A: The fascia is the horizontal board running along the edge of your roof where the gutters are typically attached. It helps protect the roof and interior from water damage, while also adding a finished look to your garage.

A: Signs that your fascia may need repair include visible rot, cracks, peeling paint, sagging, or water damage. If your gutters are pulling away from the fascia, it's also an indication that repairs are needed.

A: Fascia boards are typically made of wood, aluminum, vinyl, or composite materials. The material used for repair will usually match your existing fascia unless you want to upgrade to a more durable option.

A: Fascia damage is commonly caused by water exposure from overflowing gutters, improper drainage, or clogged gutters. Pests, such as birds or insects, and weather conditions like strong winds or heavy snowfall, can also contribute to fascia damage.

A: Yes, repairing damaged fascia promptly helps prevent water from entering the roof and walls of your garage, avoiding structural damage, mold growth, and further deterioration of your property.

A: In many cases, small sections of the fascia can be repaired. However, if there is extensive damage or rot, it may be more cost-effective and long-lasting to replace the entire fascia board.

A: Fascia repair can usually be completed within a few hours to a day, depending on the extent of the damage and the size of your garage.