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Guttering Fascias & Soffits

phibo
Posts: 10 Forumite
Hi,
i'm trying to track down a few other firms in Bristol to get quotes but I've had one that doesn't seem too dreadful.
1940's Semi, the above all around, with 2 downpipes house is 7m x 9m
The current guttering has asbestos, however the current boards and fascias/soffits are solid with no sign of any decay so am going for the attachment of PVC as opposed to the full replacement and are being done more for decorative purposes.
£1295?
Views...obviously waiting to get a couple of more quotes but interested in any feedback in the meantime
i'm trying to track down a few other firms in Bristol to get quotes but I've had one that doesn't seem too dreadful.
1940's Semi, the above all around, with 2 downpipes house is 7m x 9m
The current guttering has asbestos, however the current boards and fascias/soffits are solid with no sign of any decay so am going for the attachment of PVC as opposed to the full replacement and are being done more for decorative purposes.
£1295?
Views...obviously waiting to get a couple of more quotes but interested in any feedback in the meantime
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Not bad is it white ? Any apex ? Is it a hip side . easy access . price is good and fair tbh without knowing more:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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Yes White? what made you think that?
Small apex, 2m wide, easy access
Hip Side?0 -
Whites cheaper for soffits and facial gutters all about the same regardless of black white grey . prime all timbers before cladding over them and fill any holes . they will keep longer . capped screws not polytops too . its worth the extra .:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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Do not have your boards covered this makes the original timbers sweat and so rot quicker it is far better to have them removed all be it costing about £300 more .As for Greenfaces advice to use caps and screws i cannot understand why this is better than stainless steel polytop nails which are designed for fascia and soffit installationif you think peoples advice is helpfull please take the time to clicking the thank you button it gives great satisfaction0
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If your fixing into your soffits without removing the timbers underneath trying to get a decent fix into it with polytops knocking underneath into often 6mm ply or similar will make something that's not fixed great a lot less fixed . plus they are much easier to get back out . cup caps are also designed for plastic installation .poly tops are fine just my humble opinion .:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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