Soffit & Fascia Cleaning in Wickford & Rayleigh
Soffits and fascias go grey and streaky over time. We bring them back to white with a specialist UPVC solution — never bleach, which yellows the plastic over time.
- Specialist UPVC solution — restores white, doesn't yellow it
- Degreaser for ingrained road grime and staining
- Algae and black mould treated, not just wiped off the surface
- Often added onto your regular window cleaning visit
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What's Included:
- —Soffits, fascia boards and guttering exterior cleaned
- —Degreaser applied to stubborn staining
- —Pay after the job — no deposit
Method
Specialist UPVC cleaning solution and degreaser, low pressure
Cycle
Alongside your window clean or as a one-off
Couple-Run · Wickford Based
Your Local Wickford & Rayleigh Specialists
- 1Fully insured — couple-run, no subcontractors
- 2Fixed price agreed before we start
- 3No deposit — you pay only when it's done
- 4Reliable cycle — a reminder before every visit
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Soffit & Fascia Cleaning FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Will cleaning make my UPVC go yellow?
No — that's what bleach-based cleaning does over time. We use a specialist UPVC solution that lifts grey oxidation without affecting the plastic.
Can this be done with my regular window clean?
Yes, most customers add it onto their existing cycle since we're already at the property.
How often does it need doing?
Once or twice a year keeps most houses looking right — more often if you're near trees or a busy road.