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Paragon
Peeling paint and stains can signal hidden damage. Protect your home’s exterior with quality soffit and fascia work that prevents moisture issues.
Consider how updated features can enhance your home’s value. New soffit and fascia not only improve aesthetics but also provide better ventilation, ensuring your property remains in top condition.
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| Soffit and Fascia West Bay Material Specification | Continuous Center Vented Strip Prices | Full Perforated Panel Intake Prices | Solid Non Vented Layout Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heavy Gauge Vented Aluminum | CAD 11 – CAD 20 | CAD 12 – CAD 22 | CAD 10 – CAD 18 |
| Premium Cedar Tongue And Groove | CAD 20 – CAD 35 | CAD 22 – CAD 38 | CAD 18 – CAD 32 |
| Cellular PVC Architectural Trim | CAD 18 – CAD 32 | CAD 20 – CAD 35 | CAD 16 – CAD 30 |
| Fiber Cement Composite Panel | CAD 18 – CAD 30 | CAD 20 – CAD 34 | CAD 17 – CAD 28 |
Stop moisture damage
Stained soffits and peeling fascia look rough. They let moisture into your eaves, causing wood rot, mold, and pest nests in the dark spaces behind boards. Paragon Exteriors fixes that hidden damage by restoring the drainage and airflow your roofline needs. This change improves your home’s exterior.
The real fix comes from replacing rotted sections and fixing ventilation. We install vented soffit panels that pull damp air out continuously. Fresh fascia boards seal the edge cleanly and shed water properly. If you need soffit and fascia in Vancouver that stops the cycle of paint and patch jobs, the solution is a rebuilt, breathing eave line.
Homes along West Bay’s hillsides face extra moisture pressure. North Shore rainfall saturates eaves for months. Steep, tree-lined yards keep soffits shaded and damp long after storms pass. A compromised roofline here doesn’t dry out like it might inland.
That ongoing dampness makes ventilation and material choice very important across West Bay. Many properties also have wider eave overhangs and cedar accents that collect debris and hold water against fascia boards longer. Exterior systems that breathe actively and resist fungal growth are not just an upgrade; they help preserve the rest of the siding and trim below.
Soffit and Fascia Materials
In West Bay, we choose soffit and fascia materials that resist decay and fungal growth, especially for damp eaves. Fiber cement boards and cellular PVC trim stay stable in wet winters without swelling or rotting. Aluminum vented soffit panels have factory-punched louvers that allow airflow while keeping out insects and rain.
We start installation by removing damaged wood down to solid framing. Then, we seal exposed rafter tails with a peel-and-stick membrane to prevent hidden rot. Vented soffit panels are attached in long runs with corrosion-resistant stainless steel screws to keep air flowing. Fascia boards are installed with a slight outward pitch and finished with a drip edge to direct water away from the gutter and fascia face.
The eave assembly works as an intake plenum, balancing outside air with the attic’s heat to remove moisture. In West Bay’s heavy rain, we design the soffit ventilation to create a slight negative pressure that pulls air in, stopping condensation on the roof sheathing. We include flashing details at the fascia with hidden kick-out flashing to divert water away from the wall, keeping the building’s drainage plane intact.
We also consider the area’s strong winds when fastening. Stainless steel fasteners are placed into structural framing at set intervals, ensuring they are not over-tightened to keep the material strong. The fascia board serves as a structural edge, transferring wind uplift loads from the roof edge down to the sub-fascia, while the soffit panel’s interlocking joints create a continuous air barrier when installed correctly.
