Soffit and Fascia Installation & Repair
Serving Alberta & BC
*Plus GST
Soffit and Fascia Repairs Starting at $299 +GST
Expert Soffit and Fascia Installation and Repair
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Is your home’s soffit and fascia in the condition they need to be to offer proper protection and aesthetic appeal? These often-overlooked components play a vital role in safeguarding your property, providing ventilation for your attic, and adding a polished look to your exterior. Whether you’re dealing with rotting soffits, damaged fascia boards, or need a new installation, maintaining these critical elements is essential to keeping your home sturdy and beautiful.
Neglecting your soffit and fascia can lead to serious problems, such as water damage, pest infestations, and even reduced energy efficiency due to poor ventilation. That’s where we come in. Our professional soffit and fascia installation and repair services are designed to address these issues quickly and efficiently. From replacing worn-out materials to installing modern, durable systems that enhance your home’s exterior, we use top-quality materials and methods to deliver results that last.
Every home is unique, and we tailor our solutions to meet your specific needs. Whether you’re looking to boost curb appeal, prevent costly repairs, or ensure your home’s longevity, our experienced team is ready to help. Don’t wait for minor issues to turn into major setbacks. Contact us today to learn more about our comprehensive soffit and fascia services and how we can enhance and protect your home for years to come.
How to tell if you need a soffit and fascia Repair Service
Schedule an appointment if you observe visible damage like cracks, holes, or missing sections. Additionally, inspect attic vents for dirt or blockages, as these can signal issues with your soffit and fascia, impacting ventilation and insulation. Even without visible problems, a professional assessment by our team is recommended to confirm proper condition and functionality.
Benefits of repairing your soffit and fascia:
- Prevent leaks and water damage
- Protect the structural integrity of your home
- Improve energy efficiency and reduce your heating and cooling costs
- To keep rodents out
- Maintain the appearance of your home
- Avoid more costly repairs in the future
The Process to Book and Appointment with us
These are the steps we take you through from requesting a quote to project completion
Request a Quote
Fill out our online form to request a quote or call (403) 333-0319. Our team will get back to you within 24 hours to confirm your request and start the process.
Inspect and deliver quote
Our certified inspector will take a look, provide an accurate estimate, and apply a temporary repair (if necessary). We go over your options and answer all your questions.
Projection completion
We will complete your project within your desired timeframe. Our project manager will conduct a review to ensure our work exceeds your expectations.
Repair vs. Replacing Your Soffit and Fascia
Repairing soffit and fascia offers a cost-effective solution for minor damage or general wear. For instance, a contractor can address small cracks or holes by applying a suitable sealant or patching them with a matching material. Replacing individual missing or damaged sections of wood or aluminum is also a viable repair option. This repair method is particularly effective for newer homes where the damage is not extensive.
When a replacing is a better option
Replacement is often necessary in specific scenarios. For instance, if the damage is widespread or if the existing structure shows significant signs of age and deterioration. This includes instances of severe rotting or damage caused by pests, where effective repair may not be feasible. In such cases, a complete replacement is the most advisable course of action.
Additionally, replacement can be a strategic choice when aiming to:
- Update the aesthetic appeal of your home.
- Change the material, such as transitioning from wood to aluminum, to improve durability or reduce maintenance.
PRO TIP Well installed soffit and fascia improve the energy efficiency of your home
What Our Clients Have to Say About Us
Brands We Trust:
Our Company Standards
Our team treats each client with the care and consideration they deserve.
Personalized Service
By listening to your challenges and goals we will create a customized plan. Our team is available to talk on the phone and meet in person. Your dedicated accounts manager is available around your schedule and will answer any questions or concerns.
Committed to Safety
The safety of our team is a top priority. We abide by strict company-wide safety policies and procedures. Our safety standards exceed provincial regulations and set us apart from other companies.
Tested Product Selection
Our focus is presenting you with options that enhance your home’s value and align with your goals. We only use products we have tested and trust, and continue to only use products that customers love.
