Restore your uPVC fascias, soffits and barge boards — black algae streaks, lichen and grime cleaned away to bring back the bright, white finish. Free with every roof clean.
The boards along and under your roof edge take a constant battering from rain, damp and pollution. Over time, algae takes hold and runs down the uPVC in dark grey and green streaks, lichen spots appear, and general grime dulls what was once bright white. It is one of those things you stop noticing day to day — until the boards are cleaned and the whole front of the house suddenly looks years younger.
Serving Southport, Birkdale, Ainsdale, Formby, Crossens, Crosby, Bootle, Maghull, Ormskirk, Burscough, Hesketh Bank, Halsall, Eccleston and Windle — across Merseyside and West Lancashire.
The final price depends on the size and access of your property. Fascias and soffits are cleaned free with every roof clean. Your quote is always free and with no obligation.
The fascia is the board that runs along the edge of the roof, carrying the guttering. The soffit is the board tucked underneath it. Together they close off the roof edge, and because they face the weather all year they are usually the first thing to go green and streaky.
Yes. Those dark streaks are algae and pollution build-up rather than permanent staining, and they clean off well with the right treatment — bringing the bright white uPVC finish back without harsh scrubbing.
No. We use methods designed for uPVC that lift algae, lichen and grime without scratching or dulling the surface, so the boards are left clean and undamaged.
Yes. When you book a roof clean, your fascias, soffits and gutters are cleaned at no extra cost as part of the job — a complete refresh of the whole roofline in one visit.
Fascias and soffits are usually done in a few hours, often alongside a gutter or roof clean. We will confirm the timescale with your free quote.
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