A straight white line along the eaves, gutters that run clear in heavy rain, and no more flaking paint dropping onto the path below.
The Short Version
- Full fascia, soffit and cladding replacement, with rotten rafter ends cut back and spliced before new boards go on.
- uPVC and powder-coated aluminium systems, colour matched to your windows before anything is ordered.
- Eaves ventilation set out to BS 5250 so the roof space breathes instead of trapping damp air.
- Free survey, drone view where the eaves are awkward, and an honest fixed price in writing with no obligation.
- A 25-year written workmanship guarantee handed over before we leave, covering repairs as well as full roofline replacement.
Scott has spent more than 36 years on Surrey roofs, still answers the phone himself, and the same team handles roofline and guttering systems in Guildford from survey to final tidy-up.
Ring 07428 300474 and Scott will come and look at the boards before quoting.

Fascias, Soffits & Cladding Services
Most people call us because the boards above their windows have gone soft, streaked or green. We take the old roofline off, look at the rafter feet underneath, and put back something that sits straight and sheds water properly. It's a day or two of work on a normal house, and you'll see the difference from the pavement.
Fascia replacement on Guildford terraces
On the Victorian terraces around Charlotteville, the fascia is usually timber that's been painted over more times than anyone can count. Once the paint film cracks, water gets behind it and the board starts to go. We strip it back, check the rafter ends, and replace or splice any timber that's soft before the new fascia goes on.
Soffit replacement and ventilation gaps
Soffits do two jobs: they close the eaves off and they let the roof breathe. We replace rotten soffit board with vented sections sized to suit the roof, working to BS 5250 on ventilation and condensation. That's the standard that deals with keeping moist air out of the roof space, and it's the reason we don't just board the eaves up solid.
Cladding to gables and dormers
Cladding on gable ends, dormer cheeks and porch faces takes the worst of the weather. We fit shiplap or open-V board over a proper batten and breather arrangement so air can move behind it. Done that way, the cladding sheds water and the timber behind stays dry.
Call Wey Valley Roofing on 07428 300474 for fascias, soffits & cladding in Guildford, and Scott will check the rafter ends himself before giving you a fixed written price.
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uPVC and Aluminium Materials
Two materials cover almost everything we fit. UPVC is the common choice: it doesn't need painting, it comes in white, black, anthracite and woodgrain finishes, and it handles the weather without warping if it's fixed with the right allowance for movement. Aluminium is the heavier-duty option, powder coated, and it holds a straight line over long runs.
When uPVC is the sensible pick
For a standard semi in Burpham or Stoughton, uPVC does the job well. We use full replacement boards rather than thin overcap wherever the existing timber is past saving. Whether you need fascias, soffits & cladding in Guildford or a new roof replacement in Guildford, we cover the whole area, and we'll tell you which of the two you actually need.
Where aluminium earns its money
Aluminium suits long unbroken runs, exposed elevations and properties where the owner wants a crisp modern edge. It's more expensive per metre, so we only put it forward where it makes sense. On some Edwardian villas with deep eaves, aluminium fascia with a matching seamless gutter looks right and stays looking right.
Colour, trim and matching what's there
Matching matters more than people expect on older streets. Guildford's historic street pattern is treated as vital to the town's character, so a jarring roofline on a period frontage stands out badly. We'll bring samples and hold them up against your existing windows before anything's ordered.

Ventilation and Rot Prevention for Guildford Homes
Rot in a roofline almost always starts somewhere you can't see. Blocked eaves, a gutter that's been overflowing for two winters, or a soffit sealed up tight with no airflow. We deal with the cause, not just the visible board.
How we check for hidden rot
How do you know if the timber underneath is rotten? You take the board off and probe the rafter ends with a screwdriver, which is exactly what we do on survey before we quote. Soft timber gets cut back to sound wood and spliced. We photograph what we find and show you, so the price you get reflects the actual state of the eaves rather than a guess.
Eaves ventilation done properly
Continuous vent strips, over-fascia vents or vented soffit panels: which one we use depends on the roof build-up. On a cold loft with insulation at ceiling level, we're aiming for a clear path from eaves to ridge. On older Onslow Village houses where insulation has been topped up over the years, the eaves are often choked and that's where the damp starts.
Roofline work across the Wey Valley
We're on these streets most weeks, from Pewley Hill down towards the River Wey and out to Merrow. Whether you need fascias, soffits & cladding in Guildford or fascias, soffits & cladding in Godalming, we cover the whole area with the same team. Nothing is subcontracted out to faces you've never met.

