Our Services

Siding, Soffit & Fascia

The roof gets the attention, but the soffit and fascia are what fail first — and they are the part water reaches when the roof edge lets go.

Fascia is the board running along the roof edge that the gutter hangs on. Soffit is the underside, tucked in beneath the overhang. Neither gets looked at until paint is peeling or something has got into the attic, and by then the damage has usually been going a while.

They fail for a specific reason: they are the first thing water touches when a gutter overflows or a roof edge lets go. That is why we would rather look at the roof and the trim together — fixing one and ignoring the other means coming back.

Our work

Our own crews, our own jobs. No stock photos.

Single-story home before exterior work, showing the original fascia and trim
The same home after completion, with new fascia and trim and a tidied site
Mid Cities Roofing crew replacing trim and soffit at the front entry of a home
Crew member on a ladder working on the side elevation during a siding and fascia replacement

What to know

Rotten fascia behind the gutter

Water backs up behind a full gutter and sits against the fascia board. The gutter hides it until the board is soft and the fasteners no longer hold.

Soffit is how animals get in

A gap in the soffit is an open door to the attic for squirrels, wasps, and birds. It is also how attic ventilation is supposed to work, so a badly done repair causes a different problem.

Siding that has taken hail

The same storm that bruises a roof cracks and dents siding. If a claim is already open for the roof, the siding belongs in the same conversation rather than a separate job next year.

One crew, one trip

Roof, fascia, soffit and siding are the same trip for us. Separate contractors mean separate schedules, separate cleanups, and each one blaming the other when something leaks.

Common questions

Can you do the siding at the same time as the roof?

Yes, and it is usually the cheaper way to do it — one mobilisation, one cleanup, one crew who cannot pass the blame to anyone else. Mention it when you call (817) 656-2288.

How do I know if my fascia is rotten?

Peeling paint along the roof edge, a gutter that has started to sag or pull away, or dark staining under the overhang. If you can push a screwdriver into the board, it has gone. The inspection is free.

Do you handle insurance claims for siding?

Yes. Hail damages siding as well as roofing, and if a claim is already open for the roof, the siding should be documented in the same claim rather than missed.

Free inspection, no obligation

Family owned and operated since 1977, out of our office at 5193 Zion Hill Rd in Weatherford.

(817) 656-2288