Every home and every situation is different, which is why we offer several ways to get started. Pick the option that fits you best and we will take it from there with our down-to-earth, helpful roofing team.
Cracked fascia boards and sagging soffits can do more than hurt your curb appeal. They expose your home to water intrusion, wood rot, pests, and structural damage. We provide expert soffit and fascia repair in Spartanburg, SC, using durable materials and clean workmanship to keep your roofline sealed, supported, and looking sharp.
These aren’t just trim pieces. Your fascia runs along the edge of your roof and anchors the gutter system. The soffit covers the underside of the overhang and helps regulate attic airflow. When either one is damaged, moisture and pests find their way into the structure, ventilation suffers, and gutters start to pull away. It’s a chain reaction that causes expensive problems over time.
South Carolina’s humidity and heavy rains make these components especially vulnerable. Early signs often go unnoticed until there’s peeling paint, warped boards, or pooling water near the foundation.
Most of our Spartanburg clients call us after spotting:
Soft or cracked fascia boards
Peeling paint near the roof edge
Gutters pulling away from the house
Visible rot or mold under the eaves
Birds, squirrels, or insects nesting near the roofline
Water stains on interior ceilings or siding
If you see any of these issues, it’s worth getting it looked at. Repairs are far easier and less costly when caught early.
Quick, clear roofline assessments with no-pressure pricing.
We check your soffits, fascia, and gutter alignment for signs of water damage, rot, or pest access. You'll receive a straightforward repair quote with clear recommendations based on our findings, no upsells, no surprises.
Rot removed, ventilation restored, and gutters realigned.
Our crews remove rotten or failing boards and install new fascia and soffit panels using materials built for Spartanburg’s humidity and storms. Options include vented vinyl soffits, PVC fascia, or wood-alternative panels. Gutter adjustments or reattachment are handled the same day.
We leave your roofline sealed, finished, and ready for the next storm.
After cleanup, we review the completed work with you and answer any questions. Your repaired roofline is code-compliant, secure, and designed to prevent future damage from moisture or pests.
We handle everything from small trim repairs to full roofline restoration. Here’s what to expect when you hire us:
We start with an inspection of your fascia, soffits, gutters, and the surrounding roof structure. You’ll get a clear quote with straightforward recommendations based on what we find.
Our team carefully removes any rotted or compromised fascia and soffit material. If there’s damage to the rafters or decking underneath, we’ll show you and offer honest options.
We install new fascia boards and soffit panels using materials that work best for your property. Most homeowners in Spartanburg go with vented vinyl soffits and either primed wood or PVC fascia. All installs are tailored to ensure proper drainage, ventilation, and weather resistance.
Once new fascia is in place, we reattach your gutters using hidden hangers and double-check the slope for proper flow. If the gutters were part of the problem, we’ll show you how to prevent future issues.
We also offer full gutter installation and repair, including seamless options and downspout redirection if needed.
We clean the entire site, then walk you through the completed repair so you can see the difference. Everything is built to last and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
Yes. We can replace only the affected area and match your existing materials for a clean result.
Usually, the fascia board is rotted or was never properly secured. We’ll diagnose the issue and repair the root cause.
We work with vented vinyl soffits, treated wood, PVC, and fiber cement options depending on your preference, climate exposure, and maintenance goals.
Yes, in fact, many soffit or fascia repairs are paired with gutter upgrades or adjustments to stop the cycle of water damage at the roof edge.
We are trained in EPA Lead-Safe Work Practices for homes built before 1978 and always follow safe procedures.
Yes — keeping your gutters clear, inspecting after storms, and using gutter guards can reduce moisture damage. Here’s a helpful guide to gutter protection that many of our clients have used.
We’re Local: From Taylors to Boiling Springs, we know the homes and the climate
No Middlemen: Our in-house crews handle every job
Licensed and Insured: For your safety and peace of mind
Code-Compliant Work: We follow all South Carolina building requirements
Upfront Pricing: No upsells, no surprises, just clear quotes
A homeowner in Greer reached out after their gutters began to sag and leak during storms. We found rotted fascia behind the gutters, likely caused by years of slow overflow. Our crew removed the damaged trim, treated the rafter ends, and installed new fascia with drip-edge flashing. Their new system looks great, drains perfectly, and gave the house a cleaner roofline all around.
Your home protects the people you love. Your roof protects your home. When something goes wrong, you deserve a team that treats your house with the same care you would. Whether you are dealing with missing shingles, leaks, or storm damage, our friendly roofing team is ready to help. Get a fast inspection, honest advice, and a solution that puts your family’s safety first.
