Fascia Rot

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Fascia Rot | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Clairfield

Waterlogged fascia, peeling paint, and creeping roof damage can sneak up fast on Clairfield homes, but HEP’s skilled crews stop the rot before it spreads. We inspect every inch of your roofing system, remove decayed fascia boards, and install fresh, weather-sealed lumber that ties seamlessly into new seamless aluminum troughs. Our precision-pitched gutter replacements drive water away from siding, foundations, and landscaping, restoring both curb appeal and peace of mind in one efficient visit.

Locally owned and backed by a workmanship guarantee, HEP combines premium materials with neighborly service. Expect honest estimates, on-the-spot photo documentation, and a spotless jobsite when we’re done—plus flexible financing that keeps unexpected repairs stress-free. Call today and let our team preserve the life of your roof while boosting the value of your Clairfield home.

FAQs

What causes fascia rot and how do damaged gutters contribute to it?

Fascia boards are the horizontal planks that cap the roof edge and support the gutter system. When gutters clog, overflow, or pull away from the house, water is directed onto the wood fascia instead of through the downspouts. Our humid Clairfield climate accelerates the problem by keeping the boards moist for longer periods, allowing fungi to break down the wood fibers. Over time the saturated wood softens, paints blister, and structural rot sets in.

How can I tell if my fascia boards are rotted and need replacing?

Common signs include peeling paint along the roofline, visible cracks or dark staining, gutters that sag or detach, and soft or crumbly wood when gently probed with a screwdriver. Indoors you may notice water marks on ceilings near exterior walls. Because rot often hides behind gutter troughs, we offer free on-site inspections in Clairfield that include moisture readings and a video assessment so you can see the damage for yourself.

Why replace gutters at the same time as fascia repairs?

Installing new fascia without addressing faulty gutters is only a temporary fix. A failing gutter will continue to overflow and soak the new boards, repeating the cycle of rot. Combining both services lets us properly flash the roof edge, install a continuous drip edge, and set the new gutter slope for optimal drainage. You save on labor costs because scaffolding and disposal fees are incurred only once, and you receive a single warranty that covers the entire roof-edge system.

What materials do you use for new fascia and gutters in Clairfield, and how long do they last?

For fascia we recommend either primed, solid pine treated with a borate preservative or PVC composite boards that are 100 % rot-proof. Gutters are available in seamless aluminum (the local favorite), heavy-gauge steel, or half-round copper for historic homes. With proper installation and routine cleaning, treated wood fascia lasts 20+ years, PVC up to 50 years, aluminum gutters 25–30 years, and copper 50+ years.

How much does fascia rot repair and gutter replacement cost in Clairfield?

Pricing depends on house size, material choice, and the extent of rot. As a guideline, most Clairfield homeowners spend $20–$28 per linear foot for treated-wood fascia with seamless aluminum gutters, including tear-off and disposal. PVC fascia adds about 15 % and copper gutters can double the gutter portion. We provide a detailed, written estimate after inspection and never invoice above the quoted amount without your approval.

How long will the project take, and will it disrupt my daily routine?

A typical single-story home with 150–200 feet of roof edge takes 1–2 days for complete fascia removal, rot remediation, and new gutter installation. Two-story or more complex roofs may require 3–4 days. We schedule work around weather windows, protect landscaping with tarps, and clean up daily so you retain driveway and yard access. You do not need to vacate the home; power and water remain connected throughout the project.

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