Soffit & Fascia Replacement

Soffit and fascia form the finished edge of your roofline — the boards that close off the eaves and carry the front edge of the gutter system. When they soften, split, or pull away from the structure, they stop protecting the roof deck and rafter tails from moisture and pests. SmithBuilt Roofing and Exteriors replaces damaged soffit and fascia as its own project or alongside gutter and roofline work, so the edge of the roof is solid before anything is hung from it.

How We Check the Damage

Wood Moisture Meters — readings on fascia boards and adjacent rafter tails show what is still sound and what has to come off.
Ladders with Stabilizers & Scaffolding — stable access along the eave line for a full, close inspection before any material is ordered.

How the Replacement Is Done

Portable Sheet Metal Brakes — new fascia trim and drip edge bent on site to match your roofline exactly.
Framing Nailers & Cordless Impact Drivers — new boards fastened securely to sound framing once rot is cut back.
Chalk Lines, Levels & Laser Distance Meters — straight courses and true lines along the eave, checked before fastening.
Hidden Hanger Tools — gutters reattached to new fascia with concealed hangers set into solid wood.
Magnetic Nail Sweepers — old fasteners and debris cleared from the yard when the work is finished.