My back of the house wood facia needs replaced in certain sections.
Can anyone recommend a carpender?
Thx
Can anyone recommend a carpender?
Thx
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looking for a carpender recommendation
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Hi Murph, that is going to take a bit of work to do right. The fascia is nailed from the top through the plywood roof sheathing. You probably are looking at replacement of the drip edge and 1x2 trim as well, not to mention the stucco in that immediate area.
I think you would also have a problem with water infiltration where your roof meets the wall at the right, which is where the worst of the damage is occurring, at least what can be seen.
I have a very trustworthy guy I use for minor work such as this, will PM you.
I think you would also have a problem with water infiltration where your roof meets the wall at the right, which is where the worst of the damage is occurring, at least what can be seen.
I have a very trustworthy guy I use for minor work such as this, will PM you.
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Great, thanks for the lead
PMs sent, you are welcome Murph!
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Having done this it is very time consuming if done right. Doing this without disturbing the foam is the trick. If your tails have damage it gets even more challenging. Make sure you are confident in the method and the people you use.