day access via A310 Park Road and A313. Local landmarks people commonly use as reference points include Broom Park, Teddington Lock, Bushy Park, and the nearest commercial centre is Teddington High Street. Direct from Hampton via Park Road.
- Postcode
- TW11
- Council
- Richmond upon Thames
- Nearest motorway
- M3
- From our base
- 3.2 km
Recent fascia & guttering work near Broom Road
Working in Broom Road
We've rebuilt chimney stacks above the roof line on Broom Road and completed full slate re-roofs with matched Welsh slate.
Broom Road conservation area covers much of the street. Direct run from Hampton via Park Road.
Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in nearby areas
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Teddington0.6 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Teddington Lock1.0 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Hampton Wick1.1 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Canbury1.6 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Fulwell1.6 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Kingston Riverside1.8 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Hampton Hill1.8 km away
- Fascia, Soffits & Guttering in Kingston upon Thames1.9 km away
Frequently asked questions
How much does a full fascia replacement cost in Broom Road?
A typical 3-bed semi in TW11 is usually £1,800–£3,200 for full fascias, soffits and guttering — depending on eaves length, whether the original timbers are rotten and need rebuilding, and whether you choose white or a coloured/woodgrain uPVC. We quote on-site after measuring, not from photos.
Do you replace facias, soffits and guttering as one job in Broom Road?
Yes — and it's almost always cheaper to do all three together. The scaffolding goes up once, the eaves are exposed once, and you get a fully sealed eaves detail rather than mixing old and new components. We rarely recommend a fascia-only job unless the soffits and gutters are genuinely recent.
How long does fascias replacement take on a Broom Road house?
A semi-detached or terrace is normally a 2–3 day job, a detached takes 3–5 days. Scaffolding stays up for the duration. We arrive each morning and tidy down each evening — no skip on the road overnight unless agreed.
Do I need scaffolding for fascia replacement in TW11?
For anything above single-storey eaves, yes — towers and ladders aren't safe for the volume of cutting and lifting involved. Scaffolding is included in our quote and erected by a CISRS-trained team.
What's included when you renew the gutters?
New 112mm half-round or 114mm square-line uPVC gutters, all new brackets at correct fall, new round or square downpipes connected back into existing gullies, plus leaf guards on request. We pressure-test every run before leaving site.
Can I have black or coloured fascias instead of white?
Yes — anthracite grey, black, rosewood and golden oak are all in stock with our suppliers and add about 10–15% to a white quote. We bring sample boards to the survey so you can see them against your brickwork.
In summary
Full fascias, soffits and guttering replacement in Broom Road (TW11) by a family-run, fully-insured local team. Honest measure, no high-pressure quote, scaffolding included, finished in 2–5 days with a 10-year workmanship guarantee.