Brigman Home Services in Germantown, Tennessee completed a soffit, fascia and gutters project after the home’s soffit, fascia and gutters had come off the house. The homeowner needed the roof edge rebuilt and the gutters reattached, and our team handled the work from removal through final installation.
To keep costs down for the customer, we carefully took apart the existing metal sheathing so it could be reused. Salvaging the metal sheathing reduced material expense while allowing the finished work to match the rest of the home. We documented what could be kept and what needed replacement so the work proceeded efficiently.
With the metal removed, we replaced the roof joists that support the soffit and fascia. Replacing those joists was necessary to provide a solid base for the new soffit and fascia and to ensure the roof edge would be structurally sound. We focused on proper alignment so the new components would fit and perform correctly.
After the joists were in place, we installed new soffit and fascia boards. The wood was primed and painted before final installation to protect it from the elements and give a clean, finished appearance. Priming and painting the wood ahead of time helps the coating adhere evenly and extends the look and life of the new components.
Once the painted wood was ready, we reinstalled the metal sheathing that had been set aside. Reattaching the metal allowed the exterior to match the existing sections of the home, keeping the appearance consistent. We took care to secure the metal so it would sit flush and look seamless with the surrounding siding.
Finally, we reattached the gutters to the rebuilt roof edge. Reinstalling the gutters returned the home to proper water management, and securing them to the new fascia ensured they were supported correctly. The work finished with the gutters aligned and fastened to match the home’s original configuration.
This project in Germantown shows how thoughtful reuse of materials and straightforward carpentry can restore both function and appearance without unnecessary expense. Brigman Home Services completed the soffit, fascia and gutter work by removing and saving usable metal, replacing the roof joists, priming and painting new wood, reinstalling the metal to match the house, and reattaching the gutters.
If you have a similar issue with soffit, fascia or gutters coming loose, this type of repair can often be done efficiently and with cost-saving measures like reusing suitable materials. Our work in Germantown, Tennessee focused on restoring the roof edge correctly and matching the existing exterior so the home looks and performs as it should.
Service provided: Roofing & Siding