VANCOUVER Autumn 2026 OFFER: No Charge Rot Inspection or call 778.654.2255
Calls are answered right away. We call you back within 15 minutes, 7am to 7pm. Not sure it is rot? Send a photo.
Is your fascia board rotten? It is one of the most common spots for wood rot along the roofline. Fascia rot rarely announces itself. It looks like a bit of peeling paint along the top edge, a dark patch near the gutter fasteners, a board that has started to sag or pull away. Those are the two spots fascia fails first, and a fresh coat only hides it. Meanwhile, water can reach the rafter ends and the soffit behind the board. We offer a free check-in with a moisture meter, so the decision is based on facts, not on how it looks today.
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About $200 to $800+ for most fascia repairs and replacements
A short rotten section that can be cut out and matched
Rot along the full board, a high or hard-to-reach roofline, or rafter ends and soffit that also need work
A written quote about 15 minutes after the free inspection
Taras and Bill did a really great job restoring our old front porch, which was suffering from rot and decay in many places. They pulled back pieces as far as they needed to go, rebuilt posts and trim, and matched the look to perfection. They even ripped cedar siding to match the old siding which is no longer sold. I was impressed with their attention to detail.
We are more than satisfied with the work Taras did of replacing our stair stringer and adjacent posts. He has a thorough knowledge of wood working and he went above and beyond the work that was required to do it right. I confidently recommend him for any wood repair projects.
Taras was fantastic! I called on a Wednesday and he came out the next day as he was inspecting the home of my neighbour from the next street. I had two issues- a window trim wood rot that had already become highly visible from the street, and the post in front of the house with a dark wood section at the bottom. He explained the difference in consequences, and we decided to proceed with the window this autumn and to wait with the post till spring, as there was “no structural damage risk”, as he explained. It is good to have someone who can explain without trying to sell more than is needed.
84% of homeowners believe that they don't have wood rot before the inspection
If it's in your neighbourhood, there's a good chance it's on your home too, and most of it doesn't show until it's already spread.
Wood rot is all we do, every day. We know where water hides and why repairs fail, so we fix the cause, not just what you can see.
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Fixing rot is carpentry, not just filling holes. Our crew has done this for decades, so the repair looks like it was always part of the house.
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If something goes wrong, you’re protected. We’re insured up to $2,000,000, and our crew is covered by WorkSafeBC. The inspection costs you nothing, and a written quote is about 15 minutes after.
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Repairs that hold.
We repair where we can, replace where we should.
Know how far it goes.
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Photos of the damage and the fix.
Insured to $2,000,000, WorkSafeBC covered.
53+ years of combined carpentry experience.
20-Point Check across all critical points → Report
Every fix starts with the water source, not just the rotted wood. Skip this step, and the same rot comes back.
Repair or replace, decided by the report, not the gut.
Done right the first time, backed by our 2-year craftsmanship guarantee.
If our work fails, we fix it. No charge.
Covers workmanship on the area we repaired. Doesn’t cover new rot in other areas, damage from leaks or issues that were not part of our work, or product defects, which fall under the manufacturer’s warranty. Basic upkeep, like keeping painted and sealed surfaces maintained, applies. Full terms are in your written quote.
Selected work completed by members of our carpentry team.
Most fascia repairs and replacements run about $200 to $800+ in Canadian dollars. A short rotten section that can be cut out and matched sits at the low end. Rot that runs the full board, a high or hard-to-reach roofline, or rafter ends and soffit that also need work push it higher. That is a starting range, not a quote. Your written quote comes about 15 minutes after the free inspection.
Usually, yes. If the rot is in one spot, we cut out that section and match the board. If it runs along the board, we replace the full length. We also check the rafter ends and the soffit behind it.
Look for peeling paint along the top edge, dark patches near the gutter fasteners, soft spots and a board that sags. Press a screwdriver into it. If it sinks in, the wood is rotten.
Along the top edge under the shingles and around the gutter fasteners. Those are the two spots where water gets in and sits.
Usually they are taken down and rehung, or replaced, so the board can be repaired properly. We confirm this at the inspection.
Yes, when the rot is in one area. We cut out the damaged section and match it to the rest. If the rot runs along the board, we replace the full length.
Water behind a rotted fascia can reach the rafter ends and the soffit. We check those at the same time.
Often it is. Overflowing water runs straight down the board behind the gutter. If gutters are part of the problem, we tell you at the inspection.
Rot doesn’t stay the same size. A free inspection with a moisture meter tells you what you have today, and a written quote shows what it costs to fix. Then you decide with real numbers.
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Not sure it is rot? Send us a photo. Want a ballpark first? See typical prices.
