Soffits

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Why choose WMDG Soffits?

Complete Project Management

We manage everything in-house, including design, build, and finishing touches.

Architectural Drawings & Planning

Our architects handle all drawings, permissions, and regulations for you.

High- Quality Material

We use premium materials sourced directly from our own Builders Merchant for unbeatable value.

10-Year Guarantee

Every project comes with a full decade of aftercare and a workmanship guarantee.

Payment Options & Flexibility

From concept to completion, we handle every stage of your renovation in-house — design, build, installation and aftercare — meaning no third-party contractors and a seamless experience from start to finish.

Flexible Payment Plans

Spread the cost of your renovation through staged payments that align with your project milestones.

0% & Low-Rate Finance Options

Choose from a range of finance plans, including interest-free options on qualifying projects.

Deposit Protection & Secure Payments

Your deposit is fully protected, and all payments are handled safely through trusted, regulated partners.

Find the best Soffits for your home

Keep your roof looking clean and tidy with West Midlands Double Glazing Soffits by maintaining the under-surface of the overhang of your roof. Soffits play a key role in protecting your home from the elements. Designed to bridge the gap between your home’s siding and roof edge, they protect the underside of the roof overhang.

Both durable and made-to-measure, our BBA approved uPVC soffits are designed to provide long lasting protection for the underside of your roof’s overhang meaning there is no need for repainting every year. If you need to replace your soffits, you may need to consider new drainpipes too. Let our consultants do an appraisal of your roofline to see whether any other areas need replacing.

The Process

Fill out a form or give us a call to book in for your FREE consultation where you can tell us all about your renovation needs & requirements, and we can provide our expert advice. If you fill out a contact form on this page, we’ll be in touch within 24 hours.

One of our representatives will come out to see you for your initial consultation where we discuss all of your renovation desires and requirements in detail, and they’ll then return for a secondary consultation once they have designed your home improvements in our 3D modelling software. This allows you to get an extremely realistic idea of how your renovation will look, and give you a chance to provide any feedback or design changes you’d like to implement. 

Choose from the aforementioned payments plans. Whether it be interest, 0% interest or buy now, pay later, we’ll be able to find a flexible plan to meet your budget requirements. 

Once your payment plan has begun, our office team will give you a call to introduce themselves and will set up your dedicated WhatsApp group shortly after. It will include all relevant team members and your assigned Renovation Installation Manager who will serve as your main point of contact throughout the process.

Our architect will then visit the site in order to create the architectural drawings. These drawings are then passed over to our structural engineer who will in turn make the structural calculations based on this. We then submit the architectural drawings and structural calculations to Building Control. Before both get sent off, we will require your sign off giving you a chance to look everything over once more prior to submission. We will also submit the relevant applications to Severn Trent.

Once we have the go ahead from Building Control and, if required, the Planning Department from your local council, as well as any other relevant bodies — your project works start date will be issued! 

Your works will begin and our specialist teams will start to bring your dream renovations into reality. Typically, the works will follow these stages: Foundations, Brickwork, Roof Installation and Completion. Each of our teams are courteous, tidy and consummate professionals who will always show the utmost respect to your property.

After approximately six weeks, your renovations will be completed! At this point in time, we will provide you with the following certifications: Building Control Completion Certificate, Electrical Certificate, Gas Safe Certificate (for any gas works), and a FENSA certificate (for windows and doors). At WMDG, every process is followed to the letter. Just a reminder… we provide a comprehensive 10 year guarantee on all works to give you peace of mind regarding your new renovations for the next decade. Now… you can start your brand new home life! 

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Cheaper & Last Longer

While offering a cheaper alternative option compared to other materials, uPVC soffits are durable, have a longer lifespan and are for hassle-free compared to materials like timber; regular maintenance and upkeep will be required with that material.

Better Than Wooden Soffits

Wooden soffits, if not properly maintained, can become a significant risk to your property’s overall structural integrity. They are fastened to the wall just below the roofline meaning if they are damaged, they can become an easy point of water penetration. Wooden soffits will need to be repainted regularly and are susceptible to rot, splitting and other degradation.

Better Than Cast Iron

Cast Iron, if maintained correctly, can last decades if not centuries! Although that sounds great, there is a downside…cost. Cast iron materials are much higher in price at the product level but also at the installation level. They are much more complicated to fit compared to uPVC and their weight means that more manpower is required. They are also susceptible to rust and temperature changes can cause the material to crack.