Fascia Cleaning Liverpool, professional UPVC cleaning for your roofline

Our fascia cleaning starts from £100. That covers the fascias, soffits and gutter fronts on a standard three-bedroom semi. Fascia boards are exposed to the weather all year round and quickly pick up green algae, black mould and traffic film. We use a low-pressure soft-wash system with a specialist UPVC cleaner that lifts the growth without damaging the plastic, then give everything a full rinse and a wipe-down of the edges.

The final price depends on the size of the property, how many storeys we are working at, how long the roofline runs and how heavy the staining is. Larger houses, bungalows with long wraparound fascias and commercial premises cost more than a standard semi, and we will always tell you the figure before we start.

Plenty of customers ask us to look inside the gutters while we are up there. If they are full of moss and leaves, our gutter cleaning service can be added on the same visit so the whole roofline is sorted in one go.

Usually a same-day quote. A simple photo of your roofline showing the level of algae or mould is normally enough for us to give you a firm price. Take one from the front and one from the back if you can, and include any extensions, porches or bay window roofs that also have UPVC trims, so nothing gets missed when we arrive.

Send the photos to us on WhatsApp and you get 10% off your quote. Dirty fascias can make the whole house look neglected, so we try to book the work in within a few days of quoting and keep the diary flexible around your plans. We are open seven days a week, 7am to 7pm.

If you would rather fill in a form or give us a ring, everything you need is on our contact page. Tell us roughly where you are and what you want doing, and a member of the family will get back to you with a price and some honest advice on the best way to tackle it.

A water-fed pole system that lets us clean high fascias safely from the ground. Lightweight carbon fibre poles extend to over 12 metres, which means we can reach the roofline of a typical two-storey house without leaning ladders against your gutters. A soft brush head gently agitates the dirt while purified water rinses it away, so the UPVC dries without streaks or water spots.

For stubborn black mould we run the same low-pressure soft-wash through the pole, letting the cleaning solution do the work instead of force. On taller or awkward properties we work safely from ladders, taking care to keep weight off the gutters, and we only do that where the pole cannot reach properly.

Working from the ground also keeps us off your roof tiles. If we do spot thick moss up there while cleaning the fascias, we will let you know and can talk you through our roof cleaning service, because moss washing down is often what stains the fascias in the first place.

Yes, we clean bungalows, flat roof extensions, garages and conservatories. Bungalows are actually one of the easier jobs because the fascias sit lower and are easy to reach, although the roofline often runs right round the house so there is more of it. We clean the soffits and the undersides too, which is where cobwebs and black mould tend to hide and where other cleaners often skip.

Flat roof extensions need a bit more care. The fascia often sits right against the edge of the felt or rubber roof covering, so we keep the water low and angled away from the joint to avoid disturbing it. Our pole system adjusts to any length, which helps with tight side passages and awkward corners.

We clean a lot of bungalows and dormer homes in places like Heswall on the Wirral and Maghull in Sefton, where long, low rooflines pick up plenty of green from nearby trees and hedges.

Typically 12 to 18 months, although it varies from house to house. Algae spores are carried in the air, so they will eventually settle back on your fascias. The treatment we apply during the clean slows the regrowth down, which is why a professional clean stays white far longer than a quick wipe with a cloth and a bucket.

Shade and moisture are the big factors. If you have overhanging trees, a north-facing front or a house that backs onto a park or woodland, the green can come back sooner. Trimming branches back to let in more sunlight and airflow makes a real difference, and so does keeping your gutters clear so they do not overflow down the boards.

A lot of our customers book an annual fascia clean to keep the roofline crisp all year. Cooler months are a perfectly good time to do it, as we explain in our guide on whether winter is a good time for exterior cleaning.

Usually because that side gets less sun and stays damp for longer. North-facing walls, the side of a house that sits close to a neighbour, and rooflines under big trees dry out slowly after rain. Algae loves that cool, damp surface, so you often see one elevation turn green while the front still looks fairly clean.

Leafy, mature parts of the city are a good example. In areas like Woolton and Calderstones, tall trees drop sap, pollen and leaf debris onto rooflines, and that gives the algae something extra to feed on. Blocked gutters spilling water down the boards make it worse, because the damp never really gets a chance to dry out between showers.

We treat every elevation, not just the worst one, because spores from the green side soon spread round. If your window frames and doors on that side have gone the same colour, our UPVC cleaning can be done at the same time so everything matches.

Yes, and it usually makes sense to do them together. When we soft-wash the fascias, dirty water and loosened algae run down the walls. Cleaning the brickwork or render straight afterwards means any streaks are rinsed away and the whole front of the house finishes at the same standard, instead of a bright roofline sitting above tired walls.

Our brickwork cleaning uses the right pressure and solution for the surface, whether that is red brick, painted render or pebble dash. We also check the gutters while the equipment is set up, because an overflowing gutter is one of the main reasons fascias stain again so quickly.

Combining jobs saves you having us out twice and keeps the house looking consistent. Just tell us everything you would like doing when you send your photos and we will price it as one visit, with a clear breakdown so you can see what each part costs before you decide.

No, because we never use high pressure on fascias and soffits. Blasting UPVC with a jet washer can force water behind the boards, into the soffit vents and up under the bottom row of tiles. That is how damp patches appear in loft spaces, and it is the reason we use a low-pressure soft-wash with a cleaning solution that does the hard work for us.

Before we start we check the roofline for loose sections, split joints, cracked boards and gaps around the gutter brackets. If anything looks damaged we point it out to you first and avoid putting water near it. We would rather leave a section and tell you about it than make a small problem bigger.

The same gentle approach is used across our UPVC cleaning on window frames, doors and conservatory roofs, so seals, rubber gaskets and glazing beads are all treated with care. We are fully insured too, which gives you extra peace of mind on every job.

Often they do, because salt air and sand add to the usual algae. Homes close to the seafront pick up a fine film of salt and wind-blown sand that dulls the UPVC and gives grime something to cling to. Combined with damp sea air, that can make white fascias look grey and tired faster than they would further inland.

We see this a lot along the Sefton coast in places like Crosby and Southport, and on the Wirral side around Hoylake and New Brighton. For those homes we usually suggest a clean every 6 to 12 months instead of waiting until the boards are badly stained.

The method is the same gentle soft-wash, with a thorough rinse so no salt residue is left on the surface. If the wind has also left sand and grit in your gutters, we will clear it while we are there so the water runs away properly.

Not usually, as long as we can get to the outside of the property. Most fascia cleans are done entirely from the outside, so plenty of customers leave us to it while they are at work. We just need access to an outside tap or water supply, a clear path round the house if the back needs doing, and somewhere sensible to park the van.

Before the day we confirm a rough arrival time and any gate codes or side door keys. Please move cars away from the walls and bring in anything fragile from the window sills. When we finish we tidy the paths, check the windows and let you know the job is done, so you can come home to a bright, clean roofline.

Many customers book their fascias alongside our driveway cleaning, which includes a free bin clean. If you are also worried about the gutters before the bad weather arrives, have a read of why gutter cleaning before winter matters.