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Prices · Cork
Fascia and Soffit Cost in Cork
Fascia and soffit replacement in Cork costs €1,000 to €1,600 on a semi-detached house (front and rear), €800 to €1,400 on a mid-terrace and €2,000 to €3,500 on a detached house, supplied and fitted. With new gutters, a 3-bed semi comes to €1,400 to €3,500.
Free, no obligation. One local company prices it, not five.
- €800 to €1,400mid-terrace
- €1,000 to €1,600semi, front and rear
- €2,000 to €3,500detached, all sides
- €45 to €70a metre, fitted
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What it looks like done
Real houses with tired boards, and the same photo with new fascia and soffit drawn by our tool. Try it on your own house in two minutes.
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WhiteBeforePreviewTired dark boards to clean white uPVC on a pebbledash semi
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AnthraciteBeforePreviewWhite boards to anthracite grey, ogee gutters, on a bungalow
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Cost check
Check the range for your house
Two taps. The range is what a house like yours usually costs in Cork, supplied and fitted.
Typical Cork price
€1,000 to €1,600
Fascia and soffit on a semi-detached house, front and rear, supplied and fitted.
- Scaffolding or access, where it's needed: €300 to €2,500.
- A rotten rafter end found under the old boards: €80 to €150 each.
- VAT on repair and maintenance of a house is 13.5%. Ask for it in the written price.
By house type
The Cork price guide, house by house
| Job | Typical Cork price | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-terrace, fascia and soffit | €800 to €1,400 | Length of eaves front and back |
| Semi-detached, front only | €600 to €900 | One elevation, from ladders |
| Semi-detached, front and rear | €1,000 to €1,600 | Height, the gable bargeboard |
| Detached, all sides | €2,000 to €3,500 | Metres of roofline, gables, dormers |
| Large or complex detached house | €3,500 to €6,000+ | Hips, dormers, two storeys all round |
| Terrace or small semi, with new gutters | €1,200 to €2,400 | Gutter shape, downpipes |
| 3-bed semi, with new gutters | €1,400 to €3,500 | uPVC or aluminium, downpipes, scaffolding |
| Detached, with new gutters | €2,800 to €5,500 | Metres of gutter and boards |
| Period house, special profiles | €1,500 to €2,500+ | Timber or moulded boards to match |
| Boards by the metre, fitted | €45 to €70 a metre | Board depth, vented or plain soffit |
| Scaffolding or access, where needed | €300 to €2,500 | Two storeys, a steep drop, a conservatory |
What's included
- Old boards off and taken away, or capped if the timber is sound
- New uPVC fascia, soffit and bargeboards, vents kept open
- Gutters taken down and refitted, or new ones if priced
- A written price before any work starts
What pushes it up or down
- Up: two storeys, scaffolding, rotten rafter ends (€80 to €150 each), a colour other than white (€100 to €300 more)
- Down: a bungalow or terrace, sound timber that can be capped, standard white
- VAT: repair and maintenance of a house is at 13.5%. Ask for the written price to include it.
Extras
What can be added on
| Job | Typical Cork price | What moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| A fascia section, up to 3 m | €150 to €300 | Rot behind it, matching the colour |
| A soffit section | €120 to €250 | Vented or plain |
| A corner or a joint | €100 to €200 | Access |
| A rotten rafter end | €80 to €150 a rafter | How far the rot goes |
| A colour other than white, full job | €100 to €300 more | Anthracite, black, woodgrain |
Rotten rafter ends only show once the old boards are off. Agree in writing how they'll be priced before work starts.
What moves the price
Five things that change it
- Metres of roofline. A mid-terrace has 25 m or so front and back; a 3-bed semi 40 to 50 m; a detached house 55 to 80 m.
- Height and access. Two storeys or an awkward drop may need scaffolding: €300 to €2,500.
- Gutters. Doing them at the same time takes a 3-bed semi to €1,400 to €3,500.
- Rot. Each rotten rafter end is €80 to €150.
- Colour. White is the base price; another colour adds €100 to €300 on a full job.
VAT
Ask if VAT is in
Repair and maintenance of a house is at 13.5% VAT. Some Cork prices are ex VAT; on €2,000 the difference is €270. Ask for the written price to state it.
Three steps
How it works
- Tell us the jobThree taps on the form, or a photo in the Studio. Only your phone number is needed.
- We match you with one companyOne fascia and soffit company that covers your part of Cork, vetted for this work. Not a list, and not five firms ringing you.
- They ring you with a priceAfter a look at the house, in writing: boards, colour, gutters, access and VAT. Nothing is agreed until you say yes.
See it on your home
See new fascia and soffit on your own house
Take a photo of the front of your house, pick a colour, a gutter shape and the boards, and see the same house with the work done. Then ask for any change. Free, in about two minutes.
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Free quote
Get a price in 3 taps
Tap what you need and leave your number. It goes to one fascia and soffit company that covers your part of Cork, and they ring you to arrange a look and a written price.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
How much is fascia and soffit per metre in Cork?
€45 to €70 a metre in uPVC, supplied and fitted.
How much does a semi cost with gutters?
€1,400 to €3,500 for a 3-bed semi with new uPVC gutters.
Does the price include scaffolding?
Not always: €300 to €2,500 where it's needed. Ask for it as its own line.
Is it dearer in West Cork?
The house sets the price more than the town: metres, height, access and rot. A company may add travel for a remote house; ask.
Guides
Fascia and soffit explained
- Fascia and soffit repairA section, a corner or a rotten rafter end
- uPVC fascia and soffitBoard sizes, vents, colours, the price per metre
- Gutters and fasciaThe whole roofline in one job
- uPVC vs timber fasciaA wash once a year against paint and rot
- Capping vs full replacementWhen the old timber can stay
- How long it takesOne to two days for a semi
Every Cork town
Fascia and soffit in your town
One company covers each request. Pick your town for its homes, its rain and the local detail.
- Cork city50% built before 1981 · 1,109 mm rain
- Carrigaline40% built since 2001 · 1,178 mm rain
- Cobh35% built since 2001 · 1,087 mm rain
- Midleton46% built since 2001 · 1,108 mm rain
- Mallow38% built since 2001 · 1,072 mm rain
- Youghal42% built before 1981 · 1,033 mm rain
- Bandon40% built before 1981 · 1,331 mm rain
- Fermoy44% built before 1981 · 1,093 mm rain
- Kinsale43% built since 2001 · 1,160 mm rain
- Clonakilty37% built since 2001 · 1,366 mm rain
- Macroom46% built since 2001 · 1,379 mm rain
- Skibbereen45% built before 1981 · 1,403 mm rain
- Passage West42% built before 1981 · 1,103 mm rain
- Carrigtwohill72% built since 2001 · 1,112 mm rain
- Blarney46% built before 1981 · 1,142 mm rain
- Crosshaven46% built since 2001 · 1,101 mm rain
- Bantry50% built before 1981 · 1,611 mm rain
- Charleville41% built before 1981 · 996 mm rain
- Mitchelstown46% built before 1981 · 1,145 mm rain
- Kanturk47% built since 2001 · 1,148 mm rain
- Dunmanway47% built before 1981 · 1,763 mm rain
- Millstreet47% built before 1981 · 1,500 mm rain
Get a free quote for your fascia and soffit
One company that covers your part of Cork rings you. Nothing is agreed until you accept a written price.