Soffit and fascia finish your roofline, support your gutters and help your attic breathe. Dee's Roofing installs new soffit and fascia that look sharp and work hard.
Fascia is the board that runs along the edge of your roof, where your gutters are attached. Soffit is the material underneath the roof overhang, between the fascia and your siding. Together they close off the roof edge, keep out weather, birds and insects, and give your home a clean, finished look. Dee's Roofing provides soffit and fascia installation for homes across Knoxville and East Tennessee.
Soffit plays an important role in ventilation, too. Vented soffit is where your attic draws in cool, fresh air, which then exits through ridge or other exhaust vents. If your soffits are solid, painted over or blocked, your attic can't breathe properly — and that's something Darrell pays close attention to.
Whether you're replacing worn-out wood, updating to low-maintenance materials, or finishing an addition, we'll install soffit and fascia that fit your home and support your gutters, backed by a family-owned, licensed and insured contractor.
These parts of your home do more than you might think.
Solid fascia gives your gutters a secure place to attach.
Vented soffit lets cool air into the attic for balanced ventilation.
A closed roof edge keeps birds, squirrels and insects out of the attic.
A clean, crisp roofline that boosts curb appeal.
Peeling paint, soft or rotted wood, sagging gutters, stains along the roof edge, and signs of animals getting into the attic are all reasons to look at your soffit and fascia.
Rotted fascia can't hold gutters securely, and damaged soffit can let pests and weather into the attic. Replacing them protects the roof edge and keeps your gutters where they belong.
New soffit and fascia are a natural fit with a new roof, new gutters or new siding. Doing them together gives you a clean, coordinated finish.
Here's what a soffit and fascia installation from Dee's includes.
Fascia is the board along the roof edge where gutters attach. Soffit is the material under the overhang between the fascia and the house.
Yes. Vented soffit is where the attic draws in fresh air. Blocked or solid soffit can lead to a hot, moist attic.
Yes. It's a great time to do it, since the gutters come off and the roof edge is exposed.
Peeling paint, soft spots, sagging gutters or visible decay along the roof edge are common signs.
They can. Damaged or missing soffit gives birds, squirrels and insects a way into the attic. New soffit closes those gaps.
From your first phone call to the final cleanup, here's exactly what to expect when you hire Dee's Roofing and Seamless Gutters.
Call 865-431-9028 or request online. We'll come out, look at the job, answer your questions and give you a fair price — free, with no money up front.
We inspect the whole system, including attic ventilation, and recommend only what your home actually needs — no unnecessary replacements.
Darrell manages the job personally and is on site every day, with long-time crews who've worked alongside him for five to ten-plus years.
We clean up your property thoroughly and recycle the old roofing debris — leaving your home better than we found it.
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