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Replacing wooden fascias and soffits

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DorsetDave | 17:53 Wed 19th Aug 2009 | Home & Garden
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Our exterior woodwork is tired but not rotten. If we go for new uPVC exterior fittings is it OK to fix this to existing woodwork?
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Yes, provided that is itself not showing any signs of rot.
Otherwise the new uPVC is going to drop off the rafter ends within 5 years.
Don't just believe what the companies say about this - have a look for yourself (unless you trust the company).
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