Roofline and cladding

The timber around your roofline may not win much of your attention but it can be a real headache when it starts to deteriorate…

And it can take up too much of your hard earned free time with the constant round of treating and repainting.

Talk to your local Network VEKA member about how you can bring the same long-life, low-maintenance and crisp good looks of PVC-U to this important part of your home and reclaim your weekends.

Similarly, any house with external timber cladding, for example on gables or between bay windows can soon begin to look shabby once the wood is a little past its best.  PVC-U cladding is not only made to withstand the elements but, with just the occasional wipe down, will retain its sparkling ‘as-new’ good looks for many years to come

Modern developments in the production and design of PVC-U mean its superb qualities of durability, low maintenance and good looks need not be limited to windows, doors and conservatories.

The roofline timber may not be a part of your home that earns a lot of thought but it could be a lot of trouble if it is not properly and regularly maintained.

PVC-U to the rescue

An extensive range of PVC-U roofline products mean you can install them then forget about them for years to come.

That same quality and versatility is also applied to exterior house cladding as well as interior features such as window cills.  Don’t forget too that many trim products are available in the same range of woodgrain finishes as our windows, doors and conservatories.

Just a little really does go a long way.  Modern PVC-U not only looks great but also needs very little maintenance to keep it looking its best and working well too.

You need only invest a few moments now and again to bring out the very best in the products.  Just the occasional wipe down with soapy water and a spot of lubricant in the mechanisms will keep PVC-U windows, doors, conservatories and roofline products  looking almost new for years to come.  Ask any reputable PVC-U installer for more details of how to look after you investment