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Fascia Repair

The Features and Functions of Fascia

Fascia is an important part of a building’s exterior, contributing to the overall aesthetics while also serving a practical purpose.  Located along the roofline just behind the gutters, it provides a smooth, finished appearance to the roof’s edge. Fascia acts as a support for the lower edge of the roof and the gutters and is usually connected to the trusses and rafters as well. Its primary function is to direct water away from the roof, shingles, and gutters and protect from weather and water damage. Fascia is most commonly made from wood, but it also comes in vinyl, aluminum, fiber cement, and PVC. Many, but not all, houses have fascia.

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Common Issues with Fascia

Fascia helps contribute to the health of your roof, so it is important to be on the lookout for signs of damage that would need to be repaired. I&E Construction’s vast expertise related to all things exterior can benefit you if you notice any of these common problems:

  • Improper Installation: Poorly installed fascia may fail to provide proper support for the gutters and compromise the integrity of the structure.
  • Moisture Damage: Repeated exposure to rain and moisture can lead to water damage, which can cause fascia boards to deteriorate or rot over time.
  • Pest Infestation: If your fascia is damaged or deteriorating, it could be attracting all sorts of pests who like to make their home in rotting wood.
  • Dry Rot: Because fascia boards are typically made from wood, dry rot can be an issue. Dry rot is a result of a specific type of fungus that thrives on wood fibers, and it can cause problems if left untreated.
  • Clogged or Leaky Gutters: If gutters are not properly maintained, leaf and debris buildup can lead to water overflow, potentially causing damage to fascia boards. Additionally, gutters that are leaking or improperly mounted or aligned can cause excess moisture to seep into the fascia, which can result in rot.

Routine maintenance and regular cleaning can prevent a lot of these issues and prolong the life of your fascia. Examining your fascia boards, along with the roof, siding, and soffits, for damage after severe storms can help you spot problems before they turn into bigger issues.

Fascia Repairs by an Expert in the Industry 

Give I&E Construction a call if you spot any of these indicators that your fascia is in need of repair or replacement:

  • Wood rot
  • Water leaks or damage
  • Discoloration
  • Peeling paint
  • Cracked or curling roof shingles

Depending on the severity of the damage or decay, your fascia may need to be replaced. I&E Construction has the knowledge necessary to determine whether your fascia board can be repaired or if it requires replacement. Our skilled contractors use only the highest quality materials to ensure that your structure is returned to its full glory and protected from further damage.

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