Fascias, Soffits & Gutters in Selby

While the modern materials used for soffits and fascias are virtually maintenance-free, we recommend cleaning your entire eaves trough system twice a year to prevent the harmful build-up of dirt, leaves and/or debris.

As clogged gutters can lead to water leaks, moisture damage and mould, we recommend a professional roof inspection twice a year to ensure that your roofing system is always performing as it should.

Gutters are in place to carry rainwater as it falls from your roof. Instead of it falling down the side of your home, it is redirected through the downpipes. This ensures it does not cause problems to the external walls or foundations of your home.

Well-installed gutters can last upwards of 10-25 years if they are well maintained. But after a few decades, even well maintained can become brittle/rotten and susceptible to leaks.

In theory yes, but like any work at height, gutter repairs should not be attempted without the right training and equipment. The result will most likely be damage to your gutters, your property and even yourself.

If you can hear or see a more concentrated stream of water either hitting the ground or pouring over the tops of the gutters, then it is time to get your guttering system professionally checked. Guttering is designed to deal with rainfall, so the water should not be overflowing or leaking at any time unless it is blocked or broken. DIY gutter inspections pose all kinds of risks to your safety and the condition of your property.

Yes, we offer an industry leading selection of colours and styles to best suit your needs and the style of your home and your budget.

In a nutshell, it is an improper and unprofessional installation process. To ensure the efficiency and reliability of your replacement materials and value for money, you need to work with a professional roofing company like FJ Roofing & Gutters. Call us now for a free site survey and quote.

There are several reasons as to why your gutters may be leaking. They could be blocked, causing water to overflow, or cracked, allowing water to seep out before reaching the downpipes. Alternatively, they might be sagged or bowed, so water gathers and overflows rather than flowing freely through the pipes. The best way to find out is with a professional inspection.