Fascia and Soffit in Northern Virginia

Water sitting where it should be running. Overflowing gutters, a downspout draining behind the trough, no drip edge at the roof edge, or a valley that concentrates flow onto one spot. Paint failure lets it in faster, but the water always has a source and we find it before replacing wood.

Only if the wood is sound. Wrapping soft fascia traps moisture against it, and hangers will not hold in punky wood, so the gutter starts pulling away again within a couple of seasons. We probe first and give you the honest answer, including which boards have to come out.

Squirrels and birds get in through a gap at a rotted corner, a lifted panel, or the open end of a vented panel that was never closed off. We replace the damaged material and seal the entry points, though a heavy infestation needs a wildlife company to clear it first.

Yes. Soffit vents are the intake side of attic ventilation and the ridge vent is the exhaust. Choke the intake and the exhaust pulls air out of the house instead, which raises cooling costs, cooks shingles from below and feeds ice dams in winter. It is the most ignored part of a roof.

We prime and paint wood fascia, or we wrap it in color matched aluminum, whichever you choose. PVC comes ready to go and takes paint if you want a custom color. We tell you the maintenance that comes with each one so nothing surprises you in five years.