01 / Fascia Only
Capping and Trim
Aluminum capping over your existing fascia board, color-matched to your gutters and siding.
- Material Aluminum capping
- Prep Rotted wood replaced first
- Finish Color-matched trim
Twin Cities Fascia & Soffit
Fascia & Soffit Replacement in the Twin Cities
EAVEX replaces soft fascia boards, wraps eaves in aluminum, and installs ventilated soffit so Twin Cities attics can breathe — color-matched to gutters and trim. 1200+ projects, 5.0 rating, license BC808261.
Typical Twin Cities range (2026)$15–$40 per linear foot typicalTypical Twin Cities range (2026) for fascia/soffit work. Final quote after free measurement — rot extent and stories change the number.
Typical timelineMost jobs: 1–2 days · booked in 24–48 hrs
Financing availableFrom 0.00%–9.99% APR · plan 6124
Licensed BC808261 & insured
Aluminum wrap + ventilated soffit
Rotten wood replaced before metal
Financing from 0% APR (0.00–9.99%) with GreenSky
Investment
How much does fascia and soffit repair cost in Minnesota?
02 / Soffit Only
Ventilation Panels
Perforated soffit panels installed for balanced attic airflow, without touching the fascia.
- Material Perforated aluminum soffit
- Purpose Attic ventilation
- Finish Color-matched trim
03 / Combo
Fascia + Soffit
Both done together as one finished roofline system, one visit, one warranty.
- Material Aluminum capping + soffit
- Prep Rotted wood replaced first
- Warranty Lifetime workmanship
01 / Fascia
Aluminum Capping
Aluminum capping over your fascia board ends the repainting cycle for good, no scraping and repainting every few years.
02 / Soffit
Balanced Attic Ventilation
Perforated soffit panels let your attic breathe properly, which matters as much for keeping ice dams from forming as it does for summer heat.
03 / Finish
Color-Matched Trim
Fascia and soffit color-matched to your gutters and siding, so the whole roofline reads as one finished system, not mismatched patches.
04 / Prep
Rotted Wood Replaced First
Any rotted wood underneath gets replaced before new metal goes on. Capping over rot just hides the problem for a while.
Scope of work
Included in fascia and soffit work
Sound wood first, then metal that does not need paint every three years.
Included
- Tear-off of failed fascia/soffit where scoped
- Replacement of rotten fascia boards before wrap
- Aluminum fascia wrap, color-matched to trim/gutters
- Ventilated (perforated) soffit panels for attic airflow
- Trim integration at corners and returns
- Haul-away of removed material
Not included
- Full roof replacement or ridge vent install (separate)
- Interior mold remediation
- Structural rafter sistering beyond eave board repair
- Custom millwork / wood fascia left bare to paint
- Gutter install (quoted as add-on)
01 / Comparison
Why fascia and soffit fail together
Fascia and soffit sit right next to each other at the roofline, so when one starts failing, water and heat usually get to the other soon after. Rotted fascia lets water behind the soffit, and a blocked soffit traps moisture that eventually reaches the fascia board.
- Peeling paint, soft spots, or nail heads sinking into the fascia board
- Sagging or missing soffit panels — often where bees, birds, or squirrels got in
- Gutters pulling away because hangers sit in rotten wood
- Icicles or ice dams at the same eave year after year
02 / Scope
Do you need fascia capping, soffit vents, or both?
Some homes just need fascia capping to stop a repainting cycle. Others need soffit ventilation fixed because the attic is running too hot or too humid. Most jobs end up being both, since one usually reveals a problem with the other once we're up there.
- Fascia wrap only: stop the paint cycle when the board is still mostly sound
- Soffit only: restore attic intake when panels are blocked, painted shut, or missing
- Combo: most Twin Cities jobs — wood repair, aluminum wrap, and perforated soffit in one visit
- Typical market $15–$40/lf (2026); section repairs cost less than a full eave — free measure sets your quote
03 / Seasonal
Soffit ventilation for Minnesota attics
A properly vented soffit keeps attic temperature closer to outside air, which is what actually prevents ice dams, not just gutter guards. Without it, warm attic air melts snow that refreezes at the eaves, right where your fascia and gutters meet.
