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You’re not buying gutters because they look nice. You’re buying them because water pooling around your foundation costs thousands to fix. Because basement moisture turns into mold problems. Because your landscaping shouldn’t wash away every spring.
Wilton gets 46 inches of rain a year—more than the national average. Add 68 inches of snow, freeze-thaw cycles, and the fact that New Hampshire’s been getting nearly 7 extra inches of precipitation annually since 2005, and you’ve got a recipe for serious water damage if your gutters aren’t doing their job.
The right rain gutter installation means water goes where it’s supposed to. Away from your foundation. Away from your basement walls. Away from the framing behind your siding. That’s what protects your investment long-term.
We’ve been handling home improvement projects across New Hampshire and Massachusetts for over a decade. We’re Owens Corning Preferred Contractors, which means we’ve met strict standards for quality and reliability—not just once, but consistently.
We live and work in these communities. We know what New Hampshire winters do to homes. We’ve seen what happens when gutters fail during spring runoff or when ice builds up because the system wasn’t installed right the first time.
Our gutter services in Wilton aren’t about cutting corners to hit a price point. We use heavy-gauge aluminum that won’t dent and sag. We fabricate seamless gutters on-site so they fit your home exactly. And we back our work with a 20-year manufacturer warranty and a 5-year installation warranty because we’re not interested in callbacks.
First, we come out and assess your home. We’re looking at roof pitch, fascia condition, where water’s currently going, and what problems you’re dealing with now. This isn’t a cookie-cutter estimate—every home in Wilton has different drainage needs.
Next, we fabricate your seamless gutters on-site. No pre-cut sections with seams that leak in two years. We custom-fit the system to your roofline, which means fewer weak points and better performance when New Hampshire weather hits hard.
Installation means setting the correct pitch so water flows toward downspouts without pooling. We use secure hangers that won’t pull away under snow load. We seal everything properly. And we make sure downspouts direct water far enough from your foundation to actually matter.
After we’re done, you’ve got a system built to handle torrential spring rains, heavy snow, ice buildup, and everything else this region throws at homes. You’re not calling us back in three years because something failed.
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We’re installing seamless gutters made from .032-gauge aluminum—thicker than the cheap stuff that dents when a ladder leans against it. These are built for New Hampshire winters where snow load and ice aren’t optional considerations.
You’re getting custom fabrication that fits your home’s exact measurements. On-site fabrication means no gaps, no unnecessary seams, and no weak points where leaks start. We’re also setting up proper downspout placement so water actually moves away from your foundation and landscaping.
If you want gutter guard installation, we’ll talk through whether it makes sense for your property. Some homes in Wilton deal with heavy tree coverage and constant debris. Others don’t need it. We’re not upselling—we’re recommending what actually works for your situation.
And you’re getting real warranties: 20 years on materials, 5 years on installation. That’s not fine print protection. That’s coverage that matters if something goes wrong, which it shouldn’t if the job’s done right from the start.
Gutter installation in Wilton typically runs between $5 and $11 per linear foot, depending on the material, gauge, and complexity of your roofline. Most homes need 150 to 200 linear feet of gutters, which puts total project costs somewhere between $2,800 and $5,200 for a complete system.
That’s not a small investment, but compare it to foundation repair (often $10,000+), basement waterproofing ($3,000-$8,000), or replacing rotted fascia and siding. Proper rain gutter installation prevents those problems entirely.
We give free estimates because your home’s different from your neighbor’s. Roof pitch, fascia condition, number of corners, downspout placement—it all affects the final number. You’ll get an exact price before we start, not a surprise bill at the end.
Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site in one continuous piece for each section of your roofline. Regular sectional gutters come in pre-cut lengths that get pieced together with seams every 10 feet or so.
Those seams are where leaks start. Sealant breaks down. Sections separate slightly. Water finds a way through. With seamless gutter installation, you’ve only got seams at corners and downspouts—places where they’re unavoidable and can be properly sealed.
Seamless systems also look cleaner and perform better long-term. They’re the standard for professional gutter services in New Hampshire because they hold up better against freeze-thaw cycles and heavy precipitation. If you’re paying for new gutters, seamless is worth the small upcharge over sectional.
Most gutter installation projects in Wilton take one to two days, depending on your home’s size and complexity. A straightforward ranch with simple rooflines? We’re usually done in a day. A two-story colonial with multiple roof sections, valleys, and dormers? That’s closer to two days.
We’re not rushing to hit a timeline. We’re making sure the pitch is correct, hangers are secure, and everything’s sealed properly. Cutting corners to finish faster just means you’re dealing with problems later.
Weather can affect the schedule—we’re not installing gutters in a downpour or when it’s too cold for sealant to cure properly. But once we start, we finish the job completely. You’re not left with half-installed gutters and a tarp over your house.
It depends on your property. If you’ve got oak trees, maples, or pines dropping leaves and needles onto your roof year-round, gutter guards can save you from cleaning gutters three or four times a year. That’s $200-$300 annually in maintenance costs, plus the hassle and safety risk of climbing a ladder.
But if your home doesn’t have heavy tree coverage, you might not need them. Some homeowners in Wilton clean their gutters once or twice a year and that’s manageable. Gutter guard installation adds to the upfront cost, so it should solve a real problem you’re actually dealing with.
We’ll assess your situation during the estimate. If guards make sense, we’ll recommend them. If they don’t, we won’t push them. The goal is a system that works for your home specifically, not a one-size-fits-all upsell.
Bad gutter installation causes the exact problems you’re trying to prevent. If the pitch is wrong, water pools instead of flowing toward downspouts. That leads to overflow during heavy rain, which dumps water right next to your foundation.
If hangers aren’t spaced correctly or secured properly, gutters sag under snow load. New Hampshire winters are hard on improperly installed systems—we see gutters literally ripped off homes after heavy snow and ice buildup.
And if seams aren’t sealed right or downspouts don’t extend far enough from the foundation, you’re still getting water damage to your basement, landscaping, and siding. You’ve spent money on new gutters but you’re not actually protected.
That’s why professional gutter installation matters. We’ve been doing this since 2012. We know how to set pitch, secure hangers for NH weather, and make sure your system actually performs when it needs to. You’re not gambling on whether it was done right.
Look for visible sagging, especially after snow melts. Check for rust spots, holes, or cracks—those don’t fix themselves. If you’re seeing water stains on your siding below the gutters or pooling near your foundation after rain, your system isn’t doing its job.
Peeling paint on gutters or fascia boards is another sign. So is separation at the seams or gutters pulling away from the house. These aren’t cosmetic issues—they mean water’s going where it shouldn’t.
If you’re cleaning your gutters multiple times a year and they’re still overflowing, or if they’re more than 20 years old, replacement is probably smarter than ongoing repairs. Old sectional gutters with failing seams cost more to maintain than new seamless gutters cost to install.
We’ll give you an honest assessment during the free estimate. Sometimes repairs make sense. Often, especially with older systems, starting fresh with seamless gutter installation saves you money and headaches long-term.
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