Fascias and Soffits

Siding panels

Siding is the front face of a house, and it's usually made out of metal or composite materials. They're often installed at intervals to cover up gaps between roofing tiles that go along the top edge of your building. It is vitally important that you check on the water resistance rating for any siding you choose before purchasing it - if this rating isn't high enough then moisture can penetrate through gaps between panels and cause damage underneath.

Roof flashing

These are  the sections of roofing that lie beneath the overhang of a building or porch. They're made out of metal and are usually painted silver to reflect light, which in turn reduces heat inside your home. These could get damaged due to bad weather or due to the fact that they are exposed.

Ridge Cap

The ridge cap pping is the crowning decorative piece for your roof and usually extends past any fascia boards or soffits. They can be made out of metal, brick, wood or stone in order to match the style of a home's exterior facade.

Downpipe

A downpipe is the piece of a roof that routes rainwater from the gutters to drainpipes. They're often made out of PVC, metal or stone and are usually found at one end of a roof. Downpipes can either be inside or outside on an exterior wall, depending on what kind they are.

Rain gutters

A rain gutter is the part of a roof that collects water from the edge and routes it away to keep moisture levels low. They're usually made out of PVC, metal or stone and can either be inside or outside on an exterior wall. Inside downpipes are generally used for terracotta tile roofs and those made out of natural materials, while metal or PVC downpipes are more common for roofs that use composite materials.