Vinyl Siding Installation: Soffit Installation (Part 4 of 9)

Learn proper Vinyl Siding Installation from start to finish.
In this episode, learn about soffit types, new construction v. remodeling, building code requirements, installing soffit receiving channel onto the wall with open and closed eaves, prepping soffit to fit the span, and turning corners. You will also learn about gable, installing soffit at the peak of the gable, fascia covers, field forming a fascia cover, installing aluminum and vinyl fascia as well as working with eave and rack fascia covers and using utility trim when there's no drip edge. Horizontal eave transitions to a gable or rake and how to create a bird box.
For the full manual, visit www.vinylsiding.org/installation-manual/getting-started

[@jasonberger8340]

I’m going to go get some lunch now so I’ll call when

[@compaceron9538]

Very easy!!!!!!!!!

[@jakecasper8416]

Thanks for that. After my aluminum fascia cover blew off I nailed it onto the front of the fascia board. That's how the roofers installed it...

[@gmoyeriii]

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[@a_w_bukhari7579]

Best 👍🏼

[@flywelder]

My question for you, Vinyl siding institute, is: can there ever be a siding joint above a door or window? For I am presently, siding my two story home. Can I have lap joints in the siding, once I am 2 or 3 or 4 rows above the window? And is there a minimum amount of rows
required before a lap joint would be permissible? Ill be watching for your answer. And Thank you! Flywelder, 6-24-2018

[@jimmyjohnson7447]

flywelder no there should not be any over laps above windows or doors

[@bartololara1288]

Very smart

[@luismonroy9666]

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[@danalakey5659]

I hate renovations

[@noblemanuel7411]

70% looks like crap