Soffit & Fascia
Rotting, peeling, or sagging eaves let in water, pests, and critters. We replace them with low-maintenance soffit and fascia in vinyl, aluminum, or James Hardie® fiber cement, so your roofline looks sharp and stays protected for years.
Know Your Roofline
Fascia
Fascia is the long board that runs along the edge of your roof. It holds your gutters and seals the roof edge from the weather.
Soffit
Soffit is the panel on the underside of your roof overhang — the part you see when you look up from the yard. Vented soffit lets fresh air flow into your attic, which helps keep your attic cooler and drier and protects your roof.
When these parts fail, water gets behind your gutters, wood starts to rot, and birds, squirrels, and insects find a way into your attic.
Warning Signs
Rotted fascia — a common sight in Louisiana's humid climate
No appointment. No sales visit. Measure your eaves, count your downspouts, enter them in our online calculator, and get your price within hours.
Get My PriceMaterials
Best for: Homeowners who want a clean, low-maintenance roofline at the most affordable price.
Vinyl is the most popular budget-friendly choice. It won't rot, never needs painting, and comes in vented and solid panels to keep your attic breathing.
Good to know: vinyl can fade, and long runs can sag over time in extreme heat if not installed correctly.
Best for: Homeowners who want a sharper, more finished look and longer life.
Aluminum is the classic choice for fascia. We bend aluminum coil on site to custom-fit a tight, clean wrap over your fascia boards. It pairs perfectly with aluminum or vinyl soffit and matches seamless gutters.
Good to know: costs more than vinyl and can dent from a hard impact like hail or a ladder.
Most popular combo: vinyl soffit with aluminum fascia wrap. You get affordable, vented soffit plus the crisp, durable look of metal on the roof edge.
Best for: Homeowners with Hardie siding, or anyone who wants the most solid, upscale, long-lasting roofline.
Hardie® Soffit panels and HardieTrim® fascia boards are made of fiber cement — a tough mix of cement and wood fibers. They look like real painted wood, but they won't rot, warp, or attract pests.
| Feature | Vinyl | Aluminum | James Hardie® |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material | PVC vinyl | Aluminum | Fiber cement |
| Look | Clean, simple | Crisp, sharp lines | Solid, real-wood look |
| Won't rot | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Holds up to heat | Can sag or fade over time | ✔ Holds its shape | ✔ Very stable |
| Impact resistance | Can crack in cold or hard hits | Can dent | ✔ Very strong |
| Pest resistant | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Fire resistant | Melts | Won't burn | ✔ Noncombustible |
| Vented options | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ Vented and VentedPlus™ |
| Painting | Never | Never | Factory ColorPlus® or paint to match |
| Warranty | Varies by manufacturer | Varies by manufacturer | 30-yr soffit, 15-yr trim (limited) |
| Price | $ | $$ | $$$ |
| Best for | Best value | Durability and a crisp look | Premium homes and Hardie siding |
Not sure which one? On a budget, go with vinyl soffit and aluminum fascia. For a home with Hardie siding, or if you want the most durable, upscale finish, choose Hardie. We'll show you samples of all three at your free estimate.
Our Approach
Wrapping over rotted wood only hides the damage, and the rot keeps spreading behind it. Before we install anything new, we inspect your eaves and replace any soft or rotted fascia boards and rafter tails. Then we make sure your soffit vents line up with clear airflow into the attic.
Pair It With New Gutters
Your gutters hang on your fascia, so replacing them together saves time and money and gives you a matched, finished roofline. Ask about seamless gutters and gutter guards with your soffit and fascia project.
Learn about seamless guttersOur Work
Recent soffit and fascia projects across Southeast Louisiana.
Complete roofline makeover
Before: rotted fascia and peeling paint
After: new fascia, sealed and protected
Vented vinyl soffit for attic airflow
Custom-bent aluminum fascia
Our most popular combo
How It Works
We check your soffit, fascia, attic airflow, and gutters, and show you material samples.
You get a written estimate with options for vinyl, aluminum, and Hardie.
We remove the old material, replace any rotted wood, and install your new soffit and fascia.
We haul away debris and walk the project with you.
FAQ
Get a free, no-pressure estimate on vinyl, aluminum, or James Hardie soffit and fascia — plus new gutters if you need them.