How much does it cost to replace gutters, soffits and fascias?

It depends on the perimeter length, storey height, number of gables and how much guttering and cladding is included. We measure on site and give you a free written price broken down by element. One Checkatrade customer described our price for exactly this work as reasonable.

Yes, the visit, the inspection and the written quote cost nothing and there is no obligation.

How long does the job take?

Most houses take days rather than weeks. Larger properties with multiple gables and long runs take longer, and the expected duration is confirmed in your written quote.

Can you just repair my gutters instead of replacing them?

Yes, where the boards are sound and the fault is localised: a joint, a bracket, a blockage or one section. We will tell you honestly which is the better spend.

How long will new gutters and boards last?

UPVC does not rot or need repainting, so correctly fitted board and guttering is long-term with washing and occasional clearing as the only maintenance.

Is the work guaranteed?

Yes. We guarantee our workmanship, with terms varying depending on the job and the materials used.

Yes, £1,000,000 public liability insurance, with details available before work begins.

My gutter has come down, can you come out quickly?

Ring us. We are contactable seven days a week, 9am to 5pm, and urgent jobs where water is hitting the wall get priority.

Do you clear gutters as well?

Yes, including flushing them through after moss clearance, see our moss removal page, as blocked gutters are very often a moss problem rather than a gutter problem.

Which areas do you cover?

Yarm, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough, Eaglescliffe, Ingleby Barwick, Thornaby, Darlington, Northallerton and the wider Teesside and North Yorkshire area.

Yarm · Stockton-on-Tees · Middlesbrough · Teesside

Gutters, Soffits& Fascias In Stockton-on-Tees,Yarm & Teesside

Name: T&T Rooflines
Address: 17 Egmont Rd, Middlesbrough, TS4 2HU, GB
Telephone: 07919 512218
Price range: ££
Rating: 4.91

Get rainwater off the roof and away from the walls: new gutters hung to a true fall on sound boards, flow-tested before we leave, and priced in writing first.

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10/10 from 50 Checkatrade reviews · 4.91/5 from 99 TrustATrader reviews · £1,000,000 public liability · family run

10/10 on Checkatrade

From 50 verified reviews

4.91/5 on TrustATrader

From 99 reviews since 2020

£1,000,000 public liability

Details available before we start

Guaranteed workmanship

Terms vary by job and materials

Before and after photographs

You see the work without a ladder

The service explained

Gutters, Soffits & Fascias in plain English

Everything below is specific to this work on Teesside housing stock, no filler. If you would rather just talk it through, ring Terry on 07919 512218.

What this work involves

These three components work as one unit. The fascia board closes the roof edge and carries the gutter brackets; the soffit closes and ventilates the eaves underside; the gutter and downpipes take the water the roof sheds and put it into the drain.

We replace and repair all three: new UPVC fascia and soffit, new guttering and downpipes, hoppers and outlets, plus bargeboards and box ends. One of our Checkatrade customers had exactly this package replaced and described the work as very pleased with, reasonably priced and worth recommending.

Who it is for

Homeowners with overflowing or sagging gutters, staining down the brickwork, flaking painted timber or soft fascia board. Very common on 1950s–1990s houses across Stockton-on-Tees, Thornaby, Ingleby Barwick and Middlesbrough where the original timber and cast or early plastic guttering has aged out together.

Also landlords wanting the outside maintenance-free, and anyone who has found that new gutters alone did not solve the problem because the board behind them had gone.

When it is needed

When gutters overflow in the same place every time it rains, when there is a green algae streak or a damp band on the wall below a joint, when a downpipe discharges onto a wall or paving instead of a gully, when a bracket has pulled out, or when a screwdriver sinks into the fascia.

Also when the paintwork has failed. Painted timber that is blistering is holding water, and the timber underneath is usually already going.

