Fascia
Roof edge boardsThe horizontal boards behind the gutters. First to rot when gutters fail. PVC, cellular composite and painted wood options.
Fascia, soffit, trim, exterior painting, wood rot repair and storm restoration on residential and commercial properties in Connecticut. Licensed, insured and registered, with ten years of experience.
Roofing is the core of what this company does. Ten years of replacement, repair, leak work and storm damage on Connecticut homes and commercial buildings, from a single missing shingle to a complete tear off and a new roof system.
Every project starts with a free inspection and a written estimate. Emergency roof service, storm damage documentation and insurance claim assistance are available across Connecticut for residential and commercial property owners.
Ten exterior service lines from small repairs to full restoration — every job documented, licensed and insured.
Rotted fascia boards behind failing gutters and along the roof edge replaced. Common repair before installing new gutters.
Damaged, sagging or pest-damaged soffits repaired or replaced. Includes vented soffit panels for proper attic ventilation.
Window, door and corner trim replaced with matched profiles. PVC, cellular composite and cedar trim to fit the house.
Full prep, prime and topcoat exterior painting. Extends the life of the siding and trim and refreshes the appearance.
Custom carpentry work on porches, columns, railings and decorative exterior details. Historic and modern styles.
Damaged deck boards, joists, posts and railings repaired. Full or partial deck resurfacing when replacement is not needed.
Water-damaged framing, sheathing and finishes repaired after the source of the leak is found and stopped.
Full exterior storm restoration after wind, hail and impact damage. Insurance-ready documentation included.
Rotted wood on fascia, trim, columns and structural members cut out and replaced with rot-resistant materials.
Attic and exterior wall insulation upgrades when the exterior is open for other work. Reduces energy bills long-term.
Six exterior work areas we handle regularly. Each has its own failure mode, material choices and repair strategy.
The horizontal boards behind the gutters. First to rot when gutters fail. PVC, cellular composite and painted wood options.
The underside of the roof overhang. Vented soffit panels are critical for proper attic ventilation and preventing ice dams.
Window, door and corner trim. Available in painted wood, PVC and cellular composite. PVC and composite hold up longest.
Deck boards, joists, posts, rails and stairs. Pressure-treated, cedar and composite options. Structural work only by licensed contractors.
Full prep-prime-paint on existing siding and trim. Extends the life of the surface and refreshes the appearance for a fraction of replacement cost.
Rotted or damaged structural members repaired or replaced. Includes sistering joists, replacing rim boards and repairing load-bearing walls.
Call or send the form. We inspect the roof, document the condition with photos and answer your questions.
You receive a written estimate with materials, scope and price. No obligation and no pressure to sign anything.
We schedule the work, order materials and confirm the exact start date, weather permitting, before the crew arrives.
The crew completes the work, cleans the site and walks the finished project with you before final payment.
A visual sample of recent projects completed by our crew.
Every project is handled by a company registered with the state, fully licensed and carrying active insurance coverage.
Ten years of local roofing work means the crew knows Connecticut weather, building styles and what fails first.
Inspections and written estimates cost nothing, so you see the condition and the price before committing to anything.
Fascia, soffit, trim and exterior repair work in cities and towns within the following Connecticut service areas. Call to confirm availability in your area.
Request a free exterior inspection and a written estimate. Emergency repair available when the damage cannot wait.