Fascia, soffit and gutter replacement in Hampton
We replace timber or tired uPVC fascias, soffits, gutters and downpipes with new uPVC systems in white, black or woodgrain, working from our Hampton base. Old boards come off first so we can check the rafter ends behind them, and rotten timber is dealt with before the new roofline goes on.
How we work on fascia, soffits & guttering jobs
Because the gutter is fixed to the fascia, we normally renew the two together — it avoids refitting old gutters to new boards and gives a single watertight run. We set the gutter falls so water reaches the downpipes, fit bird and vermin protection where it is needed, and test the system before we leave.
HRD is family-run, with 10+ years' experience and full insurance. The written quote lists each part — fascia, soffit, gutter profile, downpipes and any timber repairs — so you can compare it line by line.
To arrange a visit, call 07748 750711 or use the contact form. Photos of the problem help us prepare before we come out.
What's included
- uPVC fascia and soffit in white, black or woodgrain
- Half-round and square gutter systems
- New downpipes, hoppers and outlets
- Bird and vermin protection installed
- Yearly clearing and maintenance available
Our process
- 1
Survey
We measure up, check timber condition and recommend the right profile.
- 2
Quote
Itemised pricing covering fascia, soffit, guttering and downpipes.
- 3
Installation
Old timber and PVC removed, any rotten ends replaced, new system fitted.
- 4
Test & tidy
We test gutter falls, clear all debris and remove old materials.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to replace fascia and guttering together?
Usually yes — the gutter is fixed to the fascia, so doing both at once saves cost and ensures a watertight finish.
How long does a typical job take?
Most semi-detached and terraced houses are completed in 1–2 days.
What guarantee do you offer?
We set out the chosen uPVC system, installation scope and available manufacturer documentation in the written quote.
Can you just repair a leaking gutter joint?
Often, yes. A failed seal or a joint pulled apart by a sagging bracket can be remade. If the gutter is brittle or the fascia behind it is rotten, replacement is the lasting fix and we explain why.
Can you just repair a leaking gutter joint?
Often, yes. A failed seal or a joint pulled apart by a sagging bracket can be remade. If the gutter is brittle or the fascia behind it is rotten, replacement is the lasting fix and we explain why.
Can you just repair a leaking gutter joint?
Often, yes. A failed seal or a joint pulled apart by a sagging bracket can be remade. If the gutter is brittle or the fascia behind it is rotten, replacement is the lasting fix and we explain why.