Damaged fascia and soffit lead to water intrusion, pest entry, and attic ventilation problems. We repair and replace both as part of every roof and storm damage inspection.
Fascia is the trim board running along your roofline — it's what your gutters actually attach to. Soffit is the material underneath your roof overhang that ventilates your attic. Both take real damage from hail and wind, and both are easy to overlook next to something as visible as a damaged roof.
Damaged or rotting fascia means your gutters have nothing solid to hang onto. Damaged soffit means pests can get into your attic and your roof deck can't breathe properly — which shortens the life of the roof above it. We check both as a standard part of every roof and storm damage inspection, not an upsell added later.
Wood, aluminum, and vinyl fascia and soffit systems matched to your home, with proper attic ventilation as part of the install — not just a cosmetic patch. Since fascia is what your gutters attach to, we coordinate this work directly with any gutter repair or replacement happening on the same job.
Fascia is the trim board running along your roofline that gutters attach to, and soffit is the material underneath your roof overhang that ventilates your attic. Damage to either can lead to water intrusion, pest entry, and attic moisture problems.
If it's storm-related and documented alongside your roof damage, it's often included in the same claim. We check fascia and soffit as a standard part of every storm damage inspection.
Signs include visible gaps or damage, pest entry points, or attic moisture and heat buildup. A full inspection can confirm whether ventilation is actually adequate for your attic size.
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