Find why the wood deteriorated
Gutter overflow, short or missing drip edge, roof leaks, open joints, and repeated wetting can all damage fascia. New wood needs the cause corrected as part of the scope.
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.
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Gutter overflow, failed drip-edge details, snow and ice load, and repeated wetting can damage fascia in Northeast Wisconsin. We look for the water source and the extent of deterioration before recommending selective repair or replacement.
Fascia supports the finished roofline and often the gutter system. Replacement should correct the water source, restore sound fastening, and prepare the edge for trim and drainage.
Gutter overflow, short or missing drip edge, roof leaks, open joints, and repeated wetting can all damage fascia. New wood needs the cause corrected as part of the scope.
Wet debris, ice, and snowmelt add weight at the roof edge. Hangers should ultimately fasten through the finished assembly into dependable material.
Wood repair comes before aluminum wrapping and final gutter installation. That order protects the repair and avoids removing newly installed components.
Loose fasteners may indicate weakened wood behind the gutter, especially when screws no longer hold securely.
Visible decay means the board can no longer provide dependable attachment or protect the eave.
Repeated coating failure can signal persistent moisture from the roof edge or gutter rather than a paint-only problem.
Warped boards, inconsistent framing, or poor previous repairs can telegraph through gutters and metal wrap.
Our process
We review gutter overflow, roof-edge details, flashing, drip edge, and other conditions that may be repeatedly wetting the board.
Damaged material is removed back to a practical, solid repair point and the nearby eave is checked.
New board is fitted and fastened to create a straight, secure substrate for the roof-edge finish and gutters.
Soffit, gutter, drip-edge interfaces, and optional metal wrap are completed so the assembly sheds water cleanly.
Every home is different. These are the questions we hear most often before an inspection.
They should not be. Gutter hangers need a solid attachment, and covering deteriorated wood leaves the underlying failure in place.
Common causes include overflowing gutters, roof-edge or flashing defects, missing drip edge, repeated ice exposure, and unprotected wood end grain.
Usually, the affected gutter run must be removed or loosened to access the board and restore a secure attachment surface.
Yes, when damage is localized and a sound transition can be made. Widespread deterioration or alignment problems may justify a longer replacement run.
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Soffit & Fascia
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.
Learn moreSoffit & Fascia
A loose soffit panel may be a simple fastening issue—or evidence of wind, fascia movement, roof-edge leakage, pests, or deteriorated wood above it. We inspect the surrounding eave before closing the opening.
Learn moreGutters
Overflow does not always mean the gutter is too small, and a drip does not always mean the entire system needs replacement. We look at pitch, support, seams, outlets, roof flow, fascia condition, and discharge before recommending a repair.
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Tell us what you are seeing and where the property is located. We will confirm the service area, inspect the relevant conditions, and explain the smallest responsible next step.
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