Fascia Soffit and weatherboard cleaning kent

Fascia & Soffit Cleaning in Kent

Green streaks and weathering taken off UPVC and timber boards, all from ground level.

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Ashford based

Covering all of Kent

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Fixed written quotes

Hot water steam

Not harsh jet washing

Fascia Board Cleaning

Fascia & soffit cleaning across Kent

Clean windows above dirty fascias make the fascias look worse, not better.

Fascias and soffits sit right at the roofline, which means they catch everything running off the roof and everything overflowing from the gutter. On white UPVC that shows as green algae streaks and a grey weathered film. On timber weatherboards it’s the same growth, except the timber absorbs the moisture and starts to rot underneath.

We clean fascias, soffits, bargeboards, weatherboards and cladding right across Kent, from our base in Ashford.

How we clean them

From the ground, using a soft brush and a water-fed pole rather than pressure.

Fascia boards aren’t structural in the way a wall is. Hit UPVC with high pressure and you’ll force water behind the board and into the roof space. Hit timber with it and you’ll lift the paint.

Working from the ground means:

  • No ladders resting on the guttering, which is what usually bends it
  • No ladders on your conservatory roof or your borders
  • The soffits get done as well as the fascias, which ladder work often skips

Timber weatherboards need more care again, since the aim is to lift the growth without stripping the paint underneath.

Soffit Board Cleaning Kent
What Is Weatherboarding

Why it's worth doing before it looks bad

On timber especially, the green is a symptom rather than the problem.

Algae holds moisture against the surface. On UPVC that’s cosmetic, though left for years the weathering does eventually become permanent and no amount of cleaning brings it back to white. On timber the moisture is what starts the rot, and by the time a board is soft you’re replacing it rather than cleaning it.

It’s also the cheapest bit of a property to maintain and the most visible from the street.

Worth combining with gutter clearance

They’re in the same place and the same visit.

Most of the marking on a fascia comes from a gutter overflowing above it, so cleaning the boards without clearing the gutter means it comes back. We can usually do the two together on the same visit.

The same applies to window cleaning. If we’re already at the property with the pole system, adding the fascias is straightforward.

Why Have Your Fascias and Soffits Cleaned

Where we cover

Right across Kent, seven days a week.

Ashford, Maidstone, Medway, Canterbury, Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, Folkestone, Dartford, Gravesend, Sevenoaks and the villages in between.

FAQS

Usually, if the discolouration is algae and surface grime, which it normally is. UPVC that’s been left for many years can weather permanently, and in that case cleaning will improve it significantly without getting it back to new. We’ll tell you honestly what we think when we look.
Yes. The soffit is the underside board and it’s usually dirtier than the fascia, since it catches everything and never gets rained on. Ladder-based cleaning often misses it.
Yes, and it’s a gentler job than UPVC. The aim is to lift the growth without taking the paint with it, so it’s done at low pressure with a soft brush.
It’s worth it. Most fascia staining is caused by a gutter overflowing above it, so cleaning the board without clearing the gutter means the marking returns.
It’s priced on the size of the property and how much boarding there is. We’ll come out and give you a fixed price at no charge.

Contact Us

Kent External Cleaning is here to help you bring out the best in your home or business property.

We offer free, zero-obligation consultations to all our customers and we’re open from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Sunday every week.

Do you have any questions or are you ready to restore your property? Contact us today so we can get started. Please give us a call on our mobile number: 07895 212 800 or on our freephone number: 0800 1182 793.

Alternatively, send us an email at [email protected] and one of the team will be happy to help you get started.