Fascia and Soffit Cleaning Prices UK (2026 Guide)
What UK households pay for fascia and soffit cleaning, what should be included, and how to price it so the job is actually profitable.
Fascia and soffit cleaning in the UK typically costs £60–£150 for a terraced or semi-detached house and £120–£250 for a detached property, with per-metre pricing commonly £3–£6. Most cleaners quote it as a package with gutter clearing, because the access and the setup are the same and doing both together is far better value for the customer.
What the price should include
- Fascia boards, soffits and the outside of the guttering, washed down and rinsed.
- Removal of green algae, black streaking and general road film.
- Downpipes to ground level.
- Bargeboards where they can be safely reached.
Cleaning the outside of a gutter is not the same as clearing the inside of one. If a quote does not spell out which you are getting, ask — this is the most common cause of complaints in the trade.
What pushes the price up
- Property height — three storeys and dormers need different access.
- Run length — a long detached frontage takes far more time than a narrow terrace.
- Heavy black staining, which often needs a cleaning agent and a second pass.
- Conservatories, extensions and garages, which each add their own runs.
- Restricted access: locked gates, narrow alleys, conservatory roofs to work over.
Long-standing black streaking on old uPVC often improves dramatically but does not always come back to white. Say so in the quote and you avoid the argument at the end of the job.
How cleaners should quote it
- Price by property type and size band rather than measuring every metre on the doorstep.
- Set a realistic minimum charge — setup time is the same on a small job.
- Bundle with gutter clearing at a combined price so the bigger job feels obvious.
- Add a fixed uplift for three-storey or awkward-access properties.
- Offer it yearly to your existing window round; you are already visiting them.
Turning it into automatic revenue
Fascia and gutter work is where most window cleaners make their best margins, yet it usually only gets sold when someone remembers to mention it. Put it on your website as a priced option beside your window cleaning quote and customers add it themselves — often at the moment they are already buying.
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