Vinyl Soffit & Trim Installation in Hampton Roads

You can repaint — but most people don’t want to keep doing it every 3–5 years. Wrapping seals it once and saves the weekend warrior routine. Plus, if the wood underneath is soft, no amount of paint is gonna stop it from rotting.

We don’t just cover it up. If the trim is rotted, we replace or rebuild it first. Wrapping over damage only traps moisture — and you’ll be calling us back sooner than you'd like. We do it right, or we don’t do it at all.

Absolutely. Most wrap jobs are modular — you can start with fascia or soffits and add door/window trim later. Some folks just do the front of the house; others go all-in. We’ll walk you through the pros and cons based on what you’ve got.

Yes — if you upgrade your soffits too. Vented aluminum panels let your attic breathe, which helps reduce moisture buildup and summer heat. If your current soffits are wood or clogged, that airflow may be blocked right now.

Definitely. While it’s convenient to wrap during other upgrades, like roofing or window replacement, we can install wrap anytime — even if it’s just one door or one side of your home. You’re in control of the scope and timing.

White’s the most common, but we’ve got options — browns, bronzes, blacks, you name it. We’ll match what works with your siding or roof so it blends in like it was always there. Let’s make it look seamless and sharp.

Properly installed aluminum wrap can last 20–30 years easy. It’s not invincible — but it holds up way longer than paint. No flaking, no warping, no ladders every spring. Most folks never touch it again after install.

Only for the better. Wrapped trim has sharp, clean edges that make everything pop — especially around windows and eaves. No more patchy paint or weathered wood dragging down your curb appeal.