Fascia Replacement

What This Service Involves

When Northwest rain finds a crack in old paint, fascia boards soak up water and quietly rot from the back side. We tear off the failing lumber, inspect the rafter tails underneath, and rebuild the eave with moisture-tolerant replacements. Because sagging gutters are often the first clue, we re-hang your gutter line dead level once the new boards are in. Homeowners in Everett and Bellevue frequently find the old fascia was never back-primed, which is exactly why it failed early.

Benefits

Stops active rot from migrating into roof framing; restores firm gutter support so drainage works again; replaces builder-grade boards with weather-tolerant upgrades; eliminates peeling paint and water stains at the eaves

Our Process

1) Remove gutters and pry off the compromised fascia; 2) Assess and treat any exposed rafter-tail decay; 3) Fit and fasten back-primed replacement boards; 4) Rehang gutters and finish with paintable sealant

What Affects the Cost

Extent of rot found once the old boards come off; whether rafter-tail repairs are needed; number of stories affecting ladder and staging time; paint-grade versus maintenance-free material selection

Best Time of Year

Aim for a dry summer window so replacement wood cures and paints properly before autumn storms arrive.