Soffit and Fascia Replacement in Orlando, FL

What are the signs of failing soffit and fascia?

Look up at the roofline from the yard. Peeling paint along the roof edge, wood that looks soft or crumbling, dark streaks under the gutters and a sagging gutter line all point to fascia trouble. Gaps or holes in the soffit can let birds, rodents and insects into the attic.

Why do rooflines take a beating in Central Florida?

Every drop that runs off the roof passes the fascia. Orlando averages 51.45 inches of rain a year, according to the National Weather Service, and UF/IFAS Extension warns that heavy seasonal rains force water into any defect in a building. The Atlantic hurricane season, June 1 to November 30, adds wind-driven rain.

A clogged or leaking gutter keeps the fascia behind it wet, so check the gutters when you check the boards. We work on gutters too, so both can go on the same estimate.

Which materials can you install?

Wood, aluminum, vinyl and fiber cement. If your roofline is wood today, you can replace it with wood or ask about the other three at the estimate visit. New wood and fiber cement are painted to match your trim once they’re up.

We do the same work on commercial buildings, including HOA communities, apartment buildings and hotels. Property managers can start with our commercial painting page.

Should soffit and fascia be replaced before painting?

Yes, if the boards are damaged. Paint can’t fix rotted wood, so damaged boards come out first and the house is painted after. When the whole house is due, the replacement and the exterior painting can be one job, and a roof repaint pairs with it too; see roof painting.

Rotted trim lower on the house, around doors and windows, is covered by carpentry and wood restoration.

How do I get my roofline looked at?

We look at the roofline and the gutters in person and show you which boards need replacing. Then you get a free, detailed written estimate. We clean up at the end of every work day, and the work is backed by our 2-year warranty.

Spotted a sagging gutter or a gap under the eaves? Call or text (407) 450-2020 and describe what you see. Some Orlando mailing addresses sit outside the city itself, and our Orlando page names a few of them. The service areas page lists the other cities we reach.