Commercial Fascia and Soffit

At 316 Construction, we specialize in the installation of metal fascia panels and soffit panel systems for commercial buildings. These architectural components are essential to both the appearance and performance of a structure, and we approach each project with the precision and expertise that they demand. Fascia and soffit systems protect the roof edge, manage ventilation, and create a clean intersection between the roof and exterior walls—making them critical for long-term durability and aesthetic continuity. Our team ensures that every panel is installed with accuracy and care to deliver lasting results.

We proudly work with top industry brands, including PAC-CLAD® and Berridge Manufacturing Company—leaders in architectural metal systems. These manufacturers are known for their premium coil coatings, extensive color libraries, and performance-tested products designed for commercial environments. By partnering with trusted brands, we ensure that every installation meets the highest standards of durability, weather resistance, and visual quality. Whether a project calls for bold architectural accents or seamless integration with existing finishes, we have access to the right materials to make it happen.

What separates 316 Construction from many installers is our in-house custom metal fabrication capability. Instead of relying on generic factory-formed flashings or waiting on outsourced parts, we fabricate the necessary flashings ourselves to fit each project perfectly. This allows us to tailor the metal transitions, trim details, edge conditions, and attachment profiles to the specific needs of the building. Custom fabrication also means tighter fits, cleaner lines, and a more cohesive final appearance.

Because we fabricate our own metal flashings, we have full control over quality and lead time. We can make adjustments quickly, solve unforeseen field conditions, and ensure that every detail aligns precisely with the design intent. This level of control eliminates the delays, measurement issues, and quality compromises that can occur when metal components are outsourced. The result is a smoother installation process and a more refined finished product.