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You’re not dealing with gutters because you want to. You’re dealing with them because water is pooling near your foundation, your basement has flooded, or you’re tired of climbing ladders every fall to pull out wet leaves and shingle grit.
Good rain gutter installation fixes that. Water gets channeled away from your foundation before it can seep into your basement or erode the soil around your home. Your landscaping doesn’t get washed out every spring. You’re not replacing rotted fascia boards or repainting water-stained siding.
Seamless gutters mean no joints where debris gets stuck and no seams that split open after two New Hampshire winters. Everything is fabricated on-site, custom-fit to your roofline, and installed with heavy-gauge materials that don’t buckle under snow loads. You get a system that works when it rains in April and when ice builds up in January.
We’ve been handling gutter services across Rockingham County since 2012. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict standards for quality and reliability—not just on roofing, but across every part of your home’s exterior envelope.
Fremont homes deal with the same weather patterns we see across southern New Hampshire: freeze-thaw cycles that create ice dams, heavy spring rains that test your drainage, and fall debris that clogs up sectional gutter systems. We’ve installed seamless gutter systems on colonials, capes, and ranches throughout the area, and we know what holds up and what fails after the first winter.
You’re working with a licensed, insured contractor who shows up on time, finishes in a day, and cleans up completely before we leave. No debris left in your driveway, no nails in your lawn.
We start with a site visit to measure your roofline and check your fascia boards. If the fascia is rotted or weak, we’ll tell you before we install anything—because new gutters won’t hold if the wood behind them is compromised.
On installation day, we fabricate your seamless gutters on-site using a machine-bent system that creates one continuous piece of heavy-gauge aluminum for each section. No seams means no weak points where leaks start or debris gets trapped. We custom-fit everything to your home’s exact measurements, then secure the system with hidden hangers spaced properly to handle snow loads.
Downspouts get positioned to move water at least five feet away from your foundation. If you’re adding gutter guard installation, we integrate that during the same visit so you’re not dealing with leaf buildup down the road. The whole process typically takes one day. We remove your old gutters, haul everything away, and sweep the area with magnets to pick up any stray screws or fasteners. You’re left with a clean site and a gutter system that’s ready for the next storm.
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You’re getting seamless rain gutters fabricated from .032″ thick aluminum—not the thin .019″ material sold at home improvement stores that dents when a ladder leans against it. Thicker material means your gutters hold their shape under snow loads and don’t bend when ice forms along the edges.
Every installation includes a five-year workmanship warranty and a 20-year manufacturer’s warranty on materials. Mitered corners give you a clean, finished look without visible seams. Downspouts are positioned based on your home’s drainage patterns, not just wherever it’s easiest to install them.
In Fremont, NH, that often means accounting for soil composition and grading issues common in southern Rockingham County. Homes built on sloped lots need different downspout placement than homes on flat terrain. We adjust for that during the install so water doesn’t pool near your foundation or run back toward your basement.
If you’re adding gutter guards, we install reverse-curve or micro-mesh systems designed to handle New Hampshire winters. These guards prevent ice dams by allowing melting snow to drain while keeping out pine needles and oak leaves. You’re not cleaning gutters twice a year anymore.
Most seamless gutter installation projects in Fremont run between $1,200 and $2,500 depending on your home’s size, roofline complexity, and whether you’re adding gutter guards. A typical ranch might be on the lower end. A two-story colonial with multiple valleys and corners costs more because there’s more material and labor involved.
You’re paying for custom fabrication, professional installation, and materials that last. The .032″ heavy-gauge aluminum we use costs more than store-bought sectional gutters, but it doesn’t fail at the seams after three years. Seamless systems also mean fewer service calls and less maintenance over time.
If your fascia boards need repair before we can install, that’s additional work. We’ll identify that during the estimate so there are no surprises on installation day. The upfront cost is higher than a DIY sectional system, but you’re avoiding the ongoing repair costs that come with inferior materials and improper installation.
You don’t need them, but they make sense if you’re tired of cleaning gutters twice a year or if your home is surrounded by oak, pine, or maple trees. Gutter guard installation keeps out leaves and pine needles while still allowing water to flow through during heavy rain.
In Fremont, the bigger benefit is ice dam prevention. Reverse-curve gutter guards help melting snow drain off your roof instead of refreezing at the gutter line. That reduces the ice buildup that leads to roof leaks and water damage inside your attic.
Not all guards work the same way. Cheap snap-on screens clog up just as fast as open gutters. We install micro-mesh or reverse-curve systems that are designed for New England weather. You’ll still want to inspect your gutters once a year, but you’re not up on a ladder pulling out handfuls of wet debris every October.
Most gutter installation projects are completed in one day. We show up in the morning, remove your old gutters if needed, fabricate and install the new seamless system, and finish cleanup by late afternoon.
Larger homes or complex rooflines might extend into a second day, but that’s rare. The key is that we fabricate everything on-site, so there’s no waiting for materials to arrive or multiple trips to get the fit right.
You’re not left with a half-finished job or tarps covering your fascia for a week. We complete the work, test the drainage, haul away all the old materials, and sweep the area before we leave. If we’re installing gutter guards at the same time, that’s done during the same visit.
Sectional gutters are sold in pre-cut lengths that get pieced together with brackets and sealant. Every seam is a potential failure point. Over time, the sealant breaks down, the sections separate, and you get leaks. In a typical 32-foot run, you’ll have at least three seams that need maintenance.
Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site from one continuous piece of aluminum. There are no seams along the length of each section, so there’s nowhere for debris to collect and no joints that can split apart. The only seams are at the corners, and those are mitered and sealed properly during installation.
Seamless systems cost more upfront, but they last longer and require less maintenance. You’re not re-sealing joints every few years or dealing with leaks that start at the seams. For New Hampshire weather, where freeze-thaw cycles stress every weak point in your gutter system, seamless is the better choice.
New gutters alone won’t prevent ice dams—but properly installed rain gutter systems with the right guards and adequate attic ventilation make a significant difference. Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that water refreezes at the cold roof edge where your gutters sit.
Seamless gutters with reverse-curve guards allow melting snow to drain instead of pooling and refreezing. That reduces the ice buildup along your roofline. But if your attic insulation is inadequate or your ventilation is poor, you’ll still get ice dams no matter what gutters you install.
We’ll tell you during the estimate if your ice dam problem is related to gutters or if it’s an attic insulation issue. Sometimes it’s both. Installing new gutters is part of the solution, but it works best when combined with proper attic airflow and insulation. If you’re dealing with recurring ice dams every winter, we can walk you through what needs to happen to actually fix it.
We handle both gutter repair and full replacement. If your gutters are sagging or you have a small leak at a corner, that’s often repairable. We’ll re-secure the hangers, reseal the joints, and get everything draining properly again.
But if your gutters are old sectional systems with multiple failing seams, or if the aluminum is thin and dented in several places, repair isn’t worth it. You’ll spend money on a fix that only lasts another year or two. At that point, replacing with seamless gutters makes more sense.
We’ll give you an honest assessment during the site visit. If a repair will hold up, we’ll tell you. If you’re better off replacing the system, we’ll explain why. You’re not getting upsold on a full replacement if a repair will actually solve the problem.
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