ServicesGutters
Gutters in Slaughterville, Hung to Carry Real Rain
We install new gutters formed in one piece on site, repair the ones you have and fix downspouts that dump water by your foundation. One person from our company answers your questions, sets the schedule and checks the work at the end, so you always know who to ask.
Why working gutters matter
A gutter's job is simple: collect the water running off your roof and send it where it won't do harm. Once gutters sag, drip at the corners or spill over, that water rots the fascia, splashes the siding and pools by the foundation. Our red clay swells when it stays wet and shrinks as it dries, which wears on slabs and walls.
We handle gutters from a roofer's point of view. Our 30+ years of roofing experience go into the place where roof edge, drip edge, fascia and gutter come together, since most gutter problems begin there. Sometimes new hangers and sealed corners do the job. Other times the run is worn out and replacing it is smarter. We tell you which, and explain why.
Whoever answers your call is the person who visits your home, writes your estimate and picks up the phone with answers on install day.
What our gutter work covers
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One-piece aluminum gutters
We form gutters on site from a coil of aluminum and cut each run to length as a single piece. With no joints along the straight sections, there are far fewer places to leak. Joints only land at corners and end caps, and those get sealed.
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Gutters sized to your roof
Plenty of homes do fine with 5-inch K-style gutters. Large or steep roof sections, or a valley that dumps a lot of water into one corner, often need 6-inch gutters and larger 3x4 downspouts. We measure before we pick.
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Hangers and slope
Hidden hangers get screwed into the fascia about every two feet, so the gutter holds up under heavy rain and ice. We set a steady slope toward each downspout so water keeps moving instead of sitting.
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Downspouts that drain somewhere useful
We put downspouts where the ground lets water run off, then add extensions or splash blocks to carry it away from the foundation and walkways.
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Gutter repair
Resealing leaky corners, rehanging sagging runs, swapping out sections bent by hail or a falling limb, and clearing clogged downspouts.
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A look at the fascia behind it
When an old gutter comes down, we check the board it was hung on. If the fascia is soft or rotted, we show you photos and you decide on it before anything new covers it up.
Questions about Gutters?
Call(572) 232-5994When your gutters need a look
Rain spilling over the edge
When an ordinary storm sends water over the lip, the gutter is blocked, undersized or pitched backward.
Runs that sag or pull away
A gutter that droops or leaves a gap at the house usually has hangers that are loose or rusted. Ice and soggy leaves speed up the damage.
Fascia that's stained, peeling or rotting
Dark marks or soft boards behind a gutter show water is reaching places it shouldn't, often through a leaky joint or missing drip edge.
Pooling or eroded beds near the foundation
Ruts in the mulch or water standing below a downspout mean the runoff isn't getting far enough from the house.
Leaks at seams and corners
Older sectional gutters drip where the pieces overlap. After a rain, look for a wet line on the ground beneath a corner.
How a gutter job goes
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You talk to one person
You call, describe what you're seeing and ask whatever you want. We set a time to come out. From here on, that same person is your contact.
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We measure and look closely
We walk the roof edge, measure every run, check the slope, hangers, downspouts and fascia, and take photos. You get a written estimate with each item listed and a plain answer on repair or replacement.
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Install day
We take down the old gutters, handle any fascia work you approved, form the new gutters on site and hang them. Many homes are done in a single day, and we tell you ahead of time if yours will take longer.
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Water test and cleanup
We run a hose in the gutters to check the flow at every downspout. Then we pick up scrap, screws and old metal, and walk the job with you before we leave.
What sets the price of gutters
The price mostly rides on how many feet of gutter go up and how much work it takes to hang them well on your house. Your written estimate lists each part, so you can see where the money goes. We don't post dollar figures because no two houses measure out the same.
- Length and corners
- Total feet of gutter matters most. Each inside or outside corner adds material and sealing work.
- Gutter and downspout size
- Six-inch gutters and 3x4 downspouts cost more than 5-inch and 2x3, but they are worth it on roofs that shed a lot of water.
- Height and access
- Two-story walls, steep yards and tight spots next to fences or decks take more ladder time and setup.
- Fascia condition
- Rotted boards have to be replaced before new gutters go up. You won't know for sure until the old gutter comes off, which is why we photograph it and talk to you first.
- Guards and extras
- Gutter guards, extra downspouts and longer extensions all add to the job. We only suggest them where they solve a real problem.
Common gutter questions
Should I fix my gutters or replace them?
When the metal is solid and the trouble is a few loose hangers or leaking corners, fixing them is usually the smarter spend. When runs are rusted out, badly bent or sectional with a leak at every seam, new one-piece gutters tend to cost less in the long run than repeated patching. We show you photos and lay out both choices when both are reasonable.
Are gutter guards worth it?
It depends. With large trees near the roof and gutter cleaning several times a year, guards can earn their keep. In an open yard, they often aren't worth paying for. We'll give you a straight answer for your house.
Is it smart to do new gutters along with a new roof?
Often, yes. A roof replacement includes new drip edge, and that's the best moment to hang new gutters snug against it. If your current gutters are still good, we can remove them and reinstall them instead.
Can hail-dented gutters go on a storm claim?
Dents in gutters and downspouts frequently show up on hail claims next to roof damage. We can photograph the dents and tell you what we see, but coverage is up to your adjuster. Our storm damage repair page explains more about how that goes.
Do you stand behind your gutter work?
Yes. If something we put up leaks or works loose because of how we installed it, you call the same person who handled your job and we come back to look at it.
What makes you a safe choice to hire?
We're happy to answer any question about our work before you choose. Everything is also put in writing before the job begins.
Get your gutters draining the right way
Tell us what you're seeing when it rains. We'll set up a visit, measure your home and walk you through the options, with one person handling it from start to finish.