Fascia boards take the brunt of splash-back from your gutters and constant edge exposure to moisture — it's one of the first parts of a roofline to rot on an older home. Soffit, meanwhile, is what keeps your attic ventilated and pests out, while closing off the underside of the roof overhang cleanly.
We repair the wood underneath first wherever needed, then wrap fascia in colour-matched metal and install vented or solid soffit panels, for a clean, maintenance-free finish along the whole roofline.
Wrapping the fascia board so it stops absorbing water in the first place.
Vented or solid soffit panels closing off the roof overhang properly.
We check both fascia and soffit for rot, gaps and ventilation issues before quoting anything.
Any damaged wood underneath is repaired or replaced before new material goes on.
Pre-finished metal fascia and vented or solid soffit panels installed in colour-matched finishes.
Corners and joints sealed against pests and moisture, site cleaned up and inspected.
If the wood underneath is structurally sound, we can wrap the existing fascia in metal. If there's rot, we replace the damaged sections first — we'll tell you which applies during inspection.
Yes — pre-finished metal comes in standard colours that we match to your gutters, soffit or trim so the roofline reads as one cohesive system.
It's one of the most common combinations we do — fascia and gutters are installed together in the same visit, since the gutter hangers attach directly to the fascia.
Vented soffit lets fresh air flow into the attic, which helps prevent moisture build-up and heat damage to the roof deck from underneath — poor ventilation can shorten a roof's life significantly.
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