UPVC White or Black Roofline Products
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UPVC White or Black Roofline
At Smart Roofing London, we offer high-quality uPVC white and black roofline products—including fascias, soffits, and guttering—designed for durability, low maintenance, and lasting curb appeal. Whether you prefer classic white or bold black, our roofline systems enhance your property’s look while protecting it from weather damage, moisture, and debris.
Built from premium uPVC, our products resist warping, cracking, and discolouration—making them the perfect alternative to traditional timber. Ideal for both new builds and renovations, we ensure expert installation and a flawless finish.
Reason For Choosing Us
Smart Roofing London
⦿ A trusted family business built on values and reliability.
⦿ 15-year guarantee with official certification for your peace of mind.
⦿ Committed to sustainability & eco-friendly solutions for a better future.
We blend modern roofing techniques with years of experience to deliver reliable, high-quality results. From small repairs to full replacements, our skilled team works with care, using top-grade materials and honest advice — because your roof deserves the best.
Quality Material
Premium materials for strong, lasting roofs—quality first, always.
Fully Insured
Professional roofing with full safety and assurance — your trust, our priority.
Guarantee
Quality Guaranteed. Durable roofs, expert repairs—no extra cost if issues arise.
Our Services
Process
- Mixing Raw Materials:The process begins by blending raw uPVC resin with pigments to achieve the desired color, such as white or black.
- Adding Reinforcements:For structural stability, steel reinforcement is often inserted into the profile.
- Melting the uPVC:The colored uPVC material is heated to a specific temperature (around 200-275°C) until it melts into a molten consistency.
- Forcing Through a Die:This molten uPVC is then forced under high pressure through a specially designed die.
- Shaping the Profile:The die gives the material its final shape, creating long, hollow profiles that form the basis of the roofline components.
- Rapid Cooling:The extruded profiles are quickly cooled, often in a water bath, to solidify the material and lock in the desired shape.
- Cutting to Size:Once cooled, the profiles are accurately cut to the lengths and angles required for the specific roofline components.
- Joining and Sealing:The cut profiles are then assembled into the final components. For windows, this involves bonding the corners and fitting seals, but for rooflines, the components are joined and secured in place.
- Surface Finishing:Surface treatments, such as lamination or painting, can be applied to enhance durability, color longevity, or to add a woodgrain effect if desired.
- Quality Control:The finished products undergo quality checks to ensure they meet stability and watertightness standards before they are ready for installation on a property.