Installation Process and Site Survey in Guildford
The process doesn't change from job to job. You ring, Scott answers, and we book a look at it. There's no charge and no obligation for the survey or the quote.
The survey
We measure the runs, check the rafter feet, look at the gutter falls and take a drone view where the eaves are hard to reach safely. Properties on tighter streets near Guildford town centre and around Guildford Park often have restricted access, so we work out the scaffold or tower arrangement then, not on the morning of the job.
Fixed price in writing
You get an honest fixed price in writing before anything starts. If a smaller repair will do the job, we'll say so rather than sell you a full roofline. Scott has spent more than 36 years on Surrey roofs and doesn't need to talk anyone into work they don't need.
On the day, and after
Old boards and offcuts leave with us. We sheet the borders and the drive, and we clear up before we go. Every job carries a 25-year written workmanship guarantee, handed over in writing before the team leaves, and that covers repairs as well as full replacements.

Guttering, Bargeboards and Downpipes
Roofline work and rainwater go together. There's little point fitting new fascia and leaving a sagging gutter to keep soaking it.
Gutter sizing and falls
We size rainwater goods to BS EN 12056 rather than just replacing like for like. A gutter that was undersized in 1970 will still overflow in 2026. Half-round, deepflow, ogee or seamless aluminium: we pick the profile to suit the roof area and the pitch, and we set the falls to run properly to the outlet.
Bargeboards on gables
Bargeboards on gable ends get hit hardest by driving rain. They're also awkward to reach, which is why they're often the most rotten part of a roofline. We replace them with the verge detail made good, so wind can't get under the tiles at the edge.
Downpipes and where the water goes
We check that downpipes actually discharge into a gully and not onto a path or against a wall. On older properties near Dapdune Wharf and the riverside, ground-level damp is often just a downpipe that's been discharging into nothing for years.

Fascia Capping and Overcladding
Capping means fitting a uPVC cover board over existing timber. It's quicker and cheaper, and it has its place, but only where the timber underneath is genuinely sound.
When capping is honest work
If the existing fascia is dry, straight and firmly fixed, a capping board over it is a reasonable job. It stops the painting cycle and tidies the elevation. We'll only recommend it after the boards have been checked, not from the ground with binoculars.
When we say full replacement instead
Capping over wet or soft timber traps moisture and hides the problem for a few years. We won't do it. Whether you need fascias, soffits & cladding in Guildford or roof repairs in Guildford, we'd rather do the job once and properly than come back to it.
What you're left with
A straight roofline, gutters that run, eaves that breathe and a written guarantee in your hand. We're fully insured with Public Liability Insurance, we're family-run, and a real person answers the phone day, night and weekend.
Call Wey Valley Roofing on 07428 300474 for fascias, soffits & cladding in Guildford, and Scott will check the rafter ends himself before giving you a fixed written price.
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People Also Ask: Fascias, Soffits & Cladding in Guildford
How often should you replace soffits and fascias?
Timber boards usually need attention every fifteen to twenty five years, depending on exposure and how often they were painted. UPVC lasts considerably longer. The honest answer is that you replace them when the timber goes soft or the gutter line starts to sag, not on a fixed schedule.
Can you cap over existing fascia boards on a Guildford Victorian terrace?
Only if the timber underneath is dry, straight and firmly fixed. On many of the older terraces around Charlotteville the rafter ends have taken years of overflow, so capping would just seal in the damp. We take a board off and check before recommending either route.
Do you handle access on the narrow streets near Guildford town centre?
Yes. We work out the scaffold or tower arrangement at survey stage, including pavement licences where they are needed, so nothing is a surprise on the morning of the job. Restricted frontages around Guildford Park and Pewley Hill are normal work for us.
Do you remove the old boards and take the waste away?
Yes. Old fascia, soffit, cladding and guttering all leave with us, and we sheet the borders and the drive first. The site is cleared and swept before the guarantee is handed over in writing.
