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Moisture behind the paint soaks into the wood. With the rain here, rot spreads quickly behind the gutters and into the edge. This cosmetic issue can become structural.
Aluminum capping enhances your roofline’s appearance and lasts decades without fading. It works well with new gutters to protect the edge of your home, eliminating the need for painting.
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| Heritage Mountain Fascia Capping Material Specification | 150mm Fascia Capping Price | 175mm Fascia Capping Price | 200mm Fascia Capping Price | 225mm Fascia Capping Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economy Grade Capping Specification | CAD 800 – CAD 1,400 | CAD 1,000 – CAD 1,600 | CAD 1,200 – CAD 1,900 | CAD 1,400 – CAD 2,200 |
| Standard Grade Capping Specification | CAD 1,500 – CAD 2,500 | CAD 1,800 – CAD 3,000 | CAD 2,200 – CAD 3,600 | CAD 2,600 – CAD 4,200 |
| Premium Grade Capping Specification | CAD 2,800 – CAD 4,500 | CAD 3,400 – CAD 5,400 | CAD 4,000 – CAD 6,400 | CAD 4,800 – CAD 7,500 |
| Architectural Grade Capping Specification | CAD 5,500 – CAD 9,000 | CAD 6,500 – CAD 11,000 | CAD 7,800 – CAD 13,000 | CAD 9,200 – CAD 15,500 |
| Aluminum Capping Specification | CAD 1,800 – CAD 2,800 | CAD 2,200 – CAD 3,400 | CAD 2,600 – CAD 4,000 | CAD 3,100 – CAD 4,800 |
Durable Fascia Protection
Peeling fascia is not just ugly; it lets moisture and rot harm the wood. Wrapping the boards in custom-bent aluminum seals that edge so rain can’t get in. Once it’s installed, you won’t have to scrape or repaint again.
Our teams measure each board carefully, then form the aluminum on-site for a tight fit. The capping covers the front face and wraps underneath, leaving no raw wood exposed. For homes needing fascia capping in Vancouver, this method stops the endless cycle of painting and patching.
Heritage Mountain’s steep lots and mature trees mean fascia boards face constant damage from wind-driven rain. When moisture gets behind peeling paint, the damage spreads fast.
Many homes here were built with wood fascia that wasn’t made for our wet winters. Aluminum capping gives those boards a second life without changing the home’s look. It’s a smart upgrade for any Heritage Mountain property facing another rainy season.
Custom Aluminum Fabrication
Heritage Mountain homes often have unique roof shapes and different fascia depths. This requires on-site fabrication. Our teams bring heavy-gauge aluminum coil stock, usually .024 or .032 thickness, and use a portable brake to bend each piece in one continuous length. This method removes seams that could open due to the wetting and drying cycles common in the mountain’s wooded areas.
The capping profile has a hemmed drip edge at the bottom, which directs water away from the soffit junction. For homes with cedar fascia, we pre-drill and use color-matched, painted aluminum trim nails with neoprene washers. This helps prevent galvanic corrosion between different metals. The fasteners are placed in the underside return leg, not the face, so water does not collect at any penetration points.
If Heritage Mountain properties have existing gutter brackets, we notch and tuck the capping behind them to keep a continuous drainage plane. The aluminum wraps around the full face, bottom, and slightly at the top, tucking behind the drip edge. This fully covers the vulnerable wood substrate, which can suffer from the area’s constant dampness.
The main goal of fascia capping in a high-exposure area like Heritage Mountain is to let the original wood board dry inward while protecting it from direct rain. The aluminum wrap serves as a ventilated rainscreen at the eaves. There is a small air gap behind the metal that allows trapped condensation to escape toward the vented soffit. This setup helps prevent rot that can happen when wood is sealed on both sides with non-breathable paint.
Properly detailed capping overlaps the roof’s existing drip edge flashing to ensure water flows correctly. In this area, where wind pushes rain upward against the fascia, the top part of the capping must slide behind the drip edge, not over it. This way, water running down the roof cannot get behind the aluminum. This detail is crucial for the two-story sections typical of Heritage Mountain homes, where wind exposure increases with height.
The bottom return leg’s drip hem breaks surface tension, allowing water to fall freely instead of tracking back to the soffit. For homes that back onto forested ravines, this engineered gap between the capping and the wood structure helps prevent moisture problems that can speed up decay in the shaded, slow-drying areas found along the mountain’s north-facing lots.
