Paul Gasson Roofline

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uPVC Cladding Installation in Maidstone & Kent

Cladding covers a lot of ground: gable ends, dormer cheeks, porch fascias, the underside of a canopy, or a whole upper storey that's still in tired timber boarding. Done well, it tidies up a tired elevation and takes painting off the list for good. Done badly, it looks like panels screwed to a wall.

How we go about it

We fit flat and shiplap uPVC cladding with the trims and corner sections that make it look built-in. Boards are aligned, joints land where they should, and the fixings sit where you won't see them.

What's included

  • Flat, shiplap and reveal-liner cladding
  • Gable ends, dormers, porches, canopy soffits and full elevations
  • Matching trims, corners and joint sections
  • Existing timber removed and checked for damp
  • Low maintenance, ready-finished boards

Most cladding jobs come down to the detailing. It's the corners and the junctions that give a job away, so that's where we take the time.

Recent work

Photos from jobs like this one, taken on site.

Gable cladding and bargeboards

Gable cladding and bargeboards

White cladding boards up the gable, framed by new uPVC bargeboards along the roof edge.

Upper storey re-clad in shiplap

Upper storey re-clad in shiplap

The upper storey re-clad in blue-grey shiplap board, with the brickwork below left exactly as it was.

A recent example

Before: Upper storey re-clad in cream shiplap
After: Upper storey re-clad in cream shiplap
BeforeAfter

Upper storey re-clad in cream shiplap. The upper storey was covered in dark timber-effect boarding that had weathered patchy and gone dull. The old boards came off, the wall behind was checked, and the whole elevation went back on in cream shiplap with matching trims so the joins don't show.

Free quotes in Kent

Need upvc cladding looking at?

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