Replace the wood for good
The boards that keep rotting are replaced in PVC, so the same repair does not come back in a few years.

Cellular PVC trim installed for fascia, rake boards, corner boards and window and door casing on Springfield homes, so the trim stops rotting and stops needing paint every few years. Served from our headquarters on Alban Station Blvd.
Many Springfield homes from the post war building boom are on their third or fourth round of trim repairs. Corner boards rot at the bottom where they meet the ground, window sills soften under the drip line, and the fascia behind the gutters goes soft under the trees. Replacing that wood with more wood starts the clock again.
Cellular PVC stops it. It is cut and installed like lumber, looks like painted trim from the street, and does not absorb water. We replace the rotted boards with PVC, fasten and join it properly so it stays tight through hot summers and cold winters, and paint it if you want a color other than white.
The boards that keep rotting are replaced in PVC, so the same repair does not come back in a few years.
Joints glued and pinned and fasteners placed correctly, so seams stay closed through the seasons.
Brick front colonials and vinyl sided split levels both take PVC trim cleanly at the corners, windows and roofline.
The pieces that stay wet longest are the ones worth replacing in PVC.
Fascia, rake boards, trim, gutters and drip edge work as one system at the roof edge.
The eave board behind the gutter, replaced in wood or PVC with drip edge lapped over it.
Fascia board replacement in SpringfieldSloped gable trim and cornice returns rebuilt, with drip edge along the rake.
Rake board replacement in SpringfieldThe whole eave as a system, including soffit venting and animal damage.
Fascia and soffit in SpringfieldColor matched aluminum bent on site to cover sound wood trim.
Exterior trim wrapping in SpringfieldSeamless aluminum formed on site, sized for Virginia downpours.
Seamless gutters in SpringfieldType D drip edge at the eave and rake, the piece that keeps water off your trim.
Drip edge in SpringfieldFour questions. You get a straight read on whether this is a repair, a replacement, a gutter job or an insurance claim, and where to go next.
Springfield is served from our headquarters at 7420 Alban Station Blvd, along with the rest of Fairfax County and Northern Virginia. Search for your town, or pick it off the list.
No match in our service area. Call (703) 347-6482 anyway, we travel for larger jobs.
Our name is the promise. We replace the boards that need it, leave sound wood alone, and photograph every step on CompanyCam.
We get on the roof and photograph what we find before we quote. You see the same evidence we do.
One crew for the roof, the siding and the gutters, so nobody is blaming the other trade.
Virginia license 2705155080, CertainTeed ShingleMaster certified, fully insured on every job.
Photos and video through the whole install on CompanyCam, stored indefinitely, with a link that is yours to keep.
Usually, yes. Mid century colonials and split levels have simple trim profiles that PVC matches easily, and it holds up well at the corners and sills that rot first on those houses.
No. From the ground it reads as smooth, painted trim. It has a matte finish and crisp edges, and it takes paint if you want it to match the rest of your colors.
Yes. We often replace the boards that keep failing, like corner boards and sills, in PVC and leave sound wood in place. The two can be painted to match.
Yes, across Springfield, West Springfield, North Springfield, Kings Park and the rest of Fairfax County, served from our headquarters on Alban Station Blvd.
Every town we cover has its own page with local detail. Pick yours.
Local pages for the towns we cover, plus the main pvc trim installation page.
We will show you which trim is soft, what is soaking it, and where PVC makes sense on your house, with photos you keep.
Tell us what you are seeing and we will get back to you to set a time.