Siding, Soffit & Fascia | ELSG Roofing & Landscaping, Watertown SD

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On our list

Every service on this list is one we actually do.

01Siding installation and replacement

02Soffit and fascia

03Attic ventilation at the roofline

Charcoal engineered-wood lap siding meeting white soffit and fascia at a gable corner, with the downspout running down and a deck rail below — SIDING, SOFFIT AND FASCIA AT THE CORNER

One garage gable

House wrap over the open garage bay, then the grey scratch coat with stone already run up both piers, then the finished stacked-stone gable with navy board-and-batten, cream soffit and fascia, and the carriage garage door hung. Same garage opening, same roof pitch, same eave return. The brown shingle roof was already on before the wrap went up. The concrete apron is in the last frame. We did not pour it.

Before. The garage gable wrapped in DuPont Tyvek HomeWrap over the open bay, a worker on the raised Skyjack platform working the wrap, a second worker at the machine below, stone-veneer pallets staged in the foreground, bare trees — The gable wrapped in DuPont Tyvek HomeWrap over the open garage bay. A worker on the raised Skyjack platform working the wrap, a second worker at the machine below. Stone-veneer pallets staged in the foreground. Bare trees, no leaf.

During. The same garage gable with a grey mortar scratch coat across the field and stone veneer run up both piers, ragged at the top where the course stops, garage door now hung, snow on the ground — The same gable with the grey mortar scratch coat applied across the field and stone veneer already run up both piers, ragged at the top edge where the course stops. Garage door now hung. Snow on the ground, low winter light.

After. The finished garage elevation straight on: full stacked-stone gable and piers, cream soffit and fascia, dark red-brown carriage garage door with a three-lite window row, navy board-and-batten either side, white service door at the left, poured concrete apron, green trees — The finished elevation straight on: full stacked-stone gable and piers, cream soffit and fascia, dark red-brown carriage garage door with a three-lite window row, navy board-and-batten either side, white service door at the left, poured concrete apron. Green trees.

One project. One elevation, three stages.

Two-story siding replacement

House wrap to grey board-and-batten on the same rural home. Same gable corner, same foundation skirt, same boulder row along the bed. The white vinyl windows were already in before the wrap came off. The rock bed is the matching evidence, not the work.

Before. The gable corner of a two-story rural home fully wrapped in Barricade Building Wrap Plus HP, Tyvek HomeWrap and HAMLIN Building Center printed wrap, dark trim boards already run at the corners and window returns, two extension ladders and a red step ladder up, tools on the ground, a worker at the left edge, red barn and a grey van behind — The gable corner of a two-story rural home fully wrapped: Barricade Building Wrap Plus HP, Tyvek HomeWrap and HAMLIN Building Center printed wrap across the whole elevation, dark trim boards already run at the corners and window returns, two extension ladders and a red step ladder up, a coil nailer and DeWalt tools on the bare ground, a worker at the left edge. Red barn and a grey van behind.

After. The same gable corner finished in grey board-and-batten with cream soffit, fascia and window trim, both elevations complete to the foundation skirt, AC condenser at the right, saw table still on the grass at the left — The same corner finished in grey board-and-batten with cream soffit, fascia and window trim, the gable and both elevations complete to the foundation skirt, AC condenser set at the right, saw table still on the grass at the left.

One project. Same corner, same elevation.

Behind the fascia

Steel soffit and fascia with one fascia panel pulled off, exposing the bare wood behind it, and an extension ladder resting on the blue-gray steel roof — One fascia panel off, the bare wood behind it visible

The words on the estimate

Soffit and fascia are the two lines on an estimate most homeowners cannot point to on their own house. Pick each part and it tells you its job, so when we look at your roofline together, you already speak the language.