The term 'Area Above an Eave' is a reference to the fascia, which is a board or panel that is attached to the ends of rafters or the roof trusses of a building. It is typically made of wood, metal, or vinyl and is used to cover the ends of the rafters and provide a finished look to the roofline. The area above the eave is the space between the fascia and the roof, and it is often used for ventilation or insulation purposes.