Superior Custom Soffit & Fascia For Utah Homeowners

Custom Manufactured For Long-Lasting Ventilation For Our Customer’s Homes

We get it.

Few parts of your Utah home are less interesting than your soffit and fascia, yet they can wreak havoc on your roof if they aren’t working properly.

What do we mean by “working”?

Well, your soffit needs to be well ventilated to keep moisture from collecting in your roof system. Too much moisture can lead to mold and wood rot which can move quickly once it takes hold.

Your fascia acts as a support for the drip edge of your roof as well as an anchor for your gutters. Not a terribly glamorous task, but important all the same. If your fascia starts to rot, they lose their ability to support weight. Worse, that rot will eventually move into the rest of your roof structure.

So, while soffit and fascia aren’t an exciting subject, they need just as much care and attention as the rest of your roof system.

When Good Soffit And Fascia Go Bad

You’d be shocked by the number of homes that have either no vents in their soffit or the vents have been painted over so many times that the vent holes are all but gone.

Either situation virtually guarantees moisture problems in the roof and results from poor maintenance practices. It’s hard to maintain something you never think about, so almost everyone fails to give their soffit and fascia the attention they require.

We’ve also found fascia with the wood rot simply painted over, as though the homeowner thought that they had no function other than looking pretty – from a distance.

It’s out of sight, out of mind engineering at its finest.

Another common issue is metal soffit and fascia sheathing that gets rippled over time, making them unattractive. This is the result of manufacturers using metal that is too thin to hold its shape for more than a few years.

Luckily, we don’t have to use that substandard material for our soffit and fascia installations.

Why not?

Because we custom manufacture them ourselves right here in our metal manufacturing facility.

After all, why let manufacturer limitations force our customers to accept anything less than the best?

Instead of relying on the industry norm of thin and flimsy premade soffit and fascia materials, we make them all ourselves.

The metal we use is 40% thicker than anything you can find on the open market. This more robust material will hold its shape for decades, with none of the sagging, warping, or rippling found on older homes throughout the Wasatch Front.