Fascia Board Replacement Project
View this projects photosThe Fascia boards on your home are exposed to weather and will eventually rot after a number of years. The roof on this particular house was tile and did not offer an overhang making these fascia boards even more susceptible to rotting. Mr. Handyman replaced these rotted fascia boards and advised the homeowner to properly prime and paint the fascia boards on a regular basis for a longer lifetime.
For any fascia related projects you have, trust a local contractor from Home Repair Handyman to get the job done. Get in touch with a fascia board expert today!
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Fascia Board - New Fascia in Place
Here is a image of the new fascia board that replace the rotted fascia. It is important to properly maintain your fascia board by painting and priming it on a regular basis.
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Fascia Boards - Rotted Fascia Removed
The tile roof on this home did not over hang the fascia board making it much more susceptible to rotting. It is important to keep your fascia board properly maintained to ensure a longer shelf life.
