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Water pooling around your foundation cracks concrete. It seeps into basements. It rots siding and creates mold you can’t see until it’s expensive.
A properly installed rain gutter system moves thousands of gallons away from your home every year. That’s the difference between a dry basement and a flooded one. Between a solid foundation and hairline cracks that turn into structural problems.
Seamless gutters shaped on-site mean fewer joints, less maintenance, and better performance when snow melts or storms hit. You’re not climbing ladders every fall. You’re not dealing with sagging sections pulling away from your roofline. You get a system designed for Greenland’s weather—not just installed and forgotten.
We’ve spent nearly 35 years installing gutter systems across New Hampshire. We’re not a national franchise. We’re a local, family-owned company that knows what Greenland homes deal with—coastal humidity, heavy snow loads, and freeze-thaw cycles that destroy poorly installed gutters.
We’re fully insured and an authorized Englert RainPro installer. That means professional-grade materials, not big-box alternatives. We source from American suppliers, prioritizing New Hampshire and New England businesses first.
When you call, you’re talking to people who’ve seen what happens when gutters fail in this climate. And we install systems that don’t.
We start with an assessment of your roofline, drainage patterns, and any existing water issues. Not every home needs the same setup. Downspout placement matters. Pitch matters. Hanger spacing matters when you’re dealing with snow weight.
Once we’ve mapped out the system, we fabricate seamless gutters on-site using specialized equipment. This isn’t sectional material pieced together—it’s custom-fit to your exact measurements. We install with proper slope to prevent standing water and use heavy-gauge aluminum built for New Hampshire winters.
After installation, we clean up completely. That means hauling away old gutters, sweeping for screws with a magnet, and leaving your property cleaner than we found it. You get a 20-year manufacturer’s warranty and a 5-year installation warranty. If something goes wrong, we handle it.
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Your new gutter system includes seamless aluminum or copper gutters in the color that matches your home. We’re not limited to white and brown. Downspouts are sized appropriately—not undersized to save a few bucks. Hangers are spaced closer than standard to handle snow load without sagging.
Greenland sits between Portsmouth and Hampton, which means coastal weather patterns and salt air. We account for that. Materials are rust-resistant and built to last in humid conditions. If you want gutter guards, we install those too—cutting down on the debris from fall leaves and spring pollen.
Every installation includes full cleanup and debris removal. We’re not leaving a mess in your driveway or old gutters piled in your yard. You’re paying for a complete job, and that’s what you get. This is preventive maintenance that costs less than fixing foundation damage, basement flooding, or rotted fascia boards later.
If your gutters are sagging, pulling away from the house, or have visible rust and holes, replacement makes more sense than patching. Sectional gutters with leaking seams are another sign—you’re better off upgrading to seamless.
Look for water stains on your siding or pooling near your foundation after it rains. Those are symptoms of a gutter system that’s not doing its job. Cracks in your foundation or basement moisture are late-stage problems that mean your gutters have been failing for a while.
We’ll assess what you’ve got and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the right move. Sometimes it’s just a downspout issue. Sometimes the whole system needs to go. We’re not upselling you—we’re giving you the option that actually solves the problem.
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 joints and seams. Those seams are where leaks start.
Fewer seams mean fewer weak points. Water flows better. Debris doesn’t catch as easily. Maintenance drops because you’re not dealing with separating joints or caulk that fails after a few freeze-thaw cycles.
Seamless systems also look cleaner. No visible seams breaking up the line of your roofline. And because they’re custom-fit, they match your home’s exact measurements—not close enough. In New Hampshire’s climate, that difference matters when snow piles up or ice forms.
Most residential gutter installations in Greenland take one to two days, depending on the size of your home and the complexity of the roofline. A straightforward ranch might be done in a day. A two-story colonial with multiple valleys and angles takes longer.
We’re not rushing the job to move on to the next one. Proper pitch, secure fastening, and correct downspout placement take time. If we’re removing old gutters first, that adds a few hours for safe removal and disposal.
Weather can delay things—we’re not installing gutters in a downpour or when ice is forming. But once we start, we finish. You’re not left with half a system while we disappear for a week. We schedule realistically and show up when we say we will.
Gutter guards aren’t necessary for everyone, but they make sense if you’ve got a lot of trees near your house or you’re not interested in climbing a ladder twice a year. Greenland has plenty of mature trees—oak, maple, pine—and they all drop debris.
Good gutter guards keep out leaves and pine needles while letting water through. That means less frequent cleaning and less chance of clogs causing overflow. They also reduce ice dam formation because water flows more consistently instead of getting trapped behind debris.
Cheap guards don’t work. They clog themselves or let small debris through. We install quality systems that actually perform. If you’d rather skip them and handle seasonal cleaning yourself, that’s fine too. We’re not pushing products you don’t need—we’re giving you the option that fits your situation.
New Hampshire winters are hard on gutters. Heavy snow and ice can bend hangers, pull gutters away from fascia boards, or cause sagging if the system wasn’t installed with enough support. That’s why we space hangers closer than standard and use heavy-gauge materials.
If damage happens, your 5-year installation warranty covers issues related to how the system was installed. Manufacturer defects are covered for 20 years. Acts of nature—like a tree branch falling on your gutter—aren’t covered by warranty, but we can assess and repair the damage.
Proper installation prevents most winter damage. Gutters pitched correctly don’t hold standing water that freezes and expands. Downspouts placed strategically move melt away from your foundation before it refreezes. We build systems that handle what Greenland winters throw at them, not just average conditions.
Cost depends on the size of your home, the material you choose, and whether you’re adding gutter guards. Aluminum is the most common and cost-effective. Copper costs more but lasts longer and develops a patina some homeowners prefer.
Linear footage is the main factor. A typical single-story home might need 150 to 200 feet of gutters. Two-story homes or homes with complex rooflines need more. Downspouts, corners, and custom color choices affect the final number too.
We give you a clear estimate after assessing your home—no vague ranges or surprise charges later. You’re paying for materials that last, professional installation, complete cleanup, and warranties that mean something. Cheaper options exist, but they don’t include the same quality or service. We’re upfront about what you’re getting for your money.
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