Expert Advice
With a staff of fully equipped and licensed inspectors, we can answer any questions you have to put your mind at ease. You will have continued access to our team and experts that have been specialized in their field.
Guaranteed Quality
We guarantee your satisfaction through our extended warranty and ongoing support included with every service. With over a decade of experience in the industry, and a reputation for superior professional service, we are a company you can trust.
Nurture Relationships
When we are done with the job we do not just end our contract there. Our team is available for any further questions and maintenance. We will return for a complementary one year follow up inspection for roof installs to make sure everything is in good working order.
Soffit and Fascia Installation & Repair FAQs
Please keep in mind that this list is not exhaustive. It is best to contact us for a consultation to determine the best solution for your soffit and fascia needs. Here are a few common questions that we get asked:
The cost of installing soffit and fascia will vary depending on several factors such as the type and quality of materials used, the size of the area to be covered, and the complexity of the installation. Generally, the cost of soffit and fascia installation can range anywhere from $5 to $15 per linear foot for aluminum, and $7 to $20 per linear foot for wood. However, it’s important to note that these figures are approximate and can be affected by factors such as the condition of the existing structure, the complexity of the project, and any additional features such as insulation, ventilation, or lighting. It’s best to get multiple quotes from different contractors and compare prices to find the best deal. It’s also important to ensure that the contractor is licensed, insured and experienced in soffit and fascia installation.
The best material to use for soffits and fascia depends on the specific application and your personal preferences. Some common options include:
- Vinyl: This is a popular choice because it is lightweight, low maintenance, and comes in a variety of colors.
- Aluminum: This is another popular choice because it is durable and can be painted to match the color of your home.
- Wood: This is a traditional choice that can add a natural, warm look to your home. However, it does require regular maintenance to protect it from moisture and insects.
- Fiber cement: This is a newer option that is becoming increasingly popular. It is made from a mixture of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers, and is resistant to moisture, fire and insects.
Ultimately, the best option for you will depend on your budget, the style of your home, and your personal preferences.
There are several alternatives to traditional soffit and fascia materials that can be used to enhance the look of your home’s exterior. Some options include:
- Continuous Eave Vent: This is a more modern and minimalist option that involves installing a continuous vent along the eaves of your home. This can help to improve ventilation and reduce the need for soffits.
- Boxed Eave Vent: Similar to the continuous eave vent, this option involves installing a series of vents along the eaves of your home, creating a boxed look.
- Stucco: This is a traditional exterior finish that can be used to cover the eaves of your home. It is durable and low maintenance, but it can be costly to install.
- Stone: This can be used to create a natural look, and can be used as a veneer to cover the eaves of your home.
- Board and Batten: This is a traditional option that involves attaching horizontal boards to the eaves of your home and covering the gaps with vertical battens.
It’s important to note that these alternatives may not provide the same function as soffit and fascia, such as ventilation and protection against moisture.
The cost of soffits and fascia can vary depending on the material used, the size of your home, and the complexity of the installation.
- Vinyl soffits and fascia are generally considered to be the most affordable option, with costs typically ranging from $3 to $8 per linear foot.
- Aluminum soffits and fascia are also relatively affordable, with costs typically ranging from $4 to $10 per linear foot.
- Wood soffits and fascia are generally considered to be a mid-range option, with costs typically ranging from $6 to $12 per linear foot.
Fiber cement soffits and fascia are the most expensive option, with costs typically ranging from $8 to $14 per linear foot.
The cost of installation will also vary depending on the complexity of the work and the location of your home. It’s always best to get a few quotes from different contractors to get an idea of the cost in your area, and to make sure you’re getting a fair price.
It’s worth noting that the cost of these materials and installation will also depend on the size of the area that needs to be covered. It’s best to book a consultation with us to determine if these alternatives.
Let’s Talk about your Soffit and Fascia Installation & Repair
To receive a cost estimate, please contact us to schedule a home inspection. Addressing issues promptly can prevent them from escalating, potentially avoiding more extensive and costly repairs in the future. You can request a quote by using the form below.