How much it costs to replace a fascia depends on linear footage, material, labor, height, and whether gutters and soffit also need replacement, but typical costs provide guidance for budgeting. For small repair of 6 to 10 feet of fascia where only fascia is damaged and rafter tails are solid, DIY replacement costs 50 to 150 dollars for materials like pressure-treated lumber or PVC fascia board, primer, paint, and fasteners, plus your time and ladder. Professional replacement for small section typically costs 300 to 800 dollars including labor, removal of gutters, removal of rotted fascia, installation of new fascia board, caulking, painting, and reattaching gutters with proper slope. For full house with 200 to 300 linear feet of fascia, professional replacement costs 1,500 to 4,500 dollars for wood fascia, or 2,500 to 6,000 dollars for PVC or aluminum-wrapped fascia that never rots and requires less maintenance. Two-story homes cost more due to scaffolding and safety equipment, often 30 to 50 percent more. If rot extends to rafter tails or soffit that also need repair, cost increases to 3,000 to 8,000 dollars as rafter tails may need sistering. Material costs: wood fascia 1 to 3 dollars per linear foot, PVC fascia 2 to 5 dollars per foot, aluminum fascia 3 to 6 dollars per foot. Additional costs include gutter removal and reinstallation 200 to 500 dollars. Getting multiple written estimates ensures fair pricing.
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