Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington
Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Family‑owned since 1997Oregon CCB #233705Portland & SW Washington
Family‑owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Fascia & soffit · Portland & SW Washington
Fascia is the board your gutter hangs from. When it goes soft, hangers pull out and the gutter sags. We replace the rotted wood, repair the soffit under it and rehang the gutter into solid wood, so the fix holds.
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Fascia rot almost always starts with water the gutter didn’t catch. Fixing the wood without fixing the gutter just restarts the clock, so we look at both.
We check the fascia and soffit along every run, not just the spot you noticed, and show you photos of what we find.
Free estimateSoft, split or rotted sections taken out and replaced with new board, so hangers have solid wood to bite into.
Priced by scopeWater-stained, sagging or broken soffit panels and vents replaced, so the eave is closed up again.
Priced by scopeThe gutter goes back up on the new wood, pitched to its outlets, or we hang a new seamless gutter if the old one is worn out.
With the repairClogged outlets, overflow, leaking seams: whatever soaked the fascia gets fixed too, through gutter repair or cleaning.
Repairs from $295| What you see | Likely cause | The fix |
|---|---|---|
| The gutter pulls away from the house or sags between hangers | Hangers have lost their grip in soft fascia | Replace the rotted fascia, then rehang the gutter into solid wood |
| Dark streaks, peeling paint or soft spots on the fascia | Water running over or behind the gutter, usually from clogs or overflow | Repair the fascia and stop the overflow: cleaning, clear outlets or a larger gutter |
| Sagging, stained or bowed soffit under the eave | Water that got past the fascia and soaked the soffit | Replace the damaged soffit and the fascia section feeding it |
| Holes or gaps in the soffit | Rot, broken vents or panels pushed out of place | Close the eave with new soffit and vents |
| The wood is fine but the gutter still overflows | Clogged downspouts or a gutter too small for the roof | Not a wood problem yet: fix it with gutter repair or cleaning before it becomes one |
It’s priced by scope: how much wood is damaged, how long the run is and how high it sits. As a guide, a fascia repair made alongside a gutter repair runs $250–$850, on top of a repair visit from $295. Long runs, soffit work and second stories are quoted after we see them. Estimates are free, in person or from your photos.
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Family-owned since 1997 · Oregon CCB #233705
Fascia is the board along the roof edge that your gutter is fastened to. Soffit is the panel on the underside of the eave, often with vents. Both sit right where gutter overflow lands.
Look for a gutter pulling away, peeling paint or dark streaks on the board, and wood that gives when you press it. We check the full run during an estimate and show you photos of what we find.
It’s priced by scope: how much wood is bad, how long the run is and how high it sits. As a guide, a fascia repair made with a gutter repair runs $250–$850, on top of a repair visit from $295. Larger jobs are quoted after we see them.
Yes. We take the gutter down, replace the damaged fascia and rehang the same gutter if it’s in good shape. If the gutter is worn out too, doing both at once usually costs less.
Water that misses the gutter: clogged outlets, overflow during long rains and leaking seams. Portland’s wet season keeps that wood damp for months, so small leaks turn into soft boards fast.
Yes. New gutters need solid wood to hold their hangers. We replace any rotted fascia first, then install the new seamless gutter on it.
Yes. Stained, sagging or broken soffit panels and vents are replaced along with the fascia section that let the water in.
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