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Fascias & Siding

Fascia and siding are your building’s first line of defense against sun, rain, and salt air — and its biggest visual statement. We install both to protect and to impress.

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Exterior work is only as good as what it covers. We repair what is behind it before we finish it, and we stand behind both halves of that.

  • Licensed & insured

    Florida Certified General Contractor CGC1540129.

  • Built to code

    Wind-load and flood-code compliant, inspection-ready.

  • On schedule

    Clear timelines from permit to final walkthrough.

Fascia and siding by Acosta Builders in Bradenton, FL — lap siding with white fascia on a coastal elevation

Fascia & Siding Installation in Bradenton, FL

Fascia and siding are the building's raincoat. They take the sun, the salt, and the sideways rain so the structure behind them does not — and by the time they look bad, the damage is usually already inside the wall. Acosta Builders (CGC1540129) installs and repairs both across Manatee and Sarasota counties.

Fascia and siding by Acosta Builders in Bradenton, FL — blue lap siding with white fascia, gable trim, and a standing-seam porch roof

We replace fascia boards and siding systems with the substrate repair, flashing, and material selection a coastal exposure demands — not a new surface over soft wood.

What's included

  • Fascia board installation & replacement

    Rotted fascia cut out, sub-fascia repaired, and new board installed straight.

  • Siding installation & replacement

    Lap, board-and-batten, panel, and specialty siding installed to spec.

  • Rot & substrate repair

    Damaged sheathing and framing rebuilt before any new material goes on.

  • Weather barrier & flashing

    House wrap and flashing details integrated in the correct lap sequence.

  • Coastal material selection

    Materials chosen for salt, UV, and moisture rather than for lowest cost.

  • Trim, corners & finish detail

    Corners, transitions, and penetrations detailed so they shed water.

Your Building's Raincoat

By the time siding or fascia looks bad, water has usually been getting behind it for years. Substrate repair is what separates a real fix from a resurface.

We handle fascia, siding, flashing, and the rot repair behind them — with materials specified for salt-air exposure and Gulf Coast sun.

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Fascia Board Installation & Repair

Fascia sits at the drip edge, which makes it the first board on the house to meet every gallon of water leaving your roof. It is also the board carrying your gutters. When it goes soft, the gutter goes with it.

Fascia and rake trim by Acosta Builders — white fascia running the gable and porch roofline of a coastal cottage, with gutter and lap siding below

We replace fascia and sub-fascia, correct the roof-edge detail that caused the failure, and rehang gutters on material that will actually hold a fastener.

What's included

  • Fascia removal & damage assessment

    Existing board removed, then sub-fascia and rafter tails inspected properly.

  • Sub-fascia & rafter tail repair

    Structural backing rebuilt so new fascia has sound material behind it.

  • Fascia board installation

    New fascia run straight, with tight scarf joints and sealed end grain.

  • Drip edge & roof edge detailing

    Drip edge corrected so runoff clears the board instead of running down it.

  • Gutter removal & reinstallation

    Gutters taken down and rehung to correct pitch on solid backing.

  • Material selection & finish

    PVC, composite, or wood chosen for the exposure and finished to last.

Fascia That Holds the Gutter and the Line

Sagging gutters and a wavy roof edge mean the fascia and sub-fascia stopped holding fasteners some time ago.

We rebuild the backing, run new board straight with sealed ends, and fix the drip edge detail that caused the rot in the first place.

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Siding Installation & Replacement

Siding is a drainage plane, not a seal. Water gets behind it — that is expected and designed for — and the assembly's real job is to let that water back out. Installation method decides whether it drains or collects.

Lap siding installed by Acosta Builders — even course exposure, a mitred corner board, and fascia and soffit closing the roof edge

We install lap, panel, board-and-batten, and specialty siding over a properly detailed weather barrier, with the fastening and clearance each material actually requires.

What's included

  • Existing siding removal & inspection

    Old material removed and the sheathing beneath it fully inspected.

  • Weather-resistive barrier installation

    House wrap installed and lapped so water drains down and back out.

  • Lap, panel & board-and-batten siding

    Each profile installed to spec for exposure, spacing, and fastening.

  • Corner, trim & transition detail

    Corners, bands, and material transitions detailed and flashed properly.

  • Penetration flashing

    Windows, doors, vents, and fixtures flashed into the drainage plane.

  • Clearance & ground detail

    Required clearance at grade and roof lines so nothing wicks moisture.

Siding That Drains Instead of Collecting

Buckled boards, open joints, and staining below windows are installation and flashing failures far more often than material failures.

We detail the weather barrier and every penetration first, then install to the fastening and clearance the material specification requires.

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Rot Repair & Substrate Restoration

Nearly every exterior job we open tells the same story: the finish material failed years ago and the sheathing and framing behind it have been wet ever since. Replacing the surface without addressing that is paying for the job twice.

Rot repair by Acosta Builders — siding removed at the base of a wall exposing delaminated black sheathing and a rotted stud beside sound new OSB, with the bottom plate and stem wall opened up for rebuild

We cut back to sound material, rebuild the sheathing and framing, correct the water source, and then install — in that order, without exception.

What's included

  • Moisture probing & damage mapping

    Probing to establish where sound material actually begins, before quoting.

  • Sheathing replacement

    Compromised sheathing removed and replaced to restore the wall assembly.

  • Structural framing repair

    Rotted studs, plates, and headers rebuilt so the wall carries load again.

  • Water source identification

    Finding what let water in, so the repair is not simply on a timer.

  • Termite & pest damage repair

    Insect-damaged material replaced with treated or properly protected stock.

  • Treated & protected rebuild

    Rebuild detailed to resist the exact exposure that caused the first failure.

Fix the Cause, Not the Symptom

Residing over wet sheathing seals the moisture in and buys a few years. Substrate repair is the difference between a fix and a postponement.

We probe first, rebuild whatever is soft, and correct the water source — then install finish material over something that will actually hold it.

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Coastal Materials & Weather Protection

A mile from the Gulf, material choice stops being a style question. Salt, UV, and humidity attack finishes, fasteners, and substrates at a rate inland construction never has to plan for. Specification is what decides whether an exterior lasts eight years or twenty.

Coastal-rated siding and fascia by Acosta Builders in Bradenton, FL — lap siding, white fascia board, and trimmed corners specified for salt-air exposure

We select siding, fascia, trim, and fastener systems rated for coastal exposure — and detail them so the assembly outlives the warranty on any single component.

What's included

  • Salt-air material specification

    Materials and finishes rated for sustained coastal salt exposure.

  • Fastener & hardware corrosion rating

    Stainless and coated fasteners chosen for the environment, not the invoice.

  • UV & heat-stable finishes

    Colors and coatings that hold up under direct Gulf Coast sun all summer.

  • Moisture-resistant substrates

    Sheathing and trim stock selected against humidity and repeated wetting.

  • Impact & wind-rated assemblies

    Assemblies meeting the wind zone requirements wherever code applies.

  • Maintenance guidance & warranty

    What to check, how often, and what the warranty genuinely covers.

Before & after

The same view, start to finish

Sheathed shell to finished elevationFlorida's Gulf Coast

The same corner before and after the envelope went on: OSB sheathing and taped housewrap on the left, finished exterior with wrapped eaves, wood soffit and set windows on the right.

The same corner finished by Acosta Builders — smooth exterior, wood-clad soffit under deep eaves, and black-framed windows set into the openingsThree-storey building sheathed in OSB with taped housewrap by Acosta Builders — framed window openings and exposed rafter tails before the exterior goes on

How it works

Our process

From the first conversation to the final inspection — here is how a project runs, and what you can expect at each stage.

  1. 01

    Inspection & probing

    We open a section and probe the sheathing, so the quote reflects the rot that is actually there.

  2. 02

    Material specification

    Siding, fascia, and fasteners selected for salt-air exposure rather than for the lowest invoice.

  3. 03

    Tear-off & assessment

    Old material removed and the full extent of substrate damage mapped before rebuilding.

  4. 04

    Substrate repair

    Sheathing and framing rebuilt, and the water source that caused the damage corrected.

  5. 05

    Barrier & flashing

    House wrap lapped and every penetration flashed into the drainage plane, in sequence.

  6. 06

    Installation & finish

    Fascia run straight, siding installed to spec, then corners and transitions detailed.

Where we work

Fascias & Siding across Manatee & Sarasota counties

Based in Bradenton, we take fascias & siding projects throughout Florida's Gulf Coast — from the barrier islands to inland Manatee and Sarasota.

  • Bradenton
  • Anna Maria Island
  • Holmes Beach
  • Bradenton Beach
  • Palmetto
  • Sarasota
  • Lakewood Ranch
  • Longboat Key
  • Ellenton
  • Parrish

Client stories

What our clients say

5.0 average from 5 Google reviews

Acosta Builders framed my new home on Longboat Key Florida. They did a great job framing the new home. They are on the job everyday working hard. The site was kept clean always. They always came back to do any required punch list. I've built over 1000 custom homes and I highly recommend them.
Bill HumphreyNew construction · Google review
I recently hired Acosta Builders for additions to my new home, and I couldn't be happier with the results. I highly recommend Acosta to anyone looking for reliable and skilled carpenters. Their commitment to organization, quality, and customer satisfaction sets them apart. I would definitely hire them again for future projects.
Alexa CastroHome addition · Google review
Excellent experience with Acosta Builders I hired them for a home project this year, and from the very start, they were impressive. The staff responded quickly, gave me multiple great ideas, and helped clarify any questions I had.
Celia I.Home project · Google review
Great framing crew. I've worked with Acosta Builders on several jobs in the Bradenton area and they're reliable, do quality work, and are easy to work with. Will definitely keep using them!
Joel CarranzaFraming · Google review
I can recommend them; they do a great job—truly excellent and very professional.
Auto Deals IncHome addition · Google review

Good questions

Fascias & Siding questions, answered

What Gulf Coast homeowners ask us before starting fascias & siding work — permits, timelines, and what happens when we open things up.

01How do I know if there is rot behind my siding?

Soft spots, staining that keeps coming back, paint that will not hold, and siding that moves when you press it. The reliable answer is probing, which is why we do it before quoting rather than discovering it after the work is sold.

02Can you install new siding over the existing material?

Physically yes, and we generally advise against it. Covering the old surface seals in whatever moisture is behind it and hides the sheathing at the exact moment you finally have access to inspect it. It buys a few years at the cost of the wall.

03What holds up best in salt air?

The material matters less than the detailing and the fasteners. Salt air attacks fastenings and the cut edges of everything, so we specify corrosion-resistant fixings and seal cut ends. A premium product fastened with the wrong nails still fails first at the nail.

04Do gutters have to come off to replace fascia?

Yes — gutters hang on the fascia, so they come down with it and go back on the new board. It is also the one moment when the rafter tails behind are visible, so that is when they get checked.

05Do you repair the structure behind, or only the surface?

Both, in that order. We cut back to sound material, rebuild the sheathing and framing, correct whatever let the water in, and only then install the finish. Residing over wet sheathing is a postponement, not a repair.

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