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"The gutters are leaking and there's something dark along the roofline — but I don't even know what I'm looking at."
Most homeowners don't think about soffits and fascia until something goes wrong. By then, water has usually been working behind the scenes for months.
We replace and install soffit and fascia systems across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland — aluminum, vinyl soffit, and fibre cement options that hold up in BC's 160+ rainy days a year.
Soffits run underneath your roof overhang. Fascia boards run along the roof edge where your gutters attach. Together they seal off the gap between your roof and exterior walls — keeping moisture out, letting your attic breathe, and finishing the roofline cleanly.
In Vancouver's climate, they're under constant pressure. Rain drives horizontally. Gutters overflow. Birds and pests find gaps. And once water gets behind fascia boards, the rot spreads silently — into the rafters, into the sheathing, into places you can't see until it's a much bigger problem.
The part most people miss: failing soffit and fascia doesn't just look bad. It can void your roofing warranty, accelerate gutter failure, and create the exact moisture pathway that leads to the structural damage homeowners fear most.
Installed underneath roof overhangs, soffits allow proper airflow into your attic and help prevent moisture buildup.
Mounted along the roof edge, fascia supports your gutter system and creates a clean transition between roof and siding.
"I noticed the paint was peeling along the roofline but figured it was just cosmetic."It's rarely just cosmetic. Here's what we actually look for on-site:
Not every project needs a full replacement. We're honest about that.
We recommend repair when:
the damage is limited to one or two sections, the existing material is structurally sound, and the colour match is achievable.
We recommend full replacement when:
rot has spread to multiple sections, the existing system is undersized for your gutters, ventilation is inadequate for your attic, or you're doing a full siding replacement and want the result to look right.
Aluminum Soffit & Fascia
The most common choice in Lower Mainland — low maintenance, moisture-resistant, and holds paint well. Available in ventilated and non-ventilated panels. Colours matched to your siding or trim.
Fiber Cement Fascia
Pairs directly with James Hardie siding systems. Same material language, same warranty ecosystem, same long-term performance. Ideal if you're doing a full exterior overhaul.
Ventilated Soffits
Lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to work with on older homes where the framing isn't perfectly square. Ventilated options available for proper attic airflow.
"I just don't want them to start pulling things apart and then tell me it's going to cost twice as much."
We hear this constantly. Here's exactly how we work:
On-site inspection — We look at the actual condition of your soffits, fascia, and the framing behind them. We check for rot, inadequate ventilation, and gutter alignment issues.
Written quote — Fixed price, in writing. Nothing changes without your signature. If we find rot behind the boards during removal, we stop, show you, and give you a revised number before continuing.
Material selection — We bring samples. Aluminum, vinyl, longboard, fibre cement. We help you match existing trim or design something intentional.
Professional installation — Owner-supervised on every job. Proper overlap, sealed penetrations, ventilation sizing done right.
Gutter re-connection — If your gutters were removed or pulled, we re-hang and align them properly. Not left for you to figure out.
Cleanup and walkthrough — We walk the job with you before we leave.
Do I need ventilated soffits?
In most BC homes, yes. Proper attic ventilation prevents moisture buildup, reduces the risk of mould in your roof cavity, and extends shingle life. If your current soffits are solid (non-ventilated), upgrading during replacement is the right move.
Can you replace soffits and fascia without touching my siding?
Yes — in most cases. Soffit and fascia work independently of your siding system. We can replace or repair them without disrupting your existing cladding.
Do you match existing colours?
We try. Aluminum and vinyl soffit come in a wide range of standard colours. If your existing trim is a custom or aged colour, we'll be upfront about how close we can get before we start.
What's the difference between siding and soffit and fascia work?
Siding covers your walls. Soffit covers the underside of your roof overhang. Fascia runs along the roof edge. They work together as a system — which is why we often do siding and soffit projects together for homeowners doing a full exterior upgrade.
How long does installation take?
Most soffit and fascia replacement projects take 1–3 days depending on home size, material condition, and whether we need to address rot in the framing.
Do you serve areas outside Vancouver?
Most soffit and fascia replacement projects take 1–3 days depending on home size, material condition, and whether we need to address rot in the framing.
"I just want someone to look at it and tell me honestly what needs to happen."
That's exactly what we do.
One call or message gets you a scheduled on-site visit, a written quote with fixed pricing, and an honest answer about whether you need a full replacement or something smaller.
No upsell. No pressure. No surprises on the invoice.