In simple terms, "fascia" is your roof's trim, or the board along the front of your roof line. It is commonly made of wooden boards or even sheet metal. Picture the finishing edge that connects to the ends of your rafters, trusses and the place where gutters meet your roof. The fascia acts as a protective layer between your roof and the outdoor elements of the outside world, mostly water. This fascia also protects your home's interior from all sorts of weather damage. It does this by blocking off the entrance into your structure. The fascia also has an aesthetic role, creating a smooth and even appearance to the edge of your roof. Moisture is the number one cause of needed reparation for all homes and other issues with your fascia. Be sure to look for any signs of cracking or even rot. If you notice any damage to your "fascia" immediately contact a roofing expert in McLean, check out Roofer911 for any roof damage issues and needed roof repair.
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