Every soffit & fascia project includes
- Every eave and rake measured
- Rotted wood repaired before covering
- Vented soffit where the attic needs air
- Steel fascia screwed in place
- Seamless runs, formed to length
- Colors matched to siding and gutters
- Daily cleanup and a final walkthrough
- Your lifetime warranty, in writing
What soffit and fascia do
Fascia is the board that runs along the edge of your roof, where the gutters hang. Soffit is the underside of the overhang, between that edge and your wall. Together they close the roof edge off from weather and animals, and the soffit lets the attic breathe.
On most older homes both are painted wood. Sun and moisture take the paint off within a few summers, water gets in behind it, and the wood starts to soften and rot. That's usually when birds, bats and insects move in.
Steel soffit: screwed, not stapled
Our soffit and fascia system is made of steel instead of aluminum or vinyl, so it's stiffer and much harder to dent. It's screwed onto the home, not stapled, so it stays on through hard wind. And it's seamless, formed to the length of each run, so there are fewer joints to open up over time.
Venting the attic the right way
A roof needs air moving through the attic to stay dry, and cold in the winter. Vented soffit pulls fresh air in at the eaves so it can rise and leave near the ridge. That helps keep moisture out of your insulation and can make ice dams less likely. We'll look at your current venting at the estimate and tell you what we'd change.
Colors that match, now and later
Soffit and fascia come in the same colors as our steel siding and coordinate with our gutters, so the whole exterior reads as one. We keep the same colors in stock year after year, so a repair or an addition later on will still match.
