The fascia board is the narrow trim that caps the ends of your roof rafters and supports your gutter system. When it rots, warps, or pulls loose, water can back up into attic framing and interior ceilings. For that reason, “fascia replacement cost” is one of the most searched phrases in residential roofing. Understanding the price drivers helps homeowners budget wisely and select a contractor that delivers value rather than surprises.
• Wood: Affordable upfront but vulnerable to moisture unless properly primed, painted, and maintained.
• Engineered Wood/Composite: Higher purchase price but factory-applied coatings extend service life.
• PVC or Vinyl: Lightweight, insect-proof, and paint-free, yet expands with temperature swings.
• Aluminum-Clad: Combines wood strength with corrosion-resistant metal skins; ideal for coastal climates.
A simple ranch may have 150–200 linear feet of fascia. Multi-gabled homes can exceed 400 feet. Every additional foot increases labor, fasteners, sealants, and waste allowance.
Second-story eaves, steep pitches, and mature landscaping add ladder moves, scaffold time, and safety gear, elevating overall fascia replacement cost. CountBricks crews log these factors as voice notes during the initial walkthrough so our AI can adjust the estimate instantly.
Municipalities often require drip-edge flashing, fire-retardant materials, or specific nailing schedules. Permit fees and inspections vary by jurisdiction but must be included in the budget.
• Soffit panels: Replacing fascia without addressing damaged soffits can hide moisture problems.
• Gutters and downspouts: Rusted or undersized systems should be upgraded while fascia is exposed.
• Ice-dam protection or drip edge: Small metal details that protect the new board add only a few dollars per foot yet save costly callbacks.
Based on thousands of CountBricks AI estimates, homeowners in the region can expect:
• Basic pine fascia, one-story home: $10–$14 per linear foot installed
• Engineered wood fascia with paint, two stories: $16–$22 per linear foot
• Premium aluminum-clad fascia with integrated gutters: $30–$38 per linear foot
Multiply by your total footage to see why precise measurement matters. Our blueprint takeoff tool at CountBricks.com/services scans your plans in seconds, eliminating guesswork.
Our platform listens while your project manager describes existing conditions on site. Within seconds, CountBricks cross-references regional labor rates, current lumber indexes, and supplier inventories to produce an itemized fascia replacement cost proposal.
• Hands-free data capture means no missed details.
• Photos are auto-tagged to each line item for full transparency.
The system calculates boards, fasteners, caulk, and paint down to the last tube, reducing waste and carbon footprint.
Clients receive a branded PDF and interactive dashboard. Change the fascia material from PVC to cedar and watch the subtotal adjust live—no waiting days for a revised quote.
• DIY savings can reach $5–$8 per foot but require ladders, saws, nail guns, and time off work.
• Professionals carry insurance, scaffold, and dispose of debris responsibly.
• CountBricks warranties labor and materials for up to 10 years, a value no big-box how-to video can match.
1. Voice-capture the project scope with a smartphone.
2. AI creates a detailed fascia replacement cost estimate and schedule.
3. Homeowner approves the digital proposal via e-signature.
4. Materials are auto-ordered from local suppliers at real-time prices.
5. Certified crews remove old fascia, inspect rafters, and install new boards.
6. Final inspection, cleanup, and a cloud-stored warranty packet conclude the job.
• Bundle fascia, soffit, and gutter work to reduce repeat mobilization fees.
• Choose factory-primed boards to trim painting labor.
• Schedule during off-peak seasons when lumber prices soften.
• Use CountBricks.com/consultation to lock material rates before market spikes.
Ready for an exact fascia replacement cost tailored to your home? Upload your blueprints or book a voice walk-through at CountBricks.com/services. In under 15 minutes you’ll have a line-by-line proposal, a realistic timeline, and the confidence that your project is backed by Southern California’s leading residential construction tech team.
When the owners of a 1920s craftsman noticed peeling paint and gutter sag along their front porch, they booked a free CountBricks voice assessment. In less than five minutes, our project manager captured the entire scope—82 linear feet of rotted redwood fascia, decorative brackets that had to be preserved, and a steep-pitch dormer that complicated access.
• Material: Engineered wood fascia pre-primed to match historical profiles
• Labor: Two carpenters for one day plus a painter for touch-ups
• Access: Small rolling scaffold included for dormer reach
Total fascia replacement cost delivered: $1,640—20% lower than the homeowner’s previous manual quote because CountBricks eliminated guesswork and padded contingencies.
1. Materials auto-shipped the next morning, eliminating supply delays.
2. The crew used QR-coded task lists generated by CountBricks to track progress.
3. Daily photos synced to the homeowner dashboard, providing real-time transparency.
4. Final walkthrough confirmed historical trim details matched original elevations.
• Project finished half a day ahead of schedule.
• Zero change orders—AI takeoffs had already accounted for fasteners and primer.
• Homeowner saved an additional $220 by bundling gutter realignment, a suggestion flagged by our software during the estimate phase.
This bungalow proves that precise data and clear communication can reduce fascia replacement cost without sacrificing authenticity or durability. Whether you manage a single-story ranch or a multi-gabled estate, CountBricks delivers the same blend of craftsmanship and cutting-edge tech. Explore more success stories at CountBricks.com/portfolio, or schedule your own assessment at CountBricks.com/consultation.
