Roofline

The roofline areas of your house which consist of the fascia boards, soffits and bargeboards or gable ends are one of the most vulnerable areas of your home – exposed to all weather conditions. Hazards such as blocked gutters result in water overflowing onto the timber fascia, causing them to rot. There is an answer to the problem – a permanent cure which not only removes the worry of expensive replacement of rotten timbers but eliminates permanently the need for re-painting. Shropshire Cladding products are made from pvc-ue, and are low maintenance, durable and robust. The material is ideal for those parts of a building which have to resist sun, rain, frost and wind. Rotten roofline and cladding systems which are replaced with maintenance-free pvc-ue not only look stylish but they will protect your property from the elements. As Shropshire Cladding only deal with a full refurbishment, all rotten timbers are removed, timber bearers are inspected and treated, roof felt is renewed and importantly, ventilation is added to the eaves, leaving your property not only looking refreshed but protected for many years to come.

Bargeboards
These boards provide a decorative finish to the gable ends. Wherever possible, the box-end corners are installed using a deep board to reduce the amount of joints ensuring a neat finish.



Fascia boards
The fascia board covers the rafter ends, supports all the weight of the tiles and supports the rainwater goods. Sound fixing of the fascia board is vital (contact the director, Paul Riches, who will show you how we ensure sound fixing is achieved).



Soffit
This board will protect the underside of the fascia board or bargeboard. Using a tongue and groove effect board there are no visible joins, leaving a seamless appearance.



Dry Verge
The cement under your tiles may become porous and fall out, this can lead to rotten roofing laths and feltwork. The fitting of dry verge eliminates this problem and is available in brown, slate grey or white to complete the finish of your roof.



Guttering
Evermore popular is seamless guttering. This is installed in one length without any joins, guaranteed for 20 years – this is a long term solution to dripping joints that occur with traditional plastic guttering.

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