Wichita Fascia Repair

Now that you know how important your fascia boards are, finding a company for reliable Wichita fascia repair is probably at the forefront of your mind. We offer maintenance services throughout the year, which involve regular inspection and repair of damages that won't take up too much of your valuable time. Since fascia can become damaged easily due to wind, rain, or extreme weather in Wichita, we’ll thoroughly inspect them before recommending any type of repair or replacement. We’ll also inspect your gutter systems and roofline to ensure there are no lingering issues that will lead to continuous damage over time. After inspecting your rooflines, we’ll remove your horizontal boards to better access them.

Types Of Fascia We Repair

Just like your trim and soffit, the types of quality materials available for fascia differ. But don’t worry; we offer repair for all of them, including these popular options:

• Wood: Normally, your fascia board will be made from pine, fir, or spruce. These wooden boards do not absorb a ton of moisture even when they haven’t been sealed. However, any type of wood is susceptible to wood rot and pests and may crumble or grow mold. Our Wichita fascia repair service for wood may involve removing wood rot, sealing, or painting.
• PVC: As one of the more affordable options for fascia, this type of siding is incredibly durable and cannot rot. It’s completely waterproof and incredibly versatile, thanks to its many color options. The main issue American homeowners run into with PVC is color fading. It’s also possible that denting can occur if something heavy, like a tree branch, lands on it in a storm.
• Vinyl: Vinyl siding is similar to PVC as it is made from plastic. It can withstand temperature highs and lows and does well against storm damage in Wichita’s rainy season. You may encounter color fading and dents or cracks with time.
• Aluminum: One of the more expensive options for fascia, aluminum is durable and doesn’t crack easily. It’s fire-resistant and won’t be invaded by pests as wood will. However, you will need to clean this material frequently to prevent corrosion or rust.
• Fiber Cement: With this material, you’ll never have to think about rotting or warping. Fire and pest resistant, it’s a smart choice for Wichita homeowners, though, with extreme temperature ranges, it may crack and need to be replaced or repaired.