uPVC Fascia & Soffits brought back to white.

Sun and weather oxidise the surface layer of the plastic over years, leaving a chalky yellow film. South-facing fascias get it worst. A proper trade uPVC restorer cuts back the oxidised layer and brings the original white back — it's not just dirt sitting on the surface.

On most uPVC that's gone yellow or chalky from oxidation — yes, very close to original colour. On uPVC that's pitted, cracked or had years of paint splashed on it, we'll get it as clean as it can go, but won't promise miracles. We'll always test a small area first if you're unsure.

The outside face of the guttering is included as standard — those black streaks running down the front. Cleaning the inside of the gutter (vacuuming out moss and debris) is a separate service — see our gutter cleaning page.

Properly cleaned and restored uPVC stays bright for 3–5 years before noticeable yellowing returns — longer on north-facing elevations, shorter on south-facing. Annual washes keep it looking new much longer.

Yes — same process. uPVC cladding, bargeboards, soffit vents, dry-verge trims. If it's white plastic on the outside of your house, we clean it. Painted timber boards we can wash but we don't paint.

Typical 3-bed semi: £120–£200 for full fascia, soffits and gutter exteriors. Larger houses or full uPVC restoration jobs: £200–£350. Free fixed written quote — we walk the perimeter first and price the actual job, no guesses.