Why it matters more than it looks

A roof can shed thousands of litres a year. Guttering is what decides whether that water leaves the property or soaks the same square metre of wall for years. Saturated masonry drives damp inward, and it takes very little overflow to ruin plaster on the other side of the wall.

It is also the job where shortcuts are hardest to see. Fixing gutter brackets to rotten fascia, cladding over wet timber, or hanging a gutter without a proper fall all look fine on the day and fail within a couple of years. We take the old board off, check and repair the timber behind it, keep eaves ventilation working, and flow-test the finished run.

What happens if it waits

The cost of leaving it another winter

Guttering failure is the most common cause of "mystery" damp we get called to. The water is going somewhere, and if it is not going down the drain, it is going into the wall.

Penetrating damp in the walls

The same overflow point soaks the same brickwork every rainfall. Once masonry is saturated, damp shows inside and decoration and plaster go with it.

Rot at the eaves

Water running behind a gutter attacks fascia, rafter feet and the wall plate. That converts a board replacement into structural carpentry.

Foundations and paving

A downpipe discharging at the wall base keeps ground next to the house permanently wet, staining paving, feeding moss and undermining pointing at low level.

Common mistakes we get called out to fix

Replacing gutters onto rotten fascia: the brackets have nothing to hold, so the new gutter sags within a year or two.
Cladding over soft timber instead of removing it, hiding decay that carries on out of sight.
Hanging gutter without a proper fall to the outlet, so water sits in the run and overflows at the low point.
Fitting undersized half-round guttering on a large roof catchment, then blaming the weather when it cannot cope.
Blocking the eaves ventilation with solid soffit, which causes loft condensation people then mistake for a roof leak.

How the job runs

Our gutters, soffits & fascias process, step by step

01
Inspection
We walk the perimeter, check every board by hand, test bracket fixings, sight the gutter falls and check where each downpipe discharges.
02
Diagnosis and written quote
A free written price broken down by element (fascia, soffit, guttering, downpipes, bargeboards) so you can see what is needed and what is optional.
03
Strip out
Old guttering and timber taken off and bagged, with planting, paving and drives protected as we work.
04
Timber repair
Rafter feet and wall plate checked, photographed and made good where required, so the new board goes onto sound timber.
05
Fit and flow test
New fascia and vented soffit fitted with colour-matched fixings; gutters hung to a true fall, sized to the catchment, then water-tested to the outlet before we leave.
06
Completion and guarantee
Site swept clean, before and after photographs handed over, workmanship guaranteed with terms depending on the job and materials.

What you get out of it

The difference it makes to the house

Dry walls

Water leaves the roof and enters the drain instead of the brickwork, the whole point of the exercise.

Tested, not assumed

We flow-test the finished gutter run so you know it works before the first downpour, not after.

No maintenance cycle

UPVC board and gutters need washing, not sanding, priming and painting every few years.

Ventilated, dry loft

Vented soffit keeps air moving through the roof space, so insulation stays dry and effective.

Sharper elevation

Crisp new board and matching rainwater goods lift the look of the whole front of the house.

One access, one price

Doing boards and gutters together avoids paying for the same access twice within a couple of years.

Detail, materials and methods

Gutters, Soffits & Fascias: the technical detail

Gutter profiles and sizing

Guttering has to match the roof's catchment, not just the neighbour's. A large or steep roof concentrating water into a short run needs more capacity than a small bungalow roof.

Half-round: the standard on most post-war housing, cost-effective on modest catchments.
Square and ogee profiles: higher capacity and a more traditional or contemporary line depending on the property.
Deep-flow gutters: where the catchment is large or a valley discharges into the run.
Downpipes, hoppers, offset bends and shoes, matched in colour to the gutter.
Colours: white, black, anthracite grey, brown and cream.

Falls, outlets and discharge

A gutter is a shallow channel: it only works with a consistent fall to a correctly positioned outlet. We set brackets at the correct spacing and fall, position outlets to suit the run length, and make sure each downpipe actually discharges into a gully or drain rather than onto masonry or paving.

