Never wrap over a hidden failure
Soft or rotted fascia should be repaired before metal is installed. Covering deterioration makes future diagnosis harder and leaves gutters dependent on weak material.
Custom-bent aluminum wrap shields properly prepared fascia from sun and repeated wetting while eliminating routine scraping and painting. The key is to correct damaged wood and water-entry details before the metal goes on.
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Temperature swings require neat bends, secure fastening, and room for material movement. We pay close attention to overlaps, corners, roof returns, and the gutter interface so the finished metal looks straight and sheds water.
Wrapping reduces painting and weather exposure, but it is a finish—not a structural repair. Sound wood, correct bends, water-shedding laps, and clean gutter integration come first.
Soft or rotted fascia should be repaired before metal is installed. Covering deterioration makes future diagnosis harder and leaves gutters dependent on weak material.
Temperature swings cause aluminum to expand and contract. Panel lengths, overlaps, hems, and fastening should hold the work neatly without unnecessary buckling.
Drip edge, roof returns, corners, soffit channels, and gutter hangers should direct water over the face and away from the wood behind it.
Wrapping can reduce ongoing maintenance after the board is confirmed dry, secure, and properly prepared.
Custom trim can create a consistent line across fascia, rake boards, corners, and adjoining soffit.
With gutters removed, it is an efficient time to inspect fascia and wrap sound or newly replaced boards before new hangers are installed.
Properly detailed metal helps shield vulnerable painted surfaces and wood end grain from repeated exposure.
Our process
We verify that the board is secure and serviceable and identify repairs that must happen before wrapping.
Each section is measured and custom-bent for the actual roofline rather than forced into a generic profile.
Corners, rakes, soffit channels, roof edges, and gutter attachment areas are formed to create a continuous finished line.
Related soffit and gutter components are restored, and the finished metal is checked for straightness and secure fastening.
Every home is different. These are the questions we hear most often before an inspection.
No. Rot should be removed and the moisture source corrected first. Metal wrap protects a sound substrate; it is not a structural repair.
Factory-finished aluminum generally does not require routine painting, though it should still be inspected and cleaned as part of normal exterior maintenance.
Usually. Aluminum trim is available in a range of common exterior colors, and we coordinate the closest practical match with gutters, soffit, and siding.
Yes. Inspection, repair, and wrapping should be completed before final gutter attachment so the hangers secure through the finished assembly into sound material.
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Soffit & Fascia
Fascia supports the roof-edge finish and often carries the gutter system. When the wood is soft, split, or out of alignment, attaching new gutters or wrapping over it will not solve the structural problem.
Learn moreSoffit & Fascia
Soffit closes the underside of the roof overhang, but vented soffit also plays a key role in attic intake. We install durable panels and coordinate open intake paths so the visible finish and the hidden airflow both work.
Learn moreGutters
Gutters work only when the system is sized, pitched, supported, and discharged correctly. We form seamless aluminum runs to the home and plan outlets and downspouts around roof area, valleys, landscaping, walks, and foundation conditions.
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