Review
Check accessible roof edges, existing finishes, and adjoining components.
The finishing edge
Soffit and fascia with a crisp, complete finish.
Refresh roof-edge components while accounting for ventilation, roof transitions, and adjoining finishes.
The approach
Plan the junctions, not just the surface.
Soffit and fascia frame the roofline and connect the wall finish to the roof edge. The work should consider existing conditions, intended ventilation, adjoining cladding, and how every corner and transition is finished.
- Clean roofline and coordinated colours
- Ventilation requirements considered in the scope
- Careful integration with metal roofing and cladding
Three stages
A clear route from question to completion.
Coordinate
Confirm profile, colour, ventilation approach, and adjoining roof and wall interfaces.
Finish
Install the approved scope and inspect corners, joints, and transitions.
Questions
Before you decide.
These answers are general planning guidance. The written estimate controls the actual project scope.
Should soffit and fascia be replaced with new siding?
They do not always need replacement, but evaluating them alongside Hardie board, vinyl, metal, or corrugated panel siding can improve colour coordination and reveal junctions that should be addressed before new cladding is completed.
Your exterior
Start with an honest scope.
Share the project type and location. The next step asks only for the contact details needed to reply.