Fascia Replacement

$299.99

Get A Reno Replace Fascia Boards Service

Peeling paint flakes, dark water stains, soft spongy wood textures, and buckling metal skins along your roofline do far more than just ruin your property's curbside appearance—they signal that active rot is destroying your roof's edge, loosening your gutter spiked anchors, and creating direct, unguarded pathways for driving rainwater to flood your soffits and rot your primary rafter tails. At Get A Reno, we provide professional Fascia Replacement services designed to remove and replace decayed or damaged roofline fascia boards, reinforce underlying rafter infrastructure, and install premium wood or heavy-gauge aluminum-clad fascia profiles with absolute structural precision. Whether you need a durable, hassle-free solution for a water-damaged wood fascia board along an expansive horizontal roofline, custom-bent aluminum fascia capping to eliminate exterior painting chores, realigned bargeboards on a steep second-story gable, or sealed leaky corners where your roof eaves meet your siding, our skilled crew makes the restoration simple. We manage the entire high-reach project with an absolute commitment to safety and structural accuracy, keeping you informed from our arrival until your property lines are completely tidy and spotless.

Our complete Fascia Replacement service is an all-inclusive exterior roofline preservation solution for homeowners who want to protect structural integrity and curb appeal while permanently eliminating sagging gutter lines, rotten timber boards, and wind-torn aluminum cap sheets around the home's envelope. We manage every single phase of the structural restoration workday, including carefully removing your existing eavestrough tracks, extracting rusted fasteners, cutting away loose decayed structural wood, leveling underlying rafter tails, mounting premium wood, vinyl, composite, or spruce fascia boards, and locking high-performance flashing guards into a perfectly straight layout. We know that trying to climb tall extension ladders, handle heavy, awkward sixteen-foot timbers above your head, and operate custom metal-bending brake tools on a ladder on your own can feel completely frustrating and terrifying, leaving you with lopsided lines, dropped tools, and a sore back. That is exactly why Get A Reno takes care of all the intense physical scaling, precise material fitting, and power-tool operation for you, allowing you to sit back, relax, and watch your property's rooflines transform into a sharp, secure asset without any weekend risk or hard work.

Allowing a soft, rotted, or uncapped fascia board to remain uncorrected invites constant catastrophic trouble for your estate, as raw wood backing boards act like a giant sponge that drinks up overflowing roof water and melting winter ice dams. When freezing winter temperatures strike, this trapped water expands violently within the wood cells, causing the fascia board to split and pull completely away from the rafter tails, which can cause your heavy gutters to sag, overflow, and rip loose from the roof during a heavy storm. Furthermore, ignoring proper metal capping preservation leaves your home completely vulnerable to invasive pests, giving squirrels, raccoons, birds, and wasps an open invitation to chew straight through the soft wood and build messy, destructive nests inside your warm attic insulation. The Get A Reno Fascia Replacement service acts as an essential defensive shield for your building envelope, and here you'll see the warning signs of fascia damage, how our replacement process works, the benefits of professional installation, the materials we use, the safety and project-management standards we follow, and why homeowners choose Get A Reno for this work. By executing a rock-solid, perfectly leveled mechanical installation, complete with premium rust-proof fasteners and heavy-gauge, weather-resistant materials—and with lower-upkeep options like Cedar and PVC fascia for homeowners who want less maintenance than painted wood—we build a highly durable protective barrier that stops moisture penetration, prevents structural wood decay, and keeps your property looking sharp in all seasons.

Get To Know This Service

The Get A Reno Fascia Replacement service is a practical outdoor upgrade and home preservation solution built specifically for homeowners who demand absolute structural integrity, total safety, and a flawless roofline presentation. Unlike basic handyman operations that simply slap a thin layer of cosmetic paint or caulk over a soft, active pocket of wood rot—which continues to decay hidden framing boards from the inside out and pops loose within a single season—our specialized multi-surface crew operates with true technical accuracy. We start every single project with a thorough physical check of your eave depth, rafter tail alignment, and gutter weight distribution, ensuring our custom material selections and custom-bent metals track perfectly with your building's original lines. For accurate planning and material matching, fascia boards are typically 2x6 or 2x8.

