Everything your roofline needs, fitted by one experienced team across Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire
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We specialise exclusively in complete fascia, soffit and guttering replacement.
We don't cover over the existing timber. Instead, we completely overhaul your roofline to maximise weather protection, airflow and kerb appeal. We only install high-quality, low-maintenance systems, ensuring a perfect finish.
Ever wonder what those boards running along your roofline actually do? Those are your soffits and fascias, and they play a huge role in protecting your home's eaves from harsh weather while giving your roof a clean, tidy finish.
When it comes to looking after your roofline, we believe in doing things properly. That is why we always completely replace old, worn-out fascias instead of just covering them up. By doing this, we make sure any hidden rot is gone for good.
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Cladding is the exterior layer installed on your home to enhance its appearance and provide weather protection.
It seals your home against issues like damp, conceals cracked or ageing brickwork, and can create either a modern or traditional appearance depending on the style and colour you choose.
PVC external cladding has quickly become the UK's go-to home improvement solution, blending unbeatable durability with a virtually zero-maintenance finish.
The versatile Freefoam Building Products range is engineered to suit any property style, from modern urban developments to rustic country homes.
Swap out tired timber for a smart, long-lasting solution that elevates your kerb appeal while offering maximum protection against the elements.
Discover the range of colours and finishes available to complement your home.
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The Tudor board is the ideal solution for replacement of decorative timber features on the walls of traditional properties and the addition of period charm to newly built homes.
It is available in four woodgrain finishes including mahogany, oak, black and rosewood.
Upgrade your home with the classic look of timber and the effortless durability of uPVC.
Our uPVC Tudor boards feature a realistic, subtle woodgrain texture that delivers instant kerb appeal without the hassle. Wrapped in highly durable, colour-matched foils, they seamlessly blend with standard uPVC windows and rooflines.
Whether you are replacing rotted timber or designing a new build, these boards add an instant premium finish.
Forget annual painting, staining and sanding. Because these boards are completely weather-resistant and UV-stable, you can fit them once and enjoy a flawless finish for decades.
Choose from four textured woodgrain foils: Black, Light Oak, Rosewood and Anthracite Grey, or two sleek, smooth finishes in Slate Grey and Dark Grey.
Crafted from premium uPVC with high-quality laminated foil wrapped around three faces, these boards ensure your home keeps its pristine look and structural integrity for years to come.
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Commonly installed on properties built between 1950 and 1970, concrete or Finlock gutters were introduced as a practical alternative to cast iron or steel rainwater systems.
Driven by post-war metal shortages, builders adopted the Finlock system because concrete was both inexpensive and widely available for new-build homes at the time.
While they were innovative for their time, Finlock gutters cause a range of problems that most homeowners eventually need to address.
After 60 to 70 years of battling the British elements, most Finlock concrete gutters are now reaching the end of their lifespan.
Across Bromley, Bexleyheath and Dartford, we regularly encounter serious structural deterioration.
Here are the three most common Finlock gutter problems homeowners face:
Concrete naturally lacks flexibility. Decades of thermal expansion and contraction cause the gutter sections to fracture. This damage accelerates during winter freeze-thaw cycles, when trapped water expands inside small cracks and widens them. In severe cases, large chunks of concrete can break away completely.
The joints between the concrete blocks were originally sealed with a bituminous compound. Over time, this material hardens, becomes brittle and fails. Once these joints open up, rainwater flows directly into the building fabric. This is the single most frequent Finlock complaint we resolve in the local area.
Unlike modern plastic gutters that hang outside a property, Finlock gutters sit directly within the top of the wall structure. Any failure in the system sends water straight into your home.
This leads to persistent damp patches at ceiling height in upstairs rooms, which quickly triggers mould growth and ruins plaster, wallpaper and paintwork.
Concrete conducts heat rapidly, allowing Finlock gutters to create a direct thermal bridge between the inside and outside of your home.
During winter, this cold concrete severely chills internal wall surfaces, leading to persistent condensation. This moisture accelerates damp issues and leaves affected rooms feeling noticeably colder.
To permanently resolve these structural and moisture problems, a full gutter replacement is widely considered the only effective solution. Why not give us a call to discuss your options?
Whether you need a complete roofline replacement, stylish exterior cladding, Mock Tudor boards or help with ageing Finlock gutters, we're here to help. Get in touch for free advice and a quotation.
