Redline started work on our 3 bed semi and took just two and a half days to complete all the gutters, soffits and fascias and put on roof line caps. The lads did a marvelous job, no have a go heroes here, they were skilled at there job....
Roy, Longridge
Excellent workers, very efficient, thorough and so helpful. The work was difficult, over a conservatory etc, but everyone was hardworking
Celia, Penwortham
Great job, clean and tidy workmanship. Would use the firm Redline again.
Mr A, Chorley
Redline Roofing Contractor Preston
Upvc Soffits and Fascias and Guttering
Rubber roofing, fibreglass roofing and roof felt available.
FASCIAS & SOFFITS
GUTTERING
ROOFING
FLAT ROOFING
Soffits, fascias and guttering all play an important role in keeping your home pest free and dry, they are also highly important from an aesthetic point of view. Having sparkling soffits and fascias makes your home look far more attractive and appealing to buyers. If you are thinking of selling your home, then sprucing up the outside of your house is a good investment. Replacing soffits and fascias that are old or worn helps to protect your roof and walls, preventing damp and water damage. Clean new gutters and ornate fascias can greatly increase the value of your home, and will impress the surveyor too.
A soffit is a covering which sits between the outer edges of your roof and the adjacent wall of the house, protecting and sealing the rafter feet. If your roof has a soffit (not all do), you will be able to see it if you stand underneath the overhang of your roof and look up.
Modern soffits are usually made of uPVC. UPVC soffits and fascias are hardwearing and cope well with exposure to moisture. Wooden soffits are a popular rustic or period feature, but they are more likely to rot and decay quickly, threatening the integrity of the rest of the roof structure.
Fascias are traditionally a softwood board which is mounted to the exposed edges of your rafters, however in recent years this has been replaced with high grade uPVC as softwood has a tendency to rot. The purpose of a fascia is to protect and seal the roof and the interior of your home from exposure to the elements, to support roof tiles at an eaves level and to provide support for the guttering. Fascias also serve a cosmetic purpose, and are much nicer to look at than exposed rafters.
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Preston Office
Office 501
City House
131 Friargate
Preston
PR1 2EF
Leyland Office
317 Golden Hill Lane,
PR25 2YJ
Contact us:
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Tel: 01772 977 866
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Tel: 07903 937995
