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You stop worrying about water pooling around your foundation every time it rains. Your basement stays dry during spring snowmelt and nor’easters. The soil under your driveway and walkways stops eroding.
That’s what happens when rain gutters actually work the way they’re supposed to. Water flows off your roof, through properly pitched channels, and away from everything that matters. No overflow. No ice dams backing up under your shingles. No climbing a ladder twice a year to scoop out wet leaves and pine needles.
Hampton homes deal with specific challenges. Coastal wind. Freeze-thaw cycles all winter. Heavy tree coverage in most neighborhoods. Your gutter system needs to handle all of it without constant maintenance or expensive repairs down the line.
We’re a licensed home improvement contractor serving Hampton and the New Hampshire Seacoast. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict standards for quality and reliability.
We fabricate seamless gutters on-site. We install gutter guards that don’t void your roof warranty. We clean up completely when we’re done, including sweeping for screws with a magnet and hauling away your old gutters.
Most of our gutter installations in Hampton finish in one day. You’re not dealing with a crew showing up for weeks. We show up, do the work right, and get out of your way.
We start by measuring your roofline and checking the current drainage situation. Where’s water going now? Where should it go? What’s the pitch of your roof, and how much runoff are we actually dealing with during a heavy rain?
Then we fabricate your seamless gutters right at your property. Heavy-gauge aluminum, custom-fit to your exact measurements. No seams means no weak points where sectional gutters typically leak and fail.
Installation includes removing your old gutters if needed, mounting the new system with proper pitch for drainage, and installing downspouts that direct water away from your foundation. If you’re adding gutter guards, we integrate those during installation so everything works together as one system.
Cleanup is part of the job. We haul away old materials, pick up every screw and fastener, and leave your property cleaner than we found it. You shouldn’t have to deal with debris after we leave.
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You get seamless aluminum gutters fabricated to your home’s exact measurements. These aren’t sectional gutters pieced together with joints that leak. One continuous piece per run means water flows where it should without finding gaps.
Hampton sits in a flood risk zone, with 15% of properties at severe risk. Your gutter system is your first line of defense against water damage. We size downspouts appropriately for your roof area and Hampton’s rainfall patterns. Coastal storms dump a lot of water fast, and your gutters need to handle that volume.
If you’re tired of cleaning gutters twice a year because of the tree coverage in your neighborhood, gutter guard installation makes sense. We install guards that keep out wet leaves, pine needles, and ice buildup while still allowing water to flow through. Most Hampton homeowners with gutter guards save 4-8 hours annually on maintenance.
Everything we install is backed by our license and insurance. You’re working with a contractor ranked in the top 8% of Massachusetts licensed contractors by BuildZoom. That matters when you’re trusting someone to work on your home.
Most residential gutter installations in Hampton finish in one day. A typical single-family home takes 6-8 hours from start to cleanup.
Larger homes or properties with complex rooflines might extend into a second day. Multi-story homes take longer than ranches. Homes with a lot of peaks, valleys, or architectural details require more precise fabrication and fitting.
We fabricate your seamless gutters on-site, which actually speeds up installation compared to hauling pre-cut sections. We measure, cut, and install in the same visit. Weather can affect timing during winter months, but we work year-round in New Hampshire and know how to handle the conditions.
Seamless gutters are fabricated as one continuous piece for each run of your roofline. Sectional gutters are pre-cut pieces joined together with connectors and sealed at the seams.
The seams in sectional gutters are where problems start. Those joints leak over time as sealant degrades. They separate during freeze-thaw cycles. They create weak points where gutters sag or pull away from your fascia.
Seamless gutters eliminate those failure points. We create them on-site using a specialized machine that forms continuous aluminum channels to your exact measurements. You still have corners and downspout connections, but you don’t have seams every 10 feet creating potential leak points. For Hampton’s weather, that durability difference matters. You’re not resealing joints every few years or dealing with separated sections after winter.
It depends on your property. If you have heavy tree coverage, gutter guards make sense. If your lot is relatively clear, you might not need them.
Most Hampton neighborhoods have mature trees. Oaks, maples, pines. That means wet leaves in fall, pine needles year-round, and seedlings in spring. Without gutter guards, you’re cleaning gutters at least twice annually, often more if you want to prevent clogs.
Gutter guards keep debris out while allowing water to flow through. You’re not eliminating maintenance completely, but you’re reducing it significantly. The homeowners we work with in Hampton who install gutter guards typically save 4-8 hours per year on ladder time. That’s worth considering if you’re tired of the maintenance cycle or uncomfortable with ladder work. Just make sure whoever installs them does it properly so you don’t void your roof warranty.
Look for sagging sections, visible holes or rust, gutters pulling away from the fascia, or water spilling over the sides during rain. Those typically mean replacement, not repair.
If you’re seeing water damage on your fascia boards or soffit, your gutters aren’t doing their job anymore. Peeling paint on the gutters themselves indicates the protective coating is failing. Cracks or splits in the gutter channels mean water is escaping before it reaches the downspouts.
Sometimes repairs work. A single damaged section can be replaced. Loose hangers can be refastened. But if your gutters are old sectional aluminum with multiple problem areas, you’re usually better off replacing the whole system. Piecemeal repairs on failing gutters end up costing more over time than installing new seamless gutters once. We’ll tell you honestly what makes sense for your situation during the estimate.
Water pools instead of draining. You get standing water that breeds mosquitoes, causes rust, and overflows during heavy rain.
Proper pitch is subtle but critical. Gutters need to slope about 1/4 inch for every 10 feet toward the downspouts. Too flat and water sits. Too steep and it looks obvious and can cause water to overshoot at the corners.
Hampton gets significant rainfall and snowmelt. If your gutters don’t drain properly, that water has nowhere to go except over the sides or through leaks. You end up with the same foundation and basement problems you installed gutters to prevent. This is why professional installation matters. We use levels and measure pitch precisely during installation. Your gutters look level to the eye but have enough slope to move water efficiently to the downspouts and away from your home.
Yes. We install gutters year-round in New Hampshire, including winter months.
Cold weather doesn’t prevent gutter installation the way it affects some other exterior work. We’re not pouring concrete or applying temperature-sensitive sealants. We’re mounting aluminum channels to your fascia and connecting downspouts.
The main consideration is working conditions for safety. Ice on the roof or extreme cold can slow things down. But most winter days in Hampton are workable for gutter installation. If you’re dealing with failing gutters causing ice dams or water damage, waiting until spring just extends the problem. We’ve installed plenty of gutter systems in January and February. The work gets done, your home is protected, and you’re not waiting months for better weather.
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