Vented soffit
Perforated panels that draw fresh air into the attic. Good intake ventilation helps prevent ice dams and summer heat build-up.
What is included
Done properly, start to finish.
We deal with what is behind the metal, and then the metal. A typical job includes:
- Removal of damaged soffit and fascia
- Inspection of rafter tails and the wood behind the fascia
- Replacement of rotted wood
- New vented or solid soffit
- Fascia capping for a clean, low-maintenance edge
- Colours matched to your siding and eavestrough
- Cleanup and haul-away
Options
What we install
Solid soffit
Used where ventilation is not needed, such as over porches and entries.
Fascia capping
Metal cladding over the fascia board. No more scraping and painting.
Questions
Soffit and fascia: common questions.
What is the difference between soffit and fascia?
Fascia is the vertical board along the edge of the roof, where the eavestrough attaches. Soffit is the panel on the underside of the overhang, between the fascia and the wall.
Do I need vented soffit?
Most attics do. Air comes in at the soffit and leaves near the ridge. Without enough intake, moisture and heat build up in the attic, which shortens the life of the roof.
When is the best time to replace it?
Along with a new roof or new siding. It can also be done on its own at any time.
Ready for a straight answer on your project?
Free inspection and written estimate. Licensed, $2M insured and WCB covered.
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