Stand just outside your house and look up. Do you see a border of material overhanging your home’s roof?  

That’s soffit. Many homes have it and many do not. In addition to enhancing the exterior or your house, soffit helps with ventilation, particularly into and out of the attic.    

Where there’s soffit overhanging your roof, you’ll see fascia running along the ends of a structure where exterior elements like gutters are attached.

Together, soffit and fascia help prevent mold and mildew from accumulating due to unwanted moisture buildup in the attic.  

ATCO Energy roofers can repair, replace or install most types of soffit and fascia. We'll complete the project with care and attention to every detail.

Noticing damage? You might need soffit and fascia repair if you see:  

• Peeling paint
• Water stains  
• Holes  
• Sagging  
• Rotting  

If any of these signs are present, it’s worth booking a repair to prolong the life of your soffit and fascia. Regular maintenance can prevent ventilation and moisture issues, saving you money in the long run.  

While it's possible, repairing soffit and fascia as a DIY can be dangerous and difficult. Without the proper tools and knowledge, you could end up doing more damage to your roof support.  

When it comes to all roofing matters, we recommend professional repairs.  

To fix soffit and fascia, you’ll need a ladder, hammer, nails, saw, pry bar and safety equipment. Materials can include replacement boards, paint, caulking and screws. Our team will supply all tools and equipment needed to complete the job safely.

If the damage is localized, the solution may be to simply replace one section of your soffit and fascia. Our home exterior pros will assess the damage and help you understand what’s needed in your repair service.

We recommend inspecting your soffit and fascia at least once a year to catch any damage early. Prompt repairs and regular maintenance will extend the life of your soffit and fascia, protecting your roof from damage.

When it comes to soffit and fascia damage, the most common culprits are:  

• Water damage
• Insect infestations  
• Wind  
• Hail  
• Snow  

The cost of fascia and soffit repair depends on the amount to be repaired, the extent of the damage and the size of your home. Soffit and fascia repair contractors will assess your home and provide a detailed quote for the work. We'll go over the scope of the project, including the time estimate, as well as the cost.  

If anything happens during the installation that may impact the scope of work or price, we'll keep you in the loop every step of the way.  

Not at all! Our home services are available to everyone, whether you’re an energy customer with us or not.