Updated 4 November 20265 min read
Short answer
Replacing fascias, soffits and gutters in Dublin is priced on the length of roofline, the number of storeys and access, the material (usually uPVC), and whether rotten timber or roof edge tiles need repair. Most houses are done in one to three days. Phoenix Maco Ltd replaces rooflines across Dublin and gives a written quote after a free visit.
Key points
- Price follows roofline length, height and access.
- uPVC is low-maintenance and most common.
- Rotten rafter ends or felt add cost.
- Usually 1–3 days.
- Good time to do it is with EWI or render work.
What changes the price
- Metres of fascia, soffit and gutter.
- Bungalow, two-storey or three-storey; scaffold or towers.
- Full replacement or cap-over.
- Timber repairs and eaves felt.
- Downpipes, colour and ventilation.
Do it with EWI or render
External wall insulation makes walls thicker, so gutters and downpipes are re-set anyway. Sharing one scaffold saves money.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does fascia and soffit replacement cost?
- It depends on roofline length, height, access and repairs. Get a written quote after a visit.
- How long does it take?
- Usually one to three days for a house.
- Is uPVC better than timber?
- uPVC needs almost no maintenance and doesn't rot, so it is the usual choice.
- Do I need planning permission?
- Generally no for like-for-like replacement, except on protected structures.
- Do you replace fascias and gutters in Dublin?
- Yes. Call or WhatsApp Phoenix Maco Ltd on 083 874 5535.
Official Irish sources
Rules, grant values and rates change. This article is general information, not professional advice — confirm the current position with the relevant body or your own architect, engineer or surveyor.