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Eave cladding which overlies the eave of a building, without overlying the roof of the building. A vertical portion, having a top, bottom, interior face, and exterior face overlies a sub-fascia, with a top and bottom. The interior face of the vertical portion is disposed adjacent the sub-fascia. The top of the vertical portion extends at most to the top of the sub-fascia, and the bottom of the vertical portion extends past the bottom of the sub-fascia. A horizontal lip is disposed at the top of the vertical portion, and forms a ninety degree angle with the vertical portion. The horizontal lip extends outwards from the exterior face of the vertical portion. An underlying portion is disposed at the bottom of the vertical portion, and forms a ninety degree angle with the vertical portion. The underlying portion extends inwards from the interior face of the vertical portion. A riser portion, having a top and bottom, is disposed with the bottom of the riser portion adjacent the underlying portion, and forms a ninety degree angle with the underlying portion. The bottom of the vertical portion, the underlying portion, and the riser portion form a drip edge. A horizontal portion, having an interior face, exterior face, inner end, and outer end, is disposed with the outer end of the horizontal portion adjacent the top of the riser portion, and forms a ninety degree angle with the riser portion. The horizontal portion underlies a sub-soffit, having an inner and outer ends, with the interior face of the horizontal portion disposed adjacent the sub-soffit. The outer end of the horizontal portion extends at most to the outer end of the sub-soffit, and the inner end of the horizontal portion extends to the inner end of the sub-soffit.

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