


At Fenex Roofing, we install complete roofline systems, fascias, soffits, and rainwater guttering, with the same precision and care that runs through everything we do. Our fascias and soffits are fitted to protect your roof structure, close off the eaves, and give your property a clean, finished look. Our gutters and downpipes, manufactured from double-sided coated galvanised steel, are installed to direct water safely away from your building leak-free, from day one.
Our Roofline Services Include:
Whether you need the full roofline package or a single component replaced or upgraded, our team will assess your property and recommend exactly what's needed, nothing more, nothing less.




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From First Call to Finished Job
Get in touch with us by phone, email, or our online form — whichever is easiest for you. Our team will listen to your needs, answer initial questions, and guide you on what information is helpful to start the process. We aim to respond to all enquiries within 24 hours so your project can move forward quickly.
We arrange a convenient time to visit your site for measurements, or you can send us detailed photos if an on-site visit isn't possible right away. This step allows us to understand the layout, identify any challenges, and ensure we propose the most accurate and effective solution for your property.
You'll receive a transparent, itemised quote outlining the materials, scope of work, and estimated timeline. We explain every part of the proposal in plain language, so you understand exactly what is included and how the work will be carried out — with no hidden extras.
Once you approve the quote, we source all required materials, working only with trusted suppliers. Every metal component — from large panels to custom trims — is prepared in advance for a perfect fit, saving time on site and ensuring consistent quality throughout the project.
Our skilled team carries out the installation with precision and care, following safety standards at every step. We keep the work area tidy, respect your property, and focus on achieving clean lines and a weather-tight finish that will stand the test of time.
When the work is finished, we carry out a final inspection to ensure everything meets our quality standards. We remove all waste materials, walk you through the completed project, and provide simple maintenance tips to help preserve the look and performance for years to come.

A rainwater system is your home's first defence against Ireland's heavy rainfall. Gutters and downpipes collect water from the roof and safely direct it away from walls and foundations. Without gutters, you risk damp walls, mould, damaged plaster, and even foundation problems.
Galvanised steel gutters are the strongest and most reliable option – built to last and protect your home for decades.
Typical warning signs include:
Cheaper PVC gutters often fail within years, especially in Ireland's wet and windy climate. With galvanised steel gutters, replacements are needed far less often – they're designed to stay strong under constant rain.
The cost of gutter installation depends on the size and shape of your roof, as well as the amount of detail work required. A simple bungalow will naturally cost less than a large two-storey home with many corners and extensions.
Galvanised steel gutters are not always more expensive – in many projects the price is very close to other systems. The difference is in the result:
That's why more and more homeowners see steel gutters as the most cost-effective solution long-term.
With proper installation, galvanised steel gutters last 50 years in Irish conditions. They don't crack in the cold, don't warp under sun, and don't fail under heavy rain.
Compared to cheaper alternatives, steel offers peace of mind for decades – no constant patching, no premature replacements.

Fascia boards run along the roofline and support the guttering system. They protect the edges of your roof from rain and wind, keep water out of the structure, and give your home a clean, finished look. Without solid fascia, gutters can't work properly.
Common signs include:
If you notice any of these, it's time to replace your fascia before water damage spreads further.
PVC fascia boards are widely available, but in Ireland's wet climate they often need replacement after a number of years. Steel fascia boards, especially galvanised steel, are far stronger, weather-resistant and last decades.
They also keep their shape and appearance far better, making them the smarter choice for Irish homes.
Yes. In fact, it's often the best way. Gutters and fascia boards work as one system, so replacing them together ensures everything fits perfectly, looks great, and provides long-term protection. Many homeowners choose this option to save on time, labour and future maintenance.

Soffits are the boards fixed under the edge of the roof, closing the gap between the wall and the roofline. They protect the roof structure from rain, keep pests out, and give the roof a neat, finished look.
Soffits are not used only on main roofs – they are also perfect for porches, entrances, and covered areas, giving every part of your home a clean and durable finish.
Yes. Proper soffits include ventilation slots that allow air to circulate in the attic. This prevents condensation, mould and rot, which are common problems in Ireland's damp climate. Without ventilation, the roof structure can suffer serious damage over time.
The lifespan depends on the material and installation quality. Cheap soffits may warp or crack after a few years. Well-installed soffits made from durable materials can last 50+ years, keeping your roofline protected and your attic dry and ventilated.
The cost depends on the size of your home, the roof design and the chosen material. It's not always expensive – for many homes, soffit replacement is a cost-effective way to protect the entire roofline. Installing strong soffits once saves money compared to repeated repairs caused by damp or poor ventilation.