Gutter FAQs: What Homeowners Ask Most

Visible sagging, leaks, rust, or water overflowing during rainfall are clear signs that your gutters may be failing. You might also notice peeling paint, pooling water around your foundation, or sections pulling away from the fascia. In many cases, older gutters simply weren’t designed to handle today’s heavier rain patterns or debris loads. If your system is more than 15 to 20 years old, a professional inspection is a smart move.

Seamless gutters are custom-made to the exact dimensions of your home, reducing the number of joints and potential leak points. Traditional sectional gutters are more prone to leaks and clogs because debris can build up at the seams. Seamless systems also provide a cleaner appearance and require less maintenance over time.

With proper installation and minimal maintenance, seamless aluminum gutters can last 20 to 30 years. The lifespan may vary depending on environmental exposure, how well debris is managed, and whether protection systems are installed. Regular inspections and cleaning help maximize the life of your system.

We offer a variety of baked-on finish colors that can be matched to your home’s trim, fascia, or siding. While most systems are standard 5″ or 6″ aluminum gutters, we also install oversized downspouts when needed to improve drainage performance.

Yes. We install gutter protection systems designed to reduce clogs caused by leaves, twigs, and other debris. These guards keep your system flowing and cut down on seasonal maintenance. Not every guard works on every roof, so we’ll evaluate your specific needs and recommend the best fit during your consultation. Learn More About Gutter Installation.

If your gutter system was damaged by hail, wind, falling debris, or ice — and the event is covered by your homeowner’s policy — replacement may be eligible for insurance reimbursement. We’ll inspect the system, document the damage, and help you determine whether it makes sense to file a claim. Learn More About Insurance Claims.

We do both. While many homeowners install new gutters during a roof or siding replacement, we also handle stand-alone gutter projects. If your fascia is in good condition and the roof edge is stable, we can install a new system without touching the roof.

Gutters are mounted to the fascia board, which is the trim at the edge of your roof. We ensure the gutters align properly with the roof pitch, don’t interfere with soffit ventilation, and drain correctly along your home’s siding. If other components of your exterior are being replaced, we coordinate the installation to ensure a smooth, watertight finish.

Yes. We back our gutter installations with a workmanship warranty, and the gutter materials themselves carry manufacturer warranties against cracking, peeling, and rust. We’ll review your coverage in detail before the job begins.