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Fascia Repair in Lawrence, KS — Professional Service

Fascia repair in Lawrence, KS. Rotted, water-damaged, and sagging fascia board repaired or replaced to protect your roofline and secure your gutters.

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Expert Fascia Repair in Lawrence, KS

Fascia repair protects the edge of your roof and the gutters that hang from it. The fascia is the long board that runs along the roofline, capping the ends of your rafters — it gives your home's roofline a clean, finished look, and it gives your gutter system something solid to attach to. When fascia rots or is damaged, both jobs fail: the roofline looks tired and water-stained, and the gutters lose their anchor and begin to sag, tilt, or pull away from the house.

Like soffit rot, fascia damage is almost always a symptom of a water problem above it. Clogged or overflowing gutters pour water straight down the face of the fascia board; a roof or flashing leak runs down the rafter tails and soaks it from behind; and in winter, ice dams back snowmelt up under the shingle edge and into the board. Lawrence's older and newer housing stock tend to fail differently here: the original painted wood fascia common through Old West Lawrence needs its finish maintained and rots outright once water gets behind it, while the aluminum and aluminum-wrapped fascia more common in the subdivisions west of Kasold resists rot in the material itself but still fails at seams, end caps, and fastener points if an overflowing gutter runs onto it season after season. Either way, installing a fresh board without addressing the failing gutter, flashing, or ice-dam issue above it simply sets up the new fascia to fail on the same schedule as the old one.

Once the source is handled, we remove the rotted fascia sections, inspect the rafter tails behind them for related damage, and install new fascia board — wood or aluminum — cut and finished to match your home. Where the gutters had pulled loose from a softened board, we re-hang them securely to the new, solid fascia so they carry water away the way they should. Wood fascia is primed and painted to match your existing trim, and all seams and edges are sealed so water sheds off rather than working its way back into the board.

Because fascia, soffit, and gutters share the same stretch of roofline and usually suffer from the same underlying water issue, we frequently repair them together in a single visit rather than fixing one piece and coming back for the rest. Call 877-519-9702 for a free fascia inspection and estimate.

Rotted Fascia Replacement

Gutter Board Repair

Wood & Aluminum Fascia

Roofline Protection

Paint & Finish Matching

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Our Process

How We Handle Fascia Repair

Fascia & Gutter Inspection

We inspect the fascia board along the roofline, checking for rot, water staining, sagging, and pulling gutters that signal the board behind them has softened.

Trace the Water Source

Fascia rot almost always comes from a gutter or roof problem above it. We find and address the source so the repair holds.

Remove & Replace

Rotted fascia sections are removed, the rafter tails behind them are checked for damage, and new fascia board is cut and installed to match your home.

Re-secure Gutters

Where gutters had pulled loose from failing fascia, they are re-hung securely to the new, solid board so they drain correctly.

Prime, Paint & Seal

Wood fascia is primed and painted to match your trim; seams and edges are sealed so water sheds away rather than soaking back in.

FAQ

Fascia Repair Questions Answered

Common questions from Lawrence homeowners about our fascia repair service.

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What is the fascia board, and what does it do?

The fascia is the long, vertical board that runs horizontally along the edge of your roof, capping the ends of the rafters — it is the band your gutters are mounted to. When fascia rots, gutters lose their anchor and start to sag or pull away, and the exposed rafter ends behind it are left open to water and pests.

Why is my fascia rotting?

The overwhelming cause is water from the gutters or roof above. Clogged or overflowing gutters spill water directly down the face of the fascia board; a roof or flashing leak runs down and saturates it from behind; and ice dams in winter back snowmelt up under the shingle edge and into the fascia. Because the rot is a symptom, we always find and fix the water source as part of the repair.

My gutters are sagging and pulling away — is that a fascia problem?

Frequently, yes. Gutters are screwed or spiked into the fascia board, so when that board softens and rots, it can no longer hold the fasteners and the gutters start to sag, tilt, or pull loose. We repair or replace the fascia first, then re-secure the gutters to solid board so they drain properly again.

Can you match the new fascia to my existing trim?

Yes. Fascia is available in wood and aluminum, and we match the replacement to your home's existing fascia in profile and finish. On homes with painted wood fascia, we prime and paint the new board to match your trim color.

Do older and newer Lawrence homes use different fascia materials?

Generally, yes. Old West Lawrence and other older pockets of the city more often have original painted wood fascia, which needs periodic repainting and is more prone to rot if the water source behind it is not addressed. The newer subdivisions west of Kasold lean toward aluminum or aluminum-wrapped fascia, which resists rot itself but can still fail at seams and fasteners if a gutter overflows onto it for long enough.

Pricing Guide

Fascia Repair Cost in Lawrence, KS

Fascia repair in Lawrence typically runs $6–$20 per linear foot depending on material, height, and finish. Replacing a small rotted section — a few feet at one corner where a gutter has been overflowing — usually runs $150–$500, including matching, priming, and painting wood fascia to your trim.

Larger runs or full fascia replacement along one side of the house commonly run $600–$2,000 depending on the length of the run, roof height, and whether gutters need to be detached and re-hung as part of the job. Bundling fascia, soffit, and gutter repairs into one visit is usually the most cost-effective approach. Call 877-519-9702.