Iowa City's Trusted Soffit & Fascia Repair and Installation Experts
At Ferrer Construction LLC, we provide durable, precision-installed soffit and fascia solutions that protect your home from moisture, pests, and structural damage. These critical components not only support your gutter system but also play a vital role in attic ventilation and overall roof health.
Whether your soffit is sagging from storm damage or your fascia is starting to rot from years of exposure, our team offers prompt repair and full replacement services using high-quality materials that blend seamlessly with your existing exterior. We serve residential and commercial clients throughout Iowa City and surrounding areas, delivering craftsmanship that stands up to Iowa’s changing seasons.
When it comes to preventing costly roof repairs and maintaining the integrity of your home’s edge, professional soffit and fascia care is essential—and we’re here to do it right the first time.
What is Soffit & Fascia?
Soffit and fascia are key components of your home’s roofing and siding system, working together to protect the structure from weather damage and improve ventilation.
Soffit is the horizontal surface beneath the roof overhang. It helps ventilate the attic, preventing moisture buildup and regulating temperature inside your home. A properly installed soffit reduces the risk of mold, ice dams, and structural damage.
Fascia is the vertical board that runs along the roof edge, covering the ends of the rafters. It provides essential support for your gutter system and acts as a barrier against water, debris, and pests.
Together, soffit and fascia help maintain the integrity of your roof and siding, keeping your home protected from the elements while contributing to its overall curb appeal. At Ferrer Construction LLC, we offer expert repair, replacement, and installation of these components using durable, weather-resistant materials that are built to last.
How Soffit & Fascia Work with Your Roof and Gutters
Soffit and fascia may not be the most visible parts of your home, but they play a major role in maintaining the performance and lifespan of both your roofing and gutter systems.
Soffit is installed beneath your roof’s overhang and allows air to flow into the attic. This ventilation helps regulate temperature, prevents moisture buildup, and reduces the risk of mold, wood rot, and ice dam formation. Without proper soffit ventilation, your attic can overheat in the summer and trap moisture during Iowa’s humid seasons—damaging insulation and weakening roof decking over time.
Fascia runs along the edge of your roof, just behind the gutters. It provides critical structural support, anchoring the gutter system and creating a finished look along the roofline. When fascia begins to rot or warp, gutters can pull away from the home, leading to leaks, foundation erosion, and siding damage.
5 Signs It’s Time to Repair Your Soffit & Fascia
Soffit and fascia play a critical role in protecting your home’s roofline, improving ventilation, and preventing moisture and pest damage. Over time, these elements can break down due to weather exposure, age, or improper installation—leading to bigger issues if not addressed quickly.
At Ferrer Construction LLC, we encourage Iowa homeowners to keep an eye out for the following warning signs:
1. Ice Dams Along the Roof in Winter
If ice dams are forming at the edge of your roof, it could point to poor attic ventilation, often caused by blocked or damaged soffits. These dams trap melting snow, which refreezes and forces water under your shingles. Properly functioning soffits improve airflow and help prevent ice-related roof damage.
2. Sagging Gutters or Uneven Rooflines
Gutters pulling away from the house or visible dips in the roofline may be signs that underlying fascia boards have rotted or come loose. Since fascia supports the gutter system, timely repairs can restore proper drainage and structural alignment.
3. Interior Ceiling Stains or Peeling Paint
Water from a compromised roof edge doesn’t always stay outside. If you’re noticing bubbling paint or dark spots on your ceilings—especially near exterior walls—it may be caused by moisture entering through damaged soffit or fascia.
4. Pests Nesting in Your Eaves
Birds, squirrels, and insects love to find entry points in weakened soffits. If you’re hearing movement in your attic or spotting droppings, nests, or chewed wood near your eaves, you may need repairs to seal off entry points and protect your roofline.
5. Roof Leaks Despite Intact Shingles
Sometimes a leaking roof isn’t the roof itself—it’s the fascia. When fascia boards deteriorate, water can sneak behind your gutters and into your home’s structure. Replacing damaged fascia helps eliminate hidden leaks and prevents long-term rot.
Service Highlight: Roof Repair That Reinforces Your Entire Exterior
When soffit and fascia start to show signs of wear, it’s often a signal that your roof may also need attention. That’s why Ferrer Construction LLC offers professional roof repair services designed to work hand-in-hand with fascia and soffit improvements.
Small leaks, missing shingles, or hidden water damage near the eaves can impact the structural integrity of your fascia boards and allow moisture to infiltrate the soffit. Our experienced team carefully inspects the roof edge, underlayment, flashing, and attic ventilation to ensure your entire system is performing as it should.
Whether we're replacing a few damaged shingles or addressing a larger issue, we take a full-systems approach—restoring not just your roof, but everything connected to it.
Get a Free Estimate from Ferrer Construction
Start your project today with a free, no-obligation estimate from Ferrer Construction LLC. Whether you need roofing, siding, gutters, or soffit and fascia work, our experienced team is ready to assess your needs, provide honest recommendations, and deliver reliable results. With over 25 years of experience in the Iowa City area, we’re proud to offer expert craftsmanship, fast turnaround times, and 24/7 customer service to homeowners and businesses alike. Call us at (319) 512-1582 or fill out the form to request your free estimate—let’s get your project started the right way.