Soffit and Fascia

In addition to your home’s roofing and siding, it’s important not to overlook the significance of soffit and fascia in enhancing your property’s overall appearance. The soffit is an external architectural feature situated beneath the roof’s overhang, while the fascia is the vertical finishing edge that runs along the lower edge of the roof, connecting to the point where rafters, trusses, and gutters meet the roof.

Soffit serves multiple functions: it provides a polished exterior look, helps prevent mold and rot beneath the roof, acts as a barrier against unwanted animals and pests entering your home, and offers eaves for added protection. Meanwhile, fascia is crucial in preventing water intrusion beneath the roof, contributes to your home’s exterior aesthetics, and safeguards the ends of the rafters. Typically, the soffit and fascia’s color and design will harmonize with your house’s trim or siding.