- Perforated soffit feeds cool intake air; ridge or roof vents exhaust the warm air
- Painted-shut or solid soffit is a common Twin Cities ice-dam contributor
- Pair eave work with ice & water shield when you are also replacing the roof
- Gutter guards help leaves — they do not fix a blocked attic intake
Why ice dams form on Minnesota roofs — and how soffit intake helps
04 / Materials
Fascia and soffit materials and color match
Aluminum capping and perforated soffit panels, color-matched to your gutters and siding trim so the roofline looks finished, not patched. We replace soft wood first — capping over rot just hides the problem.
- Aluminum wrap: low-maintenance Minnesota standard; no repaint cycle
- Perforated aluminum soffit: intake airflow + pest barrier when installed tight
- Vinyl soffit: budget option — can get brittle in deep cold; we call that out on quote
- Bare wood left to paint: rare and higher upkeep — most Twin Cities homes go aluminum
Service area
Where we repair fascia and soffit in the Twin Cities
Based in Albertville. We serve the Twin Cities metro and nearby suburbs.
Explore all EAVEX exterior services or read our guide to fascia and soffit damage repair in Minnesota.
Work stages
Four steps. Zero surprises.
01
Request · Book the visit
Usually 24–48 hrs
Call or send the form. We ask about stories, access and what you are seeing, then set an on-site visit.
02
Measure · Fixed quote
Quote same visit
We measure, photograph and hand you a fixed written quote before work starts. No satellite guesswork.
03
Install · Done right
Most jobs: 1–2 days
Wood repaired, aluminum wrap and ventilated soffit installed, corners sealed. Gutters re-hung when booked together.
04
Cleanup · Warranty
Lifetime workmanship
Site cleaned. Workmanship warranty in writing. License BC808261 on file.
Free on-site inspection
Ready to stop rot at the roofline before it spreads?
Tell us what's going on with your gutters, roof or siding. We reply fast during business hours with an honest assessment and a fixed written quote, usually within 24-48 hours on site.
Our projects
Real homes. Real results. Drag to compare.
Reviews
What homeowners say Straight from Google.
Google rating
1200+
Completed projects & happy clients
13+
Years serving Minnesota
Questions & answers
Common questions
How much does fascia and soffit replacement cost in the Twin Cities?
Typical Twin Cities range (2026) is about $15–$40 per linear foot depending on height, access and how much wood is rotten. That is a market range, not an EAVEX price list — free measurement sets your fixed quote. Financing available from 0% APR (0.00–9.99%) with GreenSky, plan 6124.
What are signs I need fascia or soffit repair?
Soft or peeling fascia boards, sagging soffit panels, pest entry at the eave, gutters pulling away, and recurring ice dams at the same edge. We inspect for free and show you photos before quoting.
Can you repair a section, or does the whole eave need replacing?
Isolated rot can often be cut out and board-replaced, then wrapped. Widespread soft wood or painted-shut soffit usually means a full eave pass so the finish and ventilation match. We recommend from what we find on site — not a one-size pitch.
How long does fascia and soffit work take?
Most residential eaves finish in one to two days. Heavy rot or two-story runs with gutters re-hung can take longer — we set the schedule on the quote. Call (763) 313-8516 for a free estimate.
What warranty do you offer?
Lifetime workmanship warranty in writing on our install. Manufacturer finish warranties apply to the aluminum coil and soffit panels we install. License BC808261, 13+ years, 1200+ projects.
Should gutters come off during fascia work?
Usually yes. We often re-hang or replace seamless gutters in the same visit so hangers go into new sound wood — and we can add gutter guards once the trough is solid.
Why ventilated soffit?
Perforated soffit panels feed intake air to the attic so ridge or roof vents can exhaust. Blocked soffits are a common Twin Cities ice-dam contributor — see our guide to ice dam prevention in Minnesota.
Do you repair fascia and soffit in Albertville, Maple Grove and Minneapolis?
Yes. We are based in Albertville and regularly replace fascia and soffit across the metro, including Albertville, Maple Grove, Minneapolis, St. Michael and Plymouth. Free estimate: (763) 313-8516.