ProfessionalFascia & Soffit Repair

Fascia and soffit run along your roofline and take the brunt of moisture, insects, and weather year-round. When they rot or crack, water gets in behind them and causes bigger problems fast. We replace damaged sections to stop the spread and keep your roofline looking sharp.

Also known as: fascia repair, soffit repair, fascia board replacement, soffit replacement, roofline repair, eave repair, fascia and soffit, facia repair

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What you get

What’s included

Remove and dispose of damaged fascia or soffit sections
Inspect framing behind the repair area for additional moisture damage
Cut and fit replacement boards to match existing profile
Seal all exposed edges and joints with exterior-grade caulk
Prime and paint to match surrounding surfaces

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How it works

Locate & remove

We identify all damaged sections and carefully pry them away without disturbing the surrounding material.

Cut & fit

We measure, cut, and fasten replacement boards securely to the framing.

Seal & finish

We caulk all seams, prime exposed wood, and apply a finish coat to blend with the rest of your roofline.

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Problems we fix

Soft or spongy fascia boards from water exposure
Peeling paint along the roofline hiding rot underneath
Holes in the soffit from birds or insects nesting
Gaps between fascia and the roof deck letting pests in
Sagging soffit panels pulling away from the eave

Good to know

Fascia & Soffit Repair — FAQ

What is the difference between fascia and soffit?

Fascia is the vertical board facing outward at the roofline where gutters attach. Soffit is the horizontal material underneath the eave that covers the space between the fascia and the house wall.

How do I know if my fascia is rotten?

Look for paint that's bubbling or peeling along the roofline, wood that feels soft when pressed, or dark discoloration — all signs moisture has gotten in.