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Your gutters either work or they don’t. When they work, water flows away from your foundation, ice dams stay off your roof, and you’re not dealing with expensive emergency repairs every spring.
When they don’t work, you’re looking at foundation cracks, rotted fascia, basement moisture, and those massive icicles that make your front entrance a safety hazard. Most gutter problems trace back to poor installation—wrong pitch, improper downspout placement, or seams that trap debris and leak within a year.
Seamless gutters fabricated on-site and installed with the right pitch do what gutters are supposed to do. They move water. They last 20-30 years in New Hampshire’s climate. They protect the investment you’ve made in your home without requiring constant maintenance or seasonal panic.
Paradise Remodeling Inc is an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet requirements most contractors don’t. We’ve been handling gutter installation, replacement, and repairs across New Hampshire since 2012.
Antrim homeowners deal with heavy snow loads, ice buildup, and seasonal storms that test every part of your home’s water management system. We understand how New Hampshire weather works and what it takes to install rain gutters that hold up year after year.
We don’t cut corners to hit a price point. Quality costs more upfront, but it saves you from doing the job twice or dealing with water damage that costs exponentially more to fix.
First, we assess your roofline, measure everything, and identify where water needs to go. This includes checking your current drainage situation and any problem areas you’ve noticed—overflowing corners, foundation pooling, ice dam damage.
Next, we fabricate seamless gutters on-site to fit your home exactly. No seams means no weak points where leaks develop. We install them at the correct pitch so water flows naturally toward downspouts. We position downspouts to move water away from your foundation, not just dump it at the base of your house.
We also talk through gutter guard options if you want to reduce maintenance. Some homeowners want them, some don’t. Either way, the gutters themselves need to be installed correctly first. Once everything’s up and tested, we walk you through what we did and what you can expect going forward.
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You’re getting seamless gutter installation custom-fabricated for your home’s measurements. That means gutters cut to exact length on-site, no joints or seams that leak or collect debris.
We handle proper pitch calculation so water doesn’t pool in sections of your gutter. We install downspouts in locations that actually protect your foundation, and we make sure they extend far enough from your home to do their job. If your fascia needs repair before we install, we address that too—installing new gutters on rotted wood just creates new problems.
In Antrim, ice dams are a real concern. Proper gutter installation is part of preventing them, but it’s not the only factor. We’ll talk through your attic ventilation and insulation if we see signs that heat loss is contributing to ice buildup. Our goal is a gutter system that works with your home’s existing structure, not against it.
We also install gutter guards if that’s something you want. They reduce how often you’re cleaning gutters, but they’re not magic. You still need gutters installed correctly underneath them.
Most residential gutter installation in Antrim runs between $8 and $25 per linear foot, depending on material and your home’s specifics. A typical home with 200 linear feet of gutters costs somewhere between $1,600 and $5,000 for seamless aluminum—the most common choice in New Hampshire.
Premium materials like copper or steel cost more, sometimes $40+ per linear foot. Homes with multiple stories, complex rooflines, or fascia damage that needs repair before installation will be on the higher end. If you want gutter guards installed at the same time, that adds to the total.
We give you a clear estimate after measuring your home and understanding what you need. No surprise charges, no upselling you on things that don’t make sense for your situation.
Most gutter installations take one to two days, depending on your home’s size and complexity. A straightforward single-story home with a simple roofline usually gets done in a day. Two-story homes or homes with multiple roof sections, valleys, and corners take longer.
We fabricate seamless gutters on-site, which takes time but ensures a perfect fit. We’re not rushing through the job to get to the next one. Proper pitch, secure mounting, and correct downspout placement matter more than speed.
Weather can delay things. We’re not installing gutters in heavy rain or when temperatures drop too low for materials to seal properly. You’ll know the timeline upfront, and we’ll communicate if anything changes.
Seamless gutters are fabricated in one continuous piece for each section of your roofline. Regular sectional gutters come in pre-cut lengths that get joined together with seams and connectors. Those seams are where problems start—they leak, they trap debris, and they’re the first points to fail.
Seamless gutters eliminate that weak point. They’re custom-cut on-site to fit your home’s exact measurements, so there are no joints except at corners and downspouts. Less chance of leaks, less maintenance, longer lifespan.
Seamless costs slightly more upfront because of the fabrication equipment and expertise required, but you’re not replacing sections or resealing joints every few years. For New Hampshire’s freeze-thaw cycles, seamless is the smarter choice.
Gutter guards reduce how often you clean your gutters, but they’re not a gimmick and they’re not foolproof. If you have a lot of trees near your home—especially pine trees—guards keep needles and larger debris out. You’ll still get some fine sediment buildup over time, but it’s manageable.
If your home doesn’t have much tree coverage, you might not need guards at all. Gutters installed with the right pitch and maintained once or twice a year work fine on their own. Guards add cost, and some types create their own problems if not installed correctly—ice buildup in winter, debris sitting on top instead of inside.
We’ll assess your property and give you an honest recommendation. Some homeowners want them for peace of mind, others would rather save the money and clean gutters occasionally. Both approaches work if the gutters themselves are installed right.
Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that water refreezes at the roof edge where it’s colder. Gutters don’t cause ice dams, but clogged or improperly installed gutters make them worse. If your gutters are full of debris or pitched wrong, water backs up and freezes in place.
Signs your gutters are contributing to the problem: large icicles hanging from the gutter edge, water stains on your fascia or soffits, ice buildup that extends past the gutter onto your roof. If you’re seeing interior leaks or water damage in your attic after heavy snow, ice dams are likely involved.
Fixing this requires proper gutter installation combined with adequate attic insulation and ventilation. Gutters alone won’t solve an ice dam problem if your attic is losing heat, but they’re part of the solution. We’ll walk through what’s happening with your specific home and what needs attention.
Most gutters in New Hampshire last 20 to 30 years if they’re installed correctly and maintained. Aluminum seamless gutters—the most common type—hold up well to freeze-thaw cycles and don’t rust. Copper lasts longer, sometimes 50+ years, but costs significantly more upfront.
You’ll know it’s time to replace gutters when you see sagging sections, visible cracks or holes, rust spots, or seams pulling apart. If you’re constantly resealing joints or your gutters overflow even after cleaning, replacement makes more sense than ongoing repairs.
Poor installation shortens lifespan dramatically. Gutters installed without proper pitch, insufficient hangers, or incorrect downspout placement fail faster because they’re fighting physics every time it rains. If your gutters are less than 15 years old and already having problems, installation quality is likely the issue.
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