This premium specialty roofline service offers a wide range of custom configurations, including low-maintenance PVC options and material restorations tailored precisely to match the unique architecture and style of your home's exterior spaces. Features include installing traditional solid-wood fascia boards, wrapping raw wood profiles with modern, maintenance-free vinyl or heavy-gauge custom-bent aluminum coil sheets, adjusting angled rafter cuts, replacing detailed gable bargeboards, and integrating drip-edge flashing tracks. By utilizing commercial-grade mechanical lifting gear, professional-grade truck-mounted metal brakes, and rust-proof stainless steel fasteners, Get A Reno ensures your newly adjusted fascia boards do not just look visually immaculate on the day of completion, but remain flat, rigid, entirely stable, and securely locked through severe winter freezes and blistering summer heat waves.

We take absolute pride in leaving your property completely immaculate, clean, and beautifully finished when our work is completed. We refuse to leave messy old paint chips on your lawn, sharp metal shards scattered across your driveways, or empty packaging boxes cluttering your walkways; our technicians work with meticulous care to protect all surrounding hardscapes and delicate landscape beds throughout the workflow. We check the structural anchoring tension and level alignment of every single board section multiple times, step back to verify visual symmetry from your property boundary line, and clean the workspace completely, leaving your home with a crisp, pristine look that projects an unmistakable statement of quality, safety, and professional discipline. For practical budgeting, fascia materials typically cost between $1 and $20 per linear foot, labor for fascia installation ranges from $6 to $20 per linear foot, and the average fascia replacement for a one-story home costs about $2,500. Homeowners should inspect fascia boards twice yearly for signs of damage.

Why We Replace Rotted Fascia Board

Increased Property Appraisal Value: Replacing sagging, water-stained, or rotting roofline boards with perfectly straight, beautifully finished fascia panels instantly maximizes your home's curb appeal and increases interest from real estate buyers.
Instant Neighborhood Distinction and Pride: Frame your property's rooflines with clean, continuous, and crisp architectural boundaries that stand out as a true benchmark of neatness and structural sophistication on your street.
Advanced Weather and Moisture Protection: Installing correctly lapped metal capping and flashing blocks drives rain and melting snow from penetrating your eave cavities, preventing hidden structural water damage when fascia and drainage issues are corrected.
Enhanced Residential Energy Efficiency: Creating a rock-solid, airtight seal at your roof eaves reduces cold winter winds from sweeping beneath your shingles, protecting your home's internal thermal efficiency and lowering energy bills.
Zero-Stress Project Management: From unmounting heavy eavestroughs and cutting away loose decayed wood to bending custom aluminum trim sheets and climbing high gables, Get A Reno manages the whole project so you can completely relax.
Long-Term Maintenance Elimination: Utilizing premium, UV-stabilized custom aluminum-clad materials prevents rotting, splitting, and paint fading, reducing maintenance and saving you from repetitive, high-reach exterior painting chores forever.
Improved Home Safety and Security: Sealing open eave spaces and anchoring heavy-duty boards completely blocks wasps, hornets, birds, squirrels, and raccoons from nesting inside your hidden wall frameworks or boring into your attic.
Preservation of Structural Integrity: Building a robust foundation for your gutter system keeps your rainwater management system locked perfectly in place, protecting your primary wall sheathing and foundation footings from cascading washouts.

