Fascia & Soffits

Fascia and soffits are building components that are commonly found in residential and commercial structures.

Fascia refers to the horizontal band or board that runs along the edge of a roof, typically under the edge of the tiles or shingles. The fascia is attached to the rafters or trusses and serves as a support for the lower edge of the roofing material. It is also the surface to which the gutter is attached. Fascia boards are typically made of wood, aluminium, or vinyl and can come in a variety of colours and styles to complement the appearance of the building.

Soffits refer to the underside of an architectural structure, such as the underside of an overhanging eave, arch, or cornice. Soffits are commonly made of materials such as aluminium, vinyl, or wood and are used to provide ventilation for attic spaces, and to improve the overall look of the building. In many homes, the soffits are finished with a material that matches the fascia, creating a cohesive look.

Both fascia and soffits serve important functional and aesthetic purposes in a building, and are typically designed and installed to withstand exposure to the elements and to provide long-lasting durability.