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You’re not just getting rain gutters hung on your house. You’re getting a system that channels water exactly where it needs to go, keeps ice dams from forming along your roofline, and stops foundation erosion before it starts.
When gutters fail in Hillsborough, it’s not subtle. You get water pooling near your foundation, ice buildup tearing at your fascia, and that slow creep of damage that costs thousands to fix later. Seamless gutter installation eliminates the weak points—no joints, no leaks, no sagging sections that give out after one heavy snow.
The difference shows up in February when your neighbors are dealing with ice dams and you’re not. It shows up again in spring when runoff gets directed away from your landscaping instead of turning your yard into a swamp. And it definitely shows up when you’re not climbing a ladder twice a year to scoop out debris because you had gutter guards installed from the start.
We’re not new to New Hampshire winters or what they do to homes. We’ve been installing gutters, roofing, and siding across the region for over a decade, and we’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor—which means we meet standards most companies don’t.
Hillsborough homeowners deal with specific challenges: heavy snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles that wreck inferior materials, and oak and pine debris that clogs gutters faster than you can clean them. We size downspouts larger, space hangers closer, and use heavier-gauge aluminum because we know what holds up here and what doesn’t.
You’re not getting a crew that learned gutters in a different climate. You’re getting installers who’ve seen what fails in New Hampshire and built their process around preventing it.
First, we come out and measure your roofline. We’re looking at pitch, fascia condition, and how water’s currently draining—or not draining. If your old gutters are sagging or pulling away, we’ll tell you why and what needs to happen before new ones go up.
Next, we fabricate your seamless gutters on-site. That means continuous runs with no seams except at corners—fewer joints, fewer leak points, stronger overall performance. We’re using heavy-gauge aluminum with a finish that won’t fade or chalk out after a few seasons.
Installation typically takes one day. We remove your old gutters, install the new system with proper slope and hanger spacing, integrate gutter guards if you want them, and test water flow before we leave. Then we clean up completely—magnet sweep for screws, haul away all debris, leave your property how we found it.
You get a lifetime warranty on labor. That’s not marketing talk—it’s coverage on the installation work itself, which tells you how confident we are that it’s going to hold up.
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Every rain gutter installation includes removal of your existing system, on-site fabrication of seamless gutters cut to exact lengths, and professional installation with concealed hangers spaced for New Hampshire snow loads. We’re not using the standard 24-inch spacing—we go tighter because the weight of wet snow demands it.
Downspouts get sized based on your roof area and pitch. Most homes in Hillsborough need larger downspouts than what’s typical in other regions because of the volume of runoff during spring melt and heavy storms. We also extend downspouts away from your foundation—not just to ground level, but far enough that water actually drains away from the structure.
Gutter guard installation is available and honestly recommended. Hillsborough’s tree cover means constant debris, and gutter guards reduce maintenance from twice a year to almost never. They also prevent ice buildup in the gutters themselves by allowing water to flow while blocking leaves and pine needles.
You’re also getting a full cleanup when we’re done. We haul away old gutters, sweep for metal debris, and make sure your landscaping isn’t torn up. The goal is for you to look at your house when we leave and just see new gutters—not a mess.
Gutter installation cost in New Hampshire typically runs between $12 and $25 per linear foot, depending on materials, gutter guards, and how much prep work your fascia needs. Most homes in Hillsborough fall somewhere in the middle of that range.
If your fascia boards are rotted or damaged, that gets addressed first—you can’t hang new gutters on bad wood and expect them to hold. Same goes for homes that need additional downspouts or extensions to properly manage water flow. We’ll walk you through what’s required during the estimate so there aren’t surprises later.
Gutter guards add to the upfront cost but cut your maintenance way down. For most homeowners, that trade-off makes sense, especially if you’re tired of cleaning gutters twice a year or paying someone else to do it.
Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site in continuous sections with no joints except at corners and downspouts. Sectional gutters come in pre-cut pieces that get joined together every ten feet, and those seams are where leaks, sagging, and failure happen.
In New Hampshire, sectional gutters don’t hold up. The freeze-thaw cycle works water into those seams, expanding and contracting until the sealant fails. You end up with leaks, then rust, then full replacement sooner than you should. Seamless gutters eliminate that problem entirely.
They also look cleaner. No visible seams, no mismatched sections, just smooth runs that follow your roofline. And because they’re custom-made for your house, the fit is exact—not approximated with sectional pieces that kind of work.
Gutters don’t prevent ice dams by themselves—they’re part of a system that includes attic insulation and ventilation. But properly installed rain gutters with gutter guards do reduce the conditions that make ice dams worse.
Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow unevenly, and that meltwater refreezes at the roof’s edge. If your gutters are clogged or poorly installed, that ice has nowhere to go and builds up fast. Clean, free-flowing gutters let meltwater drain instead of pooling and freezing.
Gutter guards keep debris out so water can move even during freeze-thaw cycles. Larger downspouts—which we install as standard—also handle higher volumes of runoff during spring melt. The real prevention comes from proper attic insulation, but gutters are the last line of defense when everything else is working right.
You don’t need them, but you’ll save yourself a lot of hassle if you get them. Hillsborough has heavy tree cover—oak, pine, maple—and that means constant debris in your gutters. Without guards, you’re cleaning them out at least twice a year, and probably more if you’ve got pines dropping needles year-round.
Gutter guards block leaves, twigs, and pine needles while letting water flow through. That means fewer clogs, less standing water in your gutters, and less ice buildup in winter. Most homeowners who install them report saving four to eight hours per year on maintenance, which adds up fast.
They also extend the life of your gutters. Debris holds moisture, and moisture causes rust and deterioration. Guards keep that debris out, so your gutters stay cleaner and last longer. For the cost difference upfront, it’s usually worth it.
Most gutter installations in Hillsborough take one day from start to finish. We show up, remove your old gutters, fabricate and install the new seamless system, test everything, and clean up before we leave.
Larger homes or jobs that require fascia repair might take longer, but we’ll tell you that upfront during the estimate. The goal is always to minimize disruption—we’re not leaving your house half-done or coming back multiple times unless the scope actually requires it.
One-day installation also means less exposure to weather. We’re not leaving your roofline open overnight or across a weekend. New gutters go up, old ones come down, and you’re protected by the end of the day.
We fix it before installing new gutters. Fascia boards are what gutters attach to, and if they’re rotted or damaged, new gutters won’t hold. You’ll end up with sagging, pulling, and eventual failure—sometimes within the first year.
During the estimate, we check fascia condition and let you know if repairs are needed. Most of the time it’s isolated sections, not the entire roofline, so the added cost is manageable. We handle the fascia work as part of the job so you’re not coordinating with multiple contractors.
Fascia damage usually happens because old gutters were leaking or overflowing, so it’s not uncommon to find it during gutter replacement. The good news is that once it’s repaired and new gutters are installed correctly, it won’t happen again.
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