Hartselle, Alabama
Rotten Wood Repair in Hartselle, AL
Before we can install new gutters, we need solid fascia boards to attach them to. If your fascia is rotted, water-damaged, or pulling away from your home, we repair or replace it first. As your hometown gutter company, we've been fixing fascia for Hartselle neighbors for over 20 years.
Your Hometown Solution
Why Hartselle Homes Need Fascia Repair
Our Process
What Does Rotten Wood Repair Include?
Benefits
Benefits of Fascia Repair
Secure Gutter Mounting
New gutters need solid wood. Rotted fascia means loose, sagging gutters within 1-2 years.
Stops Rot Spread
Wood rot spreads. A 4-foot damaged section becomes 12 feet if ignored. Replace now before it reaches rafters.
Improves Appearance
Fresh fascia looks better than water-stained, peeling, or visibly rotted wood.
Seals Your Home
Damaged fascia creates gaps letting water into roof structure. Repair seals the building envelope.
Protects Your Investment
Installing new gutters on rotted wood is throwing money away. Fix the foundation first.
One Contractor, One Warranty
We handle carpentry and gutter installation. No coordination headaches, no finger-pointing.
Local Experts
Why Choose Blue River Gutters in Hartselle
- ✓ 20+ years serving North Alabama
- ✓ 1,700+ satisfied customers
- ✓ 4.7-star Google rating (240+ reviews)
- ✓ Licensed and fully insured in Alabama
- ✓ Warranty-backed installation
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about rotten wood repair in Hartselle, AL
Fascia repair runs $8-15 per linear foot in Hartselle, depending on damage extent and accessibility. Most homes need 10-40 feet replaced — usually isolated sections, not the whole house. As your neighbors, we quote honest prices with no hidden fees.
Signs: paint peeling or bubbling, soft or spongy wood when pressed, visible dark staining, gutters pulling away from house, gaps between fascia and soffit. We inspect fascia on every gutter estimate — many homeowners don't know they have damage until we show them.
Yes — if your gutters are in good shape. We remove them carefully, repair fascia, and reinstall. Fair warning: the labor to remove and reinstall costs nearly as much as new gutters. For older systems, replacing everything at once usually makes more sense.
Water damage from clogged or overflowing gutters. Water runs behind the gutter, soaks into fascia, and causes rot. Alabama's humidity accelerates this significantly — wood that might dry out elsewhere stays damp here and rots faster.
Yes. If water damage has spread from fascia to soffit, we repair or replace both. Comprehensive work ensures your entire roof edge is protected.
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