Facia Board Replacement (PROFESSIONAL TIPS & TRICKS!!!)

Dry Rotted Facia boards and barge rafter tail replacement. in this video I'll show you how to replace a dryrot barge rafter / facia board. you’ll be more confident by the end. Knowing how to remove Tile roof corners and install tips, how to replace those dry rotten facia boards with new ones, and you don’t need a roofer to do it. Fixing dry rot boards can save you money long term.
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Timestamps
00:00 - intro
00:23 - tile roof removal
01:18 - barge rafter / facia board removal
02:33 - Installation barge rafter /facia board
03:05 - roof tile installation
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[@greykellogg]

i like your video for the calm pacing and attention to detail and also that you are the first one i have found that uses screws instead of nails

[@scorpionbuilds]

Thanks 😊

[@MichaelBlast]

I don't have tile to remove, just exposed rafter tails under new wood fascia that roofers installed. It seems I have to figure out a way to sand some of the wood so paint can be applied on the tails. Doesn't have to be pretty, I don't want to add soffit if I don't have to. Older home 60's block. Any suggestions

[@scorpionbuilds]

Well, without seeing exactly what your issue is, it's hard to say. If you only have a small amount of surface dryrot. I'd start by pressure washing the area. Once dry, scrape out any dryrot, and Treat the remaining good wood with a "wood hardener" that treats and prevents dryrot. Then you can fill any holes with a wood filler.( make sure to get one for exterior) . Then sand, primmer and paint. I hope this helps you

[@arturoborski5909]

There is NO such thing as, 'DRY ROT.' this is brown rot...
Did you find and repair the, 'moisture,' source/cause of the rot first... before your repair???
Paint first before replacing... get it right before spreading rubbish procedures...

[@scorpionbuilds]

You are correct, it is Brown rot. I use the term "dry rot" because those without a lot of experience, have not heard of Brown rot.
Of course I found the cause. The cut ends of the board had not been sealed and allowed moisture in, that is usually the case.