What We Do: Drip Edge Installation and More

Thorough Roofline and Fascia Assessment: Checking your home's eave depth, measuring gutter bracket spacing, and inspecting the home's fascia and surrounding soffit for cracks, holes, clogged gutters, and animal damage while identifying soft, rotted wood sections to plan the safest high-reach replacement paths.
Precision High-Reach Staging and Safety Setup: Setting secure ladder stabilization bars and anchoring professional fall-protection equipment to maintain a perfectly organized, drop-protected exterior work zone.
Meticulous Gutter and Trim Extraction: Carefully removing your existing eavestroughs and pulling away old, rusted spikes or brackets to improve access without bending the metal drainage tracks or scratching adjacent shingles, and, where fascia is absent or unsuitable, evaluating roof straps as an alternative way to attach gutters.
Decayed Timber Excavation Control: Removing rotted fascia and any rotted fascia board by cutting out damaged sections down to a healthy, solid framing line, typically at least 6 to 12 inches beyond rotted areas to reach sound material, while ensuring all active fungal spores are completely stripped from your roof envelope.
Rafter Tail Inspection and Re-Leveling: Probing exposed rafters for structural density, reinforcing weak timber tips with structural sister boards, and verifying any replacement section bears on at least two rafters for stable support and a perfectly flat layout grid.
Premium Structural Fascia Board Mounting: Fastening a new fascia board so boards run horizontally along the roof edge, using common wood choices such as spruce, Pine, and fir, or composite fascia timbers firmly into your rafter tails with heavy-duty, non-corrosive structural framing screws.
Custom Aluminum Flange Brake-Bending: Utilizing on-site mechanical brake systems to custom-profile heavy-gauge aluminum coil sheets, using a circular saw for straight cuts and setting the correct angle when trimming boards before cladding to match your home's unique dimensions and profile curves seamlessly.
Heavy-Duty Mechanical Cladding Integration: Attach the new fascia and replacement cladding panels securely with the right screw where added holding power is needed and a finish nail where trim fastening is preferred, then seal any small gap with advanced multi-polymer weatherproof sealants before your gutters are reinstalled.

Repairing water damage to fascia costs between $10 and $23 per linear foot, while dry rot repair typically costs between $500 and $4,000.

Why Choose Get A Reno for Your Gutter System Needs

When you choose Get A Reno for your Fascia Replacement service, you are partnering with a friendly, highly trained team of fully licensed, bonded, and insured high-reach property preservation specialists. We know that exterior roofline modifications and structural fascia maintenance can look invasive and disrupt your daily schedule, especially on older homes that often need more careful fascia evaluation and matching, which is why our entire replacement, metal bending, and gutter integration process is planned out to be fast, highly efficient, and easy on your household routine. Our crew arrives exactly on time with modern, specialized lifting and climbing safety gear, protects your landscape beds and walkways with meticulous care, and maintains a highly organized, safe workspace from our first layout check until our final quality walkthrough.

Real reliability is built into every single layer of our service. We do not cut corners; we do not simply cover active wood rot with fresh metal sheets to save time on the ladder, and we never leave an installation unaligned or unsecured against the elements. Every board we level, every interlocking miter joint we wrap, and every gutter track we secure is completed to look incredible, stay in good condition, and protect your roof envelope for the long haul. With Get A Reno, you receive simple, flat-rate pricing models, clear updates from our active on-site team leader, and the deep peace of mind that comes from hiring true professionals. Relax and enjoy the sturdy, beautiful results—your home's transformation is fully covered by our commitment to great work.

Our long-term reliability is backed by a solid satisfaction guarantee, ensuring your exterior roofline trims stay straight, tight, and beautifully secure through heavy winter blizzards and changing seasonal conditions. Long after our trucks have left and your property pathways are completely clear, our customer care team is always available to provide helpful roofline maintenance advice, gutter tips, and seasonal property preservation suggestions. We understand that your real estate is your most vital asset, and keeping it looking sharp and secure requires real attention to detail. By combining high-quality structural materials with clean, simple design, including premium Cedar options for homeowners who want aesthetically pleasing results and lasting durability, the Get A Reno Fascia Replacement service delivers an easy way to enjoy a low-maintenance, stunning home. Let us take the hard work out of your exterior upgrade project and deliver the beautiful, worry-free property you deserve.