Fascia Repair Cost Calculator

In the Tulsa metro for 2026, fascia repair runs about $8-$15 per linear foot installed, including materials and labor. Wood runs $8-$12 per foot, vinyl $9-$13, aluminum trim wrap $10-$15, and composite $12-$15. Second-story homes run about 20% higher, and adding primer plus two coats of paint adds roughly $2-$4 per foot. A typical 160 ft single-story home in aluminum lands around $1,600-$2,400. Use the calculator above for a custom range, then call (918) 734-4444 for an exact free quote.

A minor spot repair patches isolated rotted or damaged sections of the fascia board — typically $8-$12 per linear foot. A standard repair splices in new board across damaged runs, and a full replacement tears off the entire fascia line and installs new board, trim, and fasteners — $10-$15 per foot depending on material. As a rule of thumb, if more than about a third of the fascia is rotted or damaged, full replacement is more cost-effective than repeated spot repairs.

No — the base estimate covers materials and installation labor only. Adding primer and two coats of exterior paint runs about $2-$4 per linear foot and is worth doing on wood fascia, which needs paint to stay sealed against Tulsa's humidity and hail season. Aluminum trim wrap and vinyl fascia are factory-finished and do not need painting. We include painting as a line item on every proposal so there are no surprises.

Oklahoma homeowners insurance typically covers fascia damage caused by hail or wind, minus your deductible, when it's part of a storm claim. Rot caused by long-term moisture or lack of maintenance is considered wear and tear and is not covered. We document storm damage, work directly with adjusters, and give you a free inspection so you know exactly what your policy covers before you spend a dollar. Call (918) 734-4444 to schedule.

The #1 cause is overflowing gutters: when gutters clog, water pours over the edge and runs down behind the fascia board, rotting it from the inside out. Failed caulk at the joints, ice dams in winter, and peeling paint that exposes bare wood all accelerate rot. Keeping gutters cleaned twice a year is the cheapest fascia protection there is — try our gutter cleaning cost calculator to see what professional cleaning runs, and pair it with our soffit repair cost calculator since fascia and soffit damage almost always travel together.