Where a valley or a large roof dumps water into a single point, we design the outlet arrangement around that instead of hoping the standard layout copes.

Fascia and soffit specifics

Fascia takes the load of a full gutter, which is heavy when it rains, so it has to be rigid board on sound timber, correctly fixed. Soffit has to close the eaves against birds and wasps while keeping air flowing into the loft.

We use rigid UPVC in square-edge, bullnose or ogee profiles to suit the property, vented soffit board or discrete circular vents for airflow, and stainless or colour-matched polytop fixings that will not rust-streak a new white board.

Repairs versus full replacement

Not everything needs replacing. A single failed joint, a dropped bracket, one blocked outlet or a cracked downpipe is a repair, and we will quote it as one.

Full replacement makes sense when the board is soft, when several joints are leaking, when the profile is obsolete and parts no longer match, or when you are already having other work done at that level. We will tell you which situation you are in.

Gutter clearing, re-sealing joints and re-hanging existing runs to a correct fall.
Replacing individual brackets, unions, outlets and downpipe sections.
Full renewal of gutters, fascia, soffit and bargeboards as a single job.
Adding or correcting downpipe discharge into a gully.

Property types

Bungalows: everything is visible and reachable, so the finish detail matters most. Two-storey semis and detacheds: bracket spacing and gable access are the key points. Dormer and chalet properties: more junctions, cheeks and returns. Terraces: shared gutter runs need care at the party wall so the neighbouring run still drains.

We also work on garages, outbuildings, porches and light commercial premises of conventional construction.

Related work worth doing together

If the gable verge mortar is also crumbling, converting to dry verge at the same time uses the same access, see our dry verge and dry ridge page. If most of the perimeter needs renewing, our roofline work page covers doing the whole edge in one visit, and our UPVC page covers cladding and painted-timber replacement more widely.

Straight answers

Gutters, Soffits & Fascias questions we get asked

How much does it cost to replace gutters, soffits and fascias?: It depends on the perimeter length, storey height, number of gables and how much guttering and cladding is included. We measure on site and give you a free written price broken down by element. One Checkatrade customer described our price for exactly this work as reasonable.
Is the quote free?: Yes, the visit, the inspection and the written quote cost nothing and there is no obligation.
How long does the job take?: Most houses take days rather than weeks. Larger properties with multiple gables and long runs take longer, and the expected duration is confirmed in your written quote.
Can you just repair my gutters instead of replacing them?: Yes, where the boards are sound and the fault is localised: a joint, a bracket, a blockage or one section. We will tell you honestly which is the better spend.
How long will new gutters and boards last?: UPVC does not rot or need repainting, so correctly fitted board and guttering is long-term with washing and occasional clearing as the only maintenance.
Is the work guaranteed?: Yes. We guarantee our workmanship, with terms varying depending on the job and the materials used.
Are you insured?: Yes, £1,000,000 public liability insurance, with details available before work begins.
My gutter has come down, can you come out quickly?: Ring us. We are contactable seven days a week, 9am to 5pm, and urgent jobs where water is hitting the wall get priority.
Do you clear gutters as well?: Yes, including flushing them through after moss clearance, see our moss removal page, as blocked gutters are very often a moss problem rather than a gutter problem.
Which areas do you cover?: Yarm, Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough, Eaglescliffe, Ingleby Barwick, Thornaby, Darlington, Northallerton and the wider Teesside and North Yorkshire area.

Related work we carry out

See all our roofing and roofline services or head back to the T&T Rooflines homepage.

Where we do this work

We work monday to sunday, 9am – 5pm. Ring 07919 512218 or use the contact form and we'll arrange a free look at the roof.

Speak to Terry today

Get the water off your walls: free written gutter quote

We check the boards, the falls and where each downpipe actually goes, then price the work element by element with no obligation.