I then captured a few photos of this project before getting busy.

I then captured a few photos of this project before getting busy.

I then captured a few photos of this project before getting busy.

I then captured a few photos of this project before getting busy.

I prepped the first set of 4 boards to mount to the fascia under the crown molding that were cut down to 1" X 2.75" and mounted with 3.5" deck screws every 2' with the screw holes pre-drilled and counter-sunk. The new fascia board you see standing vertically against my platform is a 16' long cedar...

As seen from the left side to show how I mounted the smaller 1" X 2.75" cedar boards horizontally to mount the new fascia board onto with 2.5" stainless steel deck screws every 2' with 3" to 3.5" screws run into the crown molding for support.

Working my way across the front side.

Working my way across the front side.

Finished the front side and removed the scaffolding.

Finished the front side. This is a tedious 8 part system with 30 pieces: lower cedar support boards, fascia boards, Ivory colored soffit metal, Terra Bronze colored fascia metal, 2 gutters. expansion joint cover, drip-edge flashing, and screens covering the gutters.

The Homeowner had tried to build out the fascia with 3 layers of recycled lumber, but was not satisfied with how it turned out.. I had to strip off all that wood that was nailed and screwed in place, and then add a double row of support boards, since he had removed all the crown molding back there....

A close up shot of the double row of cedar support boards.

Then covering them with the new 2X6 cedar fascia boards.

A shot of the underside of cedar support boards and fascia board mounted before the cover metal goes on.

A shot to show the cedar support boards and fascia board mounted with some of the cover metal in place.

A shot from underneath to show the cedar support boards and fascia board mounted with the cover metal in place.

For a good height I set my 20' plank on their back deck railing with the end supported by my 32' ladder.

For a good height I set my 20' plank on their back deck railing with the end supported by my 32' ladder.

I managed to get the longer gutter up, but was about to loose my light, so I captured this shot before leaving for the day.

I managed to get the longer gutter up, but was about to loose my light, so I captured this shot before leaving for the day.

The next day I was able to get all the garage gutters off and the new cedar fascia boards up.

The next day I was able to get all the garage gutters off and the new cedar fascia boards up. I used the 20' plank in the alley and a 2X12 along the front.

The next day I was able to get all the garage gutters off and the new cedar fascia boards up.

The next day I was able to get all the garage gutters off and the new cedar fascia boards up.

This shows the back side of the house finished.