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You’re looking at gutter installation because something’s not working. Maybe water’s pooling around your foundation after every storm. Maybe your current gutters sag, leak at the seams, or overflow every time it rains hard.
Here’s what changes when your rain gutters actually do their job. Water flows exactly where it should—away from your foundation, your siding, your landscaping. No more erosion eating away at your yard. No more moisture creeping into your basement.
Auburn gets hit with everything New Hampshire weather throws at it. Heavy spring rains that test every seam. Winter ice that builds up and pulls gutters off homes. When your gutter system is fabricated on-site to fit your exact roofline, there are no weak points where sections connect. The water keeps moving, even when storms dump inches in an afternoon.
You stop climbing ladders to clear clogs every few months. You stop worrying about what the next freeze-thaw cycle will do. Your home’s value stays protected because the bones of the house—the foundation, the framing, the structure—stay dry.
We’ve been installing seamless gutters and handling exterior remodeling in Auburn since 2012. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we’ve met strict standards for quality work and customer service—not just once, but consistently.
You won’t find us cutting corners to save a few bucks or finish faster. Our focus is on doing the job right, even when that costs more or takes longer. We fabricate your gutters on-site, custom-fit to your home’s measurements, because that’s what eliminates the leaks and failures you see with pre-cut sectional systems.
Auburn homeowners know their properties are investments worth protecting. With a median home value well above state averages and most houses built in the 1980s, you need contractors who understand what’s at stake. We do the work like it’s our own house—because your satisfaction matters more than rushing to the next job.
First, we come to your property and assess your roofline, drainage patterns, and what your home actually needs. Not every house needs the same setup. We measure everything precisely because seamless gutter installation only works when the measurements are exact.
Next, we fabricate your gutters on-site using our equipment. This isn’t about connecting pre-made sections with joints that eventually leak. We’re creating continuous runs of aluminum gutter that match your home’s exact dimensions. You pick the color. We handle the engineering.
Then comes installation. We mount your new gutter system at the correct pitch so water flows naturally toward downspouts. We position downspouts to direct water away from your foundation—not just off the roof. If you’re adding gutter guards, we install those during this phase so you’re protected from clogs right from day one.
After installation, we test water flow and make sure everything drains properly. We clean up completely. You get a system that’s ready for the next rainstorm, and you know exactly what warranty covers your installation and materials.
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Your gutter installation includes seamless aluminum gutters fabricated to your home’s exact specifications. We’re not measuring twice and hoping it fits—we’re building your system on your property so there’s no guesswork.
You get properly positioned downspouts that move water at least six feet away from your foundation. That matters in Auburn, where spring rainfall and snowmelt can dump serious water volume in short periods. Between 1980 and 2024, New Hampshire saw 21 billion-dollar weather disasters. Your drainage system needs to handle real conditions, not average days.
We include gutter guard installation if you want to eliminate the ladder work and constant cleaning. Auburn’s tree cover means leaves, pine needles, and debris. Guards keep that stuff out while letting water through.
Every installation comes with our workmanship guarantee and manufacturer warranties on materials. You’re not guessing whether this will hold up. We use quality materials because we’ve seen what happens when contractors cheap out—callbacks, failures, and unhappy customers. Our job is to install rain gutters that still work perfectly five years from now.
Most Auburn gutter installations run between $1,500 and $3,500 depending on your home’s size, roofline complexity, and what materials you choose. A straightforward ranch with simple rooflines costs less than a two-story colonial with multiple valleys and corners.
Seamless aluminum gutters typically cost around $6-9 per linear foot installed. That includes materials, fabrication, labor, and downspouts. If you’re adding gutter guards, expect another $8-15 per linear foot depending on the system quality.
Here’s what affects your final price: total linear footage, number of corners and downspouts needed, roof height, and whether we’re removing old gutters first. We give you an exact quote after measuring your property—not a range or estimate that changes later. You’ll know the real number before we start work.
Sectional gutters come in pre-cut pieces—usually 10-foot sections—that get joined together with connectors and sealed at the seams. Seamless gutters are fabricated on-site in continuous runs that match your exact roofline length, with no seams except at corners.
Those seams in sectional systems are where problems start. Every joint is a potential leak point. Sealant breaks down over time from temperature swings, UV exposure, and water pressure. You end up with drips, then streams, then sections pulling apart.
Seamless systems eliminate that failure point. Water flows through continuous aluminum with nowhere to leak until it reaches the downspout. You get better performance, longer lifespan, and cleaner appearance. The upfront cost is slightly higher, but you’re not replacing sections or resealing joints every few years. For Auburn’s weather—freeze-thaw cycles, heavy rain events, ice buildup—seamless is the only system that makes sense long-term.
You can absolutely clean gutters yourself if you’re comfortable on ladders and don’t mind doing it 3-4 times per year. Most Auburn homeowners with mature trees need cleaning in late spring, mid-summer, fall, and sometimes after winter if there’s debris buildup.
Here’s the reality: gutter cleaning is messy, wet work that puts you on a ladder reaching into decomposing leaves. People fall every year doing this. If your home is two stories or has steep roof pitches, the risk goes up.
Gutter guards—quality ones, not the cheap mesh that clogs itself—reduce cleaning frequency to once every few years instead of multiple times annually. You’re trading the upfront installation cost for not spending your weekends on ladder duty. They also prevent clogs that cause overflow and ice dam formation during winter. If you value your time and prefer not to risk ladder falls, guards pay for themselves in convenience alone. If you genuinely don’t mind the maintenance, you can skip them and save the money.
Most residential gutter installations in Auburn take one to two days depending on your home’s size and complexity. A single-story ranch with straightforward rooflines usually wraps up in a full day. Two-story colonials or homes with multiple roof valleys, dormers, and complex drainage needs might take two days.
We’re fabricating your seamless gutters on-site, which takes time but ensures perfect fit. We’re not rushing through installation to hit some arbitrary deadline. Proper pitch matters. Secure mounting matters. Downspout positioning matters. Doing this right takes the time it takes.
Weather can extend timelines—we don’t install gutters in rain or when temperatures drop too low for proper sealant curing. You’ll get a realistic timeline during your consultation based on your specific property. Once we start, we finish completely before we leave. No half-done jobs or coming back weeks later for touch-ups.
Properly installed rain gutters are one of the most effective ways to prevent foundation water damage and basement moisture—but only if the entire system works correctly. Gutters alone aren’t enough. You need gutters that don’t leak, downspouts positioned correctly, and water directed away from your foundation.
When water pours off your roof without gutters, or when gutters overflow, thousands of gallons saturate the soil around your foundation. That water finds cracks, seeps into basements, and causes erosion that undermines your foundation over time. Auburn gets about 48 inches of rain annually—that’s a lot of water hitting your foundation if it’s not controlled.
New seamless gutters channel that water into downspouts. We extend those downspouts to discharge at least six feet from your foundation, preferably into proper drainage areas. The water goes where it should instead of pooling against your basement walls. This doesn’t fix existing foundation cracks or drainage issues, but it stops making them worse and prevents new problems. If you’re already dealing with water in your basement, gutters are part of the solution—along with proper grading and possibly foundation waterproofing.
New Hampshire winters test every gutter system. Snow accumulation adds weight. Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that water refreezes at the roof edge. When gutters fill with ice, the weight can pull them right off your fascia if they’re not properly secured.
Quality gutter installation means using heavy-duty hangers spaced correctly to support winter loads. We don’t use the minimum number of hangers—we use what’s needed for Auburn’s snow loads. Your gutters need to handle the weight without sagging or detaching.
Gutter guards help here too. When gutters fill with wet leaves and debris before winter, that material freezes solid and blocks drainage. Spring melt has nowhere to go, so it backs up under shingles or overflows. Clean gutters with guards installed let winter melt drain properly instead of creating ice dams. Proper attic insulation and ventilation matter too—that’s what prevents the heat loss that causes ice dams in the first place. But your gutter system needs to be built strong enough to survive the freeze-thaw cycles we get every winter without failing.
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