ProfessionalFascia Board Patching

Fascia board rot usually starts at a gutter joint where water pools and never fully dries out. We don't just slap filler over it — we cut out the rotted section, fit a solid replacement, prime and caulk it, and address the water source so it doesn't come right back.

Also known as: fascia board repair, fascia repair, fascia board replacement, fix fascia board, rotted fascia repair, fascia patching, roof fascia repair, facia board repair

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What’s included

Remove the affected gutter section for access if needed
Cut out rotted fascia and probe for spread into rafter tails
Fit and nail replacement fascia to match existing profile and width
Prime all cut surfaces before reinstalling the gutter
Caulk and seal all joints against water reentry

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How it works

Expose and assess

We drop the gutter section, probe the fascia, and determine exactly how far the rot has spread before cutting anything.

Cut out and replace

We remove damaged material past the rot line, fit solid replacement board, prime the edges, and fasten it to the rafter tails.

Reinstall and seal

We rehang the gutter, caulk all joints, and check that water drains away from the fascia correctly.

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Problems we fix

Gutter end cap leaks that direct water directly onto the fascia end grain
Fascia that was never primed on the back face so moisture soaked in from behind
Rot that has moved from fascia into the rafter tails behind it
Paint maintenance missed on the fascia for several cycles, leaving bare wood exposed to weather

Good to know

Fascia Board Patching — FAQ

Do you have to remove the gutter to fix the fascia?

For a section repair, yes — we need clear access to cut and fasten. We'll reinstall the gutter section properly when we're done.

What if the rot goes into the rafter tail behind the fascia?

We probe and treat rafter tails with borate preservative and sister new framing alongside the damaged area if the rot has gone deep. Better to address it now than later.