Valleys are the V-shaped channels where two roof slopes meet, and fascias are the horizontal boards running along the roofline, supporting the gutters. Both are crucial for water drainage and preventing damage to your roof.

Signs of damage include leaks, sagging, cracks, rot, or visible wear on the fascia boards. If gutters aren’t draining properly or if water is pooling around your roofline, it’s time for an inspection.

Yes, damaged fascias can allow water to seep into your roof structure, causing rot, mould, and leaks. Repairing fascias promptly helps prevent further damage.

We inspect the valley for cracks or blockages, clear any debris, and replace damaged flashing or tiles. Proper sealing ensures that water flows safely off your roof, preventing leaks.

Fascias can rot due to prolonged exposure to water, poor ventilation, or lack of maintenance. Gutter leaks or overflowing can speed up the deterioration process.

While it’s possible for experienced DIYers to replace fascias, we recommend professional repair to ensure safety, proper installation, and long-lasting results.

We recommend annual inspections, especially after storms, to identify any issues early and prevent costly repairs.

Most fascia repairs can be completed within a day, depending on the severity of the damage and the size of your property.

Yes, we often replace gutters when repairing or replacing fascias to ensure the whole system works effectively and water is directed away from your roof.

Repairs may be covered under your home insurance if the damage is caused by a covered event, like a storm. Be sure to check your policy or contact your insurer for more information.