Fascia and Soffit Repair on the Connecticut Shoreline

CT GutterPro specializes in fascia and soffit repair at the roofline — the wood your gutters depend on. When fascia rots from years of gutter overflow, ice dam damage, or coastal moisture, the entire gutter system is compromised. We repair and replace fascia boards, soffit panels, and drip edge as part of a complete roofline restoration that addresses both the wood damage and the gutter condition that caused it.

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Why We Are the Right Company for Fascia Work

A carpenter can replace wood. A gutter company that specializes in fascia repair replaces the wood AND fixes the gutter issue that rotted it. We see more fascia conditions in a week than a general carpenter sees in a year. We remove the gutter, do the wood work, correct the drainage issue, and reinstall on a solid surface — one crew, one visit.


Fascia issues are frequently discovered during gutter repair. When replacement is needed, we coordinate wood restoration with gutter installation so the new system mounts to a solid surface.

Material Options

  • Primed wood fascia. Standard replacement. Matched to your existing dimensions and profile. Requires painting.
  • Aluminum fascia wrap. Covers the wood with maintenance-free aluminum. Eliminates moisture contact and painting forever. Premium upgrade.
  • Composite and PVC fascia. Moisture-proof alternatives to wood. Higher material cost but zero rot risk.
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Pricing

Spot repair for localized rot: $500 to $1,500. Full side replacement: $2,000 to $5,000. Aluminum wrap: add $3 to $6 per linear foot over wood replacement. We provide exact pricing during our free assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What materials do you use for fascia replacement?

    We typically replace with primed wood fascia that matches your existing material and dimensions. For homeowners who want permanent protection, we offer aluminum fascia wrap over the new wood. We also work with composite and PVC fascia materials on request.

  • How long does fascia repair take?

    Spot repair on one section of fascia is typically completed in half a day. Full side replacement takes a full day. Multiple sides may require two days. We schedule the gutter removal, wood work, and gutter reinstallation as one continuous project.

  • Can you match my existing fascia color and profile?

    Yes. We match paint color, wood dimensions, and profile to blend seamlessly with your existing roofline. Once painted, repaired sections are virtually indistinguishable from the original fascia.

  • Is fascia damage covered by homeowners insurance?

    Fascia damage from sudden events like storms may be covered. Gradual deterioration from deferred maintenance is typically not covered. We recommend checking with your insurance provider. We can provide documentation of the damage and repair for your records.