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How it works

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Post your job

Tell us what you need, where you are, and when you’d like it done. Using our built in AI job listing tool, posting your job only takes 2 minutes!

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Choose your tradesperson

We’ll connect you with local tradespeople who are a good match and ready to quote.

 

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Get quotes

Compare quotes, ask a few questions, and pick the right person for the job.

 

Guttering and fascia services

Guttering and fascias play an important role in protecting your home from water damage. Properly installed and maintained guttering helps direct rainwater away from your property, while fascias support the roof edge and give your home a clean, finished look.

Whether you need repairs to leaking gutters, replacement fascias, or a full guttering upgrade, a professional roofer can ensure everything is fitted securely and works as it should.

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Guttering and fascia cost guide

The cost of guttering and fascia work depends on the size of your property, the materials used, and how accessible the roofline is. Small repairs or section replacements usually cost less than full replacements across the entire property.

Costs can increase if:

  • The property is tall or difficult to access
  • Scaffolding is required
  • Premium materials are chosen
  • Existing guttering or fascias are badly damaged

Because every property is different, posting your job is the best way to receive quotes based on your specific requirements.

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Reviews from homeowners

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Nicky, Homeowner

So much simpler than ringing around. I got a couple of quotes, compared them, and picked the one that felt right. Would definitely use again.

Dan, Homeowner

Great service. The builder was very clear and local to me, so I’m not wasting time on the wrong type of quotes. I’ve already listed a new bit of work for a quote! 

Ian, Homeowner

We had a great experience using Request A Quote. Easy to use & soon after posting our job we had local tradespeople who were interested in the work.

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How to hire a roofer for guttering and fascias

Choosing the right roofer helps ensure guttering and fascias are fitted safely and correctly.

When hiring a roofer, it helps to:

  • Explain whether you need repairs, replacements, or new installations
  • Share details about the type of material you prefer
  • Mention any leaks, blockages, or visible damage
  • Let them know if access is restricted or scaffolding may be needed

Providing clear details upfront allows roofers to assess the work accurately and provide realistic quotes.


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How guttering and fascia work is carried out

Guttering and fascia work usually starts with inspecting the existing roofline and checking for damage or blockages. Old or damaged sections are removed where necessary.

New guttering and fascias are then installed and securely fixed, ensuring correct alignment and fall so rainwater drains properly. Once fitted, the system is tested to confirm water flows away from the property as intended before the job is completed.

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Guttering and Fascias FAQs

Guttering helps prevent water from running down walls, reducing the risk of damp, staining, and structural damage.

This depends on the material and condition, but damaged or leaking guttering should be repaired or replaced promptly.

Yes. Fascias and guttering can be replaced separately if required.

Sometimes. This depends on the height of the property and access to the roofline.

In many cases, yes. Small leaks or damaged sections can often be repaired.