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Your Soffit Installation: Do It Now

July 8, 2016 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

When most people in Milton, Burlington and other parts of the GTA think about maintaining the roof that is literally over their heads, they probably focus on the shingles or tiles, and the guttering that carries rainwater safely away from the roof during stormy weather conditions. One vital component of the roofing structure they may neglect to consider is the soffits, those pieces of wood, aluminum, vinyl, or fiber cement that connect the underside of the roof where it overhangs your exterior walls, to those exterior walls. However, to neglect these pieces of the jigsaw puzzle such as Soffit Installation could be a big mistake, as we will illustrate in this short guide.

Why Your Home Needs a New Soffit Installation

Homeowners who live in the GTA,  perhaps by the lake in Oakville or in a slightly more sheltered location, will not need to be told about the windy, rainy conditions we often experience in this part of the world. What they might not know is how much damage this combination of wind and rain can do to unprotected properties in the area. This is just one of the reasons that soffits are such an important part of your home.

1. Prevention of Water Damage – Rain that is blown toward the underside of your roof could cause serious water damage if it were able to enter through holes and cracks that were present there. If you have a brand new soffit installation, this will obviously not be the case. Given just how much damage water can do when it is able to enter your home, this first reason not to delay a new installation is probably the most important as far as most Toronto homeowners are concerned.

2. Attic Ventilation – Unless your house was specifically designed to have an unventilated attic, you will need a soffit installation that includes vents, to allow air to circulate through your attic. While these vents could let in a certain amount of water during extremely high winds combined with heavy rainfall, the amount will be insignificant compared to what could get through in the event you leave your soffits to rot and fall off.

3. Keeping Pests Out – Rodents and other pests can make their way through gaps in your roof joists and rafters if you do not have a solid soffit installation in place. While you may seldom enter your attic space, once such pests nest in there, they may well spread to other parts of your home, causing a great deal of damage and distress in the process.

4. Improving the Exterior Appearance of Your Home – You may seldom notice your soffits but if you leave them until they are in such a bad state of disrepair that large chunks start to fall off, passers by and neighbours are unlikely to be impressed with your property’s exterior. While you may ordinarily not be too concerned about other people’s opinions, you probably don’t want them to think you live in a home that is literally falling to pieces.

Get in Touch with Soffit Installation Experts

As you can see, putting off a new soffit installation could have serious repercussions and we haven’t even mentioned the fact that chunks of falling soffit material could be potentially dangerous to you and your family as well! If you want to make sure that both your family and your property are well protected this winter, be sure to inspect your soffits long before the bad weather sets in and to replace then if necessary. Feel free to call us for a competitive quotation or free advice at any time.

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Why Your Soffit and Fascia Installation is Vital to your Home

June 20, 2015 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Your soffit and fascia may not seem to important at first glance – they are just small roofing components, after all – but the truth is these two parts are invaluable in protecting the structure they are built on from harsh weather conditions. It is for this reason that you should think hard about your soffit and fascia installation. Before looking at contractors, though, it is important you understand the basic functions of these two roofing essentials.

Soffit

The soffit is the exposed surface on the underside of the overhanging eaves. Because it is visible from below, its aesthetic appeal is even more important than the roof’s. At the same time, though, the soffit must be able to stand up to heat and moisture. This is especially true in Oakville, Burlington, and other areas with high winds, where rain and debris can swirl up under the eaves. A soffit also serves the purpose of keeping your attic ventilated. It is for this reason that most soffits feature tiny holes to let air circulate and are made from a durable and waterproof material, such as vinyl.

Fascia

The fascia, the vertical edge that borders the area where the gutter is attached to the roof, is tasked with protecting the wooden boards that make up the roof itself from harsh winds and rains. Waterlogged roofing boards mean repairing the entire roof, which is very expensive, so keeping your fascia in good condition is very important. If your gutters are backed up, new eavestrough installation can go a long way towards keeping a healthy fascia, as the fascia board is where rainwater will end up if the gutters are backed up. A professional-looking fascia installation is key to the roof’s overall aesthetic, since it gives the edges of the roof, which are arguably the most visible part, a smooth, clean look.

Again, roofing repair and replacement are extremely expensive, and quality soffit and fascia installation, which is very cheap by comparison, will keep your roof from falling into disrepair.

Soffit and Fascia Installation Made Easy

Alliance Trust Aluminum’s professional contractors have provided soffit, fascia, and eavestrough installation to homeowners in the Oakville and Burlington areas since 2008. Contact us and you can rest assured your job will be completed quickly and thoroughly.

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Soffit and Fascia Installation

April 2, 2014 By Alliance Trust Aluminum

Soffit and Fascia InstallationIn terms of the features on the exterior of a property, the soffits and fascias are not typically high on the list of priorities for most homeowners, with elements that are more visible (such as windows, doors and siding) and have more of an impact upon the property’s aesthetics receiving more attention. However, soffits and fascias perform a number of very important functions and when in good condition are capable of protecting your property from the harsh weather conditions we experience in Milton, Burlington and Oakville. Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. has been completing professional soffit and fascia installation jobs in the area for more than six years and owing to the speed and quality of our work, we have a long list of satisfied clients.

Not Sure What Soffits and Fascias Are?

While the majority of property owners are aware of the approximate location where soffits and fascias are installed, they are not usually too sure about what they are. Fascias are a type of long board that stretches the length of the property in the area where the bottom of the roof meets the outer walls, a space which is also sometimes referred to as the roofline. Soffits are installed on the underside of the fascia and can’t usually be seen without getting up close to the property.

Why Do You Need a Soffit and Fascia Installation?

Without a soffit and fascia installation that is kept in good condition, it goes without saying that the condition of your property would suffer and the living conditions inside your home would be considerably worse. Each of these elements performs a very important role:

  • Soffits – If you have lived in Milton, Burlington or Oakville for any length of time you are probably more than aware that sometimes it can get very windy, which can change the natural path of rain water and cause it to be blown up the underside of the roof. Soffits prevent water from entering your property when this happens and also contain small ventilation holes that make sure there is a good circulation of air in your home’s attic.
  • Fascias – Occupying a more prominent position than soffits, fascias can have an impact upon the appearance of your home, in addition to preventing moisture from getting inside and problems such as mould and mildew growth from developing.

Why Work with Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc.?

It doesn’t matter whether you’re in the process of having the home of your dreams built or your property’s soffits and fascias desperately need replacing, if you require a professional soffit and fascia installation, get in touch with Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. now. Here’s why:

  • Years of Experience – With more than 6 years of experience completing soffit and fascia installation work for residential and commercial clients in the area, we know what needs to be done and how it needs to be done, ensuring your soffits and fascias will last for years!
  • High Quality Products – Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc. only works with the highest quality products to ensure optimum performance as well as a design that will complement the rest of your home.
  • Customer Satisfaction – In addition to our skills and experience, the number one reason why hundreds of clients have come to us for their soffit and fascia installation in the last 6 years is due to our unwavering commitment to meeting your needs and expectations.

If you are interested in a new soffit and fascia installation and want to work with the leading company in the area, contact Alliance Trust Aluminum Inc.

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