Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
New fascia boards give your Puget Sound roofline a clean, weather-sealed edge that anchors gutters and blocks wind-driven rain.
Fascia is the horizontal board running along your eaves where gutters attach, and around here it takes the brunt of relentless winter drizzle. We install rot-resistant fascia in primed cedar, PVC, or fiber-cement, cut to fit and back-sealed before it ever goes up. Proper flashing behind the board keeps sideways rain from sneaking into the rafter tails common on older Seattle and Tacoma homes. A tight fascia line also gives new gutters a solid, level surface so they carry the heavy PNW rainfall without sagging.
Creates a secure, level mounting surface for gutters; blocks wind-driven rain from entering rafter tails; uses rot-resistant materials suited to constant Northwest moisture; sharpens curb appeal along the entire roofline
1) Inspect existing rafter tails and eave condition for hidden decay; 2) Select and prime rot-resistant fascia stock, sealing all cut ends; 3) Install flashing and secure boards level to the roof edge; 4) Caulk seams and prep the run for gutter attachment
Linear footage of the eave and gable runs; material choice between cedar, PVC, or fiber-cement; height and access around multi-story or steep lots; condition of the rafter tails behind the old edge
Late spring through early fall offers the dry stretches needed for clean priming and sealing before the rains return.