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Soffit & Fascia Repair and Replacement in Dallas, TX: First to Take Water. Last Place Anyone Looks.

Fascia is the board your gutters hang on. Soffit is the underside of your roof overhang. When they rot, we replace them, paint them, and get your gutters back where they belong.

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First to Take Water. Last Place Anyone Looks.

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SOFFIT & FASCIA

Overview

Soffit and fascia are the first wood on the house to take water and the last place anyone looks. They sit right at the roof edge, behind the gutters, where a problem can go on for years before it shows.

When we replace them, we recommend material that won't rot again, we paint it to match the house, and we deal with the gutters that hang on it. One company, one visit from Randy to price it.

  • Experienced Crews

    Skilled, respectful, and on time.

  • Premium Products

    Trusted brands and proven performance.

  • Professional Installation

    Done right the first time.

  • Our Warranty

    We stand behind our work.

Signs Your Soffit or Fascia Is Rotting

  • Paint peeling along the roofline while the rest of the trim looks fine
  • Boards that look dark, soft or crumbly behind the gutters
  • Gutters sagging or pulling away, because screws don't hold in rotted wood
  • Soffit panels sagging, staining or showing holes
  • Birds or squirrels getting in at the eaves

Why It Rots

Every drop of water leaving your roof passes the fascia. Gutters that overflow, gutters that weren't installed behind the drip edge, and paint or caulk that has failed all let water sit against the wood. It rots from the back, so it's often worse than it looks from the ground.

What We Replace It With

For fascia, we recommend James Hardie trim. It doesn't rot, so the repair doesn't turn into the next repair. If you'd rather match the existing wood, we'll do that instead. For soffit, we use James Hardie or LP SmartSide. More on James Hardie siding.

Everything gets painted to match the house. More on our exterior painting.

What Happens to the Gutters

Gutters hang on the fascia, so they have to come down where the board behind them is being replaced. We can put your existing gutters back up. A lot of customers choose new gutters at that point, which is usually the better move: new fascia, new gutters, hung right. More on our seamless gutters.

A Few Feet or the Whole Roofline

Sometimes it's one corner where a gutter overflowed. Sometimes it's every board on the house. We replace what's rotted and leave what's sound, and Randy will tell you which is which.

More on Wood Repair

  • Wood Repair Rotted siding, trim, fascia and soffit replaced — not painted over.

How We Do It

  1. We check the roofline

    Randy looks at the fascia, the soffit and the gutters hanging on them, and tells you what's rotted and what's sound.

  2. We take down what's in the way

    Gutters come down where the fascia behind them is being replaced.

  3. We replace the wood

    Rotted fascia and soffit come out. New material goes in, James Hardie where you want it.

  4. We paint

    Painted to match the house.

  5. We hang the gutters

    Your existing gutters go back up, or new seamless gutters go on.

Soffit and Fascia Questions

01 What's the difference between soffit and fascia?

Fascia is the board along the roof edge that your gutters hang on. Soffit is the underside of the roof overhang.

02 What do you replace rotted fascia with?

We recommend James Hardie trim because it doesn't rot. If you'd rather match the existing wood, we'll do that.

03 What do you use for soffit?

James Hardie or LP SmartSide.

04 Do my gutters have to come down?

Where the fascia behind them is being replaced, yes. We can put them back up, or install new seamless gutters, which is usually the better move.

05 Do you paint it afterward?

Yes. New fascia and soffit get painted to match the house.

06 Can you replace just one section?

Yes. We replace what's rotted and leave what's sound.

07 Do I pay anything up front?

No. You pay nothing to start. Fifty percent is due once the necessary carpentry is complete, and the remaining balance is due after the work is finished and any final inspection passes.

08 What kind of warranty do you offer?

Every project is backed by our written workmanship warranty. If something isn't right, we come back and make it right.

09 Where do you repair soffit and fascia?

Plano, Allen, Frisco and North Dallas, along with Richardson, Carrollton, McKinney, Sachse and Wylie.

Why Crown

You deal with Randy

The owner meets every customer himself and gives you the price himself.

One standard, every crew

Randy manages every project himself. Every crew that works on your home answers to him, and Crown stands behind the work.

Written workmanship warranty

If something isn't right, we come back and make it right.

Carpentry, paint and gutters, one call

Fascia work touches all three. We do all three, so you make one call.

Proudly Serving North Dallas & Collin County

Local People. Local Homes.

We’re based right here in North Texas and proud to work in the communities we call home.

  • Plano
  • Allen
  • Frisco
  • North Dallas
  • Richardson
  • Carrollton
  • McKinney
  • Sachse
  • Wylie
  • And surrounding DFW areas

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