Since vinyl and aluminum fascia rarely need replacing, this discussion deals mainly with wood fascia and how rot can compromise its ability to protect your home. Fascia boards cover the roof ends, keeping the elements from entering and resulting in… Read More »
Soffit and fascia are an important part of the structural integrity of your home. Soffit ensures proper ventilation and air circulation. Fascia protects rain and snow from entering into the attic or getting in behind the boards. When wood soffits… Read More »
Soffit is the underside architectural element of a building, which includes the eaves, a roof overhang or a porch ceiling. Underneath the roof line and behind the gutters, fascia panels are found on the outer edges of the roof, covering… Read More »
Fascia boards protect your roof from water damage. But when gutters clog and then overflow, instead of draining into the downspout as it should, water can seep into the fascia. If it’s wood fascia, moisture can cause decay or rot… Read More »
Fascia is the trim found typically underneath the roof, and covers the exposed rafter edges. Depending on the design of a house, often it is the fascia that supports the gutter system. Because vinyl and aluminum fascia don’t experience the… Read More »
What is fascia? What is soffit? And why should you care? Soffit and fascia, just like gutters and downpipes, protect the structural integrity of your home. They also add those finishing touches that complete the look of a building’s exterior.… Read More »
Soffit and fascia, just like gutters and downpipes, protect the structural integrity of your home. They also add those finishing touches that complete the look of a building’s exterior. Fascia is the band of material situated under the roof edge,… Read More »
