Who this is for
- Joints drip or sections pull away from the fascia
- Water overshoots or pools near the foundation
- Downspout routing needs correction
- A roofing project is the right time to coordinate the roof edge
Keep rainwater moving away.
A gutter should do its job quietly: catch the roof runoff, carry it to the downspout and discharge it away from the house.
Mostly 5-inch seamless gutters
Five-inch gutters are our usual choice. Four-inch options are available where appropriate; we check the roof area and drainage needs before recommending a size.
Fewer joints along the run
Gutters formed to the house reduce the number of joints where drips can develop. Corners and outlets still need careful sealing.
A finish that suits the house
Coordinate gutter and downspout colours with the fascia and siding for a tidy roofline.
Size, slope and outlets all matter.
Correct fall
We set the runs to carry water towards the outlets instead of leaving it standing in low spots.
Sound attachment
Gutters need secure support. We check visible fascia conditions and discuss any repairs before installation.
Sensible downspout placement
Outlet positions and discharge routes are planned around the house, paths and landscaping.
Free roof check.
Start with a free exterior check so we can look at the gutter, fascia and roof edge as one system.
Gutter questions.
Do I need new gutters, or could mine be repaired?
Loose sections, a leaking joint or one damaged downspout may be repairable. Widespread sagging, corrosion or repeated overflow can justify replacement. We check the attachment, slope and outlets before recommending new eavestrough.
What size of gutter do you normally install?
We mostly install 5-inch gutters. The right choice also depends on the roof area feeding each run, the roof layout and the downspouts—not width alone. We review those details when preparing your quote.
Does seamless mean there are no joints at all?
No. The long gutter runs are formed without repeated sectional seams, but corners, end caps and downspout outlets still need proper connections and sealing. Those details are part of the installation.
Why do my gutters overflow when they look clear?
Debris is only one possible cause. Poor slope, too few outlets, an obstructed downspout or a gutter that cannot handle the roof area can also cause overflow. We look at where the water is going before deciding what to change.
Can you replace downspouts without replacing everything?
Often, yes. We check the existing gutter and the connection first, then plan a discharge location that carries water away without creating a problem on a path or neighbouring property.
Should fascia work be done at the same time?
If the backing is damaged or the fascia needs replacement, it is sensible to plan the work together. A new gutter needs secure support. We check the visible roof edge and flag any wood repairs before attaching new material.
Will new gutters stop ice dams?
Gutters alone do not solve the attic heat loss that can contribute to ice dams. If winter buildup is the concern, we should look at insulation, air leakage and ventilation as well as the drainage at the eaves.