Soffit, fascia and gutter replacement with siding jobs
Once siding panels come off a wall, it's common to find rotten fascia boards or damaged soffit vents at the roofline that were hidden until then. Because scaffolding or ladders are already up for the siding work, most homeowners have that trim replaced at the same time rather than paying for a separate visit later.
This bundle usually covers fascia board replacement (often wrapped in aluminum or matched to the new siding material), soffit panel replacement including vent panels for attic airflow, and sometimes removing and reinstalling gutters so the new fascia sits properly behind them. It's a natural pairing with a full siding replacement rather than a service most people search for on its own.
Not every job needs it: if the fascia and soffit are in good shape, a siding crew will just replace panels and leave the trim alone. It becomes necessary when there's visible rot, sagging, or water staining at the roof edge.
What it costs
Cost depends on linear footage of fascia and soffit needing replacement, whether the material is matched to new siding (aluminum-wrapped wood, vinyl soffit, or fiber cement trim), and whether gutters need to be detached and reinstalled versus fully replaced. Because it's usually added onto a siding job already in progress, doing it at the same time is generally more efficient than a separate roofline repair visit later.
Top 3 by our score
Ranked from our published scoring of public Google reviews for siding installation & replacement.
- 1. Pro Specialty Services905.0★ · 77 reviews
- 2. Noland's Roofing834.7★ · 1007 reviews
- 3. Red Turtle Roofing Minneola834.9★ · 34 reviews
FAQ
- Will my siding contractor also fix rotten fascia boards?
- Most siding installation crews in Lake County can replace fascia and soffit as part of the same project, since they're already working at the roofline to install new panels.
- Do I need new gutters if I'm replacing fascia?
- Not always. Gutters can often be carefully removed and reinstalled on new fascia, though if they're old or damaged it may make sense to replace them at the same time.
- How do I know if my soffit or fascia needs replacing?
- Signs include sagging trim, peeling paint, soft or spongy wood at the roof edge, or visible daylight through soffit vents, and a siding crew will usually spot this once old panels come down.