It is important that wooden fascia boards are regularly checked every year or so, to make sure that they are in good order and not becoming rotten, potentially causing dry-rot in the roofing timbers. The position of the house can also affect the deterioration of any fascia boards, particularly a south-facing angle where they are exposed to strong sunlight.
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