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You’re not paying for gutters. You’re paying to avoid foundation cracks, basement flooding, and rotted fascia boards.
When rain gutters work correctly, water flows exactly where it should – away from your house. That means your foundation stays intact. Your basement stays dry. And you’re not dealing with ice dams punching holes through your roof every winter.
Mason gets hit hard in winter. A single cubic foot of snow weighs up to 20 pounds, and when that melts with nowhere to go, it finds the weakest point in your roofline. Without gutters designed to handle that load, you’re looking at water seeping into your attic, ruining insulation, damaging drywall, and creating the perfect environment for mold.
The right gutter system stops all of that before it starts. You install once, and your home is protected year after year.
Paradise Remodeling Inc holds a Home Improvement Contractor license and we’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor. That certification isn’t easy to get – it means we’ve met strict requirements for quality and reliability.
We’ve been serving homeowners throughout Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire for years. We know what Mason winters do to poorly installed gutters. We’ve seen what happens when contractors cut corners or use subpar materials.
That’s why every gutter system we install is custom-fabricated on-site to fit your home exactly. No gaps. No leaks. No sagging sections that fail after the first heavy snow. You get seamless aluminum gutters built to handle everything New Hampshire throws at them.
First, we come out and measure your roofline. Every angle, every corner, every downspout location gets mapped out so your gutters fit perfectly.
Then we fabricate your seamless gutters right at your property using heavy-gauge aluminum. This isn’t pre-cut material we’re piecing together – it’s continuous sections custom-made for your exact measurements. That eliminates the weak points where traditional gutters leak and fail.
Installation typically takes one day. Our crew removes your old gutters if needed, installs the new system with proper pitch for drainage, and makes sure every downspout directs water well away from your foundation. We test the flow, check for any issues, and clean up completely before we leave.
You’re not left with debris in your yard or nails in your driveway. We magnet-sweep for screws, haul away all old materials, and leave your property cleaner than we found it. By the end of the day, your new gutter system is fully functional and ready for whatever weather comes next.
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Your gutter installation includes complete removal of old gutters, custom fabrication of seamless aluminum sections, and professional installation with proper slope for drainage. Every system is built to handle Mason’s climate – the heavy spring rains, summer downpours, fall leaf loads, and winter snow accumulation.
We install gutters that resist ice dam formation. That’s critical in New Hampshire, where ice dams cause thousands in damage every year. When gutters can’t handle snow melt properly, water backs up under your shingles and finds its way into your home. Our installations prevent that by ensuring consistent water flow even in freezing conditions.
You also get gutter guards if you want them. If you’re near wooded areas or dealing with pine needles and maple leaves constantly clogging your system, guards eliminate that maintenance burden. No more climbing ladders twice a year. No more paying someone else to do it.
Every installation comes with cleanup that actually means something. We’re not leaving you with a mess to deal with. Old gutters get hauled away. Your landscaping stays intact. And if there’s any siding work needed to match everything perfectly, we handle that too.
Gutter installation in Mason typically runs between $5 and $11 per linear foot depending on your home’s layout and the materials you choose. Most homes need 150 to 200 linear feet of gutters, putting total costs between $750 and $2,200 for a complete system.
Seamless aluminum gutters cost more upfront than sectional gutters, but they last longer and require less maintenance. You’re not dealing with leaks at the seams or sections pