Fascia · Rocky Comfort, MO & the 4-State Area
Fascia & Roofline Trim
The straight line that finishes your roof.
Fascia
What it is and why it matters
Fascia is the board that runs along the roof edge, capping the rafter tails and carrying the gutters. It's the line every passerby sees, and it's also the first thing water finds when gutters overflow.
Keeping fascia sound protects the roof decking and rafters right behind it, which is where small problems turn into expensive ones.
What we handle
- Replacing rotted or water-damaged fascia boards
- Rake and gable trim
- A solid, straight edge for gutters to hang from
- Fascia finished to match new roofing or siding
- Closing gaps where animals get in behind the board
Signs it's time
- Paint peeling or wood soft to the touch along the roof edge
- Gutters pulling away or sagging
- Water stains on the fascia or the siding below it
- Gaps, holes or chewed spots at the roofline
From the Job Site
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What customers say
Hunter first came out and secured the rain gutters that were installed improperly… Hunter is reasonable and thorough… he's one of the few we can trust.
Excellent service got everything done in a timely manner and kept communication
How It Works
From first call to finished job
- 01
Call or email
Tell us what you need and where the project is.
- 02
We come look
We walk the job, measure, and check what's underneath.
- 03
A straight number
You get a clear scope and price before anyone climbs a ladder.
- 04
We build it
One crew handles the work, start to finish.
What causes fascia to rot?
Almost always water: overflowing or clogged gutters, missing drip edge, or paint that failed and let moisture into the wood. Replacing the board without fixing the cause just resets the clock, so we look at both.
Is fascia damage a roofing problem?
It can become one. Fascia sits right at the roof edge, so rot there can spread into the decking and rafter tails. Catching it early usually keeps the repair small.
Do I need new gutters if the fascia gets replaced?
Not necessarily. Gutters that are still in good shape can often be reused. We'll talk it through when we look at the job.
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The rest of the exterior
Soffit
Vented and solid soffit that keeps the attic breathing and the wasps out.
Learn more →Siding
Lap, board-and-batten and metal siding installed tight, level and weather-sealed.
Learn more →Metal Roofs
Long-life metal roofing for homes, shops and barns across the four-state area.
Learn more →Standing Seam
Concealed-fastener standing seam panels. The premium metal roof, done sharp.
Learn more →Decks
Framed, decked and railed to last, plus porches, fencing and outdoor builds.
Learn more →Get a free fascia quote
Tell us what you're building or replacing. We'll come look, measure and give you a straight number.