What does Fascia and Soffit have to do with my property?

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Many homeowners don't know what fascia and soffit are, but they are vital to a properly functioning roof.
Fascia is the vertical finishing edge connected to the ends of the rafters, trusses or area where the gutter is attached to the roof. Soffit is the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof eave. The majority of soffits are made from vinyl and it assists with ventilating the attic, commonly sporting a plain design and small holes that provide the attic circulation.
If you notice that the soffit or fascia might be to be replaced, contact Claim Consultants LLC today to have our certified home inspectors assess your damage.http://www.claimconsultantsllc.com/services
Location: 1468 Elmhurst Rd, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007, USA

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