Fascia, Soffit & Wood Rot Repair in Brevard County
Rotted fascia, soft trim, damaged siding, and soffit gaps fixed before the critters and the water get in. I check what's behind it, not just what you can see.
Wood rot on a Florida house almost always starts with water getting somewhere it shouldn't. If I just slap a new board over it, it'll be back. So I pull the bad wood, check the nailer and rafter tails behind it, show you photos of what I find, and price anything extra before I touch it.
New wood gets primed on all sides before it goes up, so it lasts. Then I caulk, paint to match, and haul off the old wood.
Fascia board replacement
Rotted nailer and rafter tail repair
Soffit repair and gaps closed
Siding and trim repair
Window and door trim rot
Prime, caulk, and paint to match
Real Jobs
Before & After
These are my jobs, shot on my phone. No stock photos.
Rotted fascia replacedSiding repair
★★★★★
“Manny was extremely professional and helped us locate additional problems with rotted wood nailer behind the fascia. The finished product is fantastic and completed in only a few hours!”
Not usually. Fascia, soffit, and trim are handyman work. If the roof decking or shingles are damaged, I'll tell you and you'll want a licensed roofer for that part.
Yes. I'll match it as close as possible, and I paint the full board so it doesn't look patched.
Flat rate. You get a line-item price before I start, and that's what you pay. No hourly billing. If the scope changes once I'm in there, I stop and tell you before I do anything extra.
Most of the time, yes. Text a few photos to (321) 323-8047 or upload them through the estimate form and I'll send a number back, usually the same day. If I need to see it in person, there's a $100 trip fee, and it gets credited back if you hire me for the job.
Yes. HoneyDone is a licensed handyman business in Brevard County with general liability insurance. Anything that needs a licensed plumber, electrician, or a permit, I'll tell you up front and point you to the right trade.
