Fascia & Rafter Tail Repair

Fascia rot is the kind of problem that looks cosmetic and isn't. That board is holding your gutters, and it's the last barrier between weather and your roof structure. Once it goes soft, the gutter fasteners lose their grip, water starts running behind the board instead of through the gutter, and the damage moves inward to the rafter tails and roof decking. What starts as a twenty-foot board replacement becomes structural work if it's left long enough.

There's also the part you notice every day. Peeling, stained, or sagging fascia makes an otherwise well-kept house look neglected from the street, and it's one of the first things buyers and appraisers flag. Getting it repaired restores the roofline, lets your gutters do their job again, and keeps water out of the places that are genuinely expensive to fix. We also track down what caused it, because fascia rot almost always starts with a gutter or flashing issue that will do the same thing to new wood.

• Rotten fascia board replacement
• Damaged rafter tail repair
• Trim and eave wood restoration
• Material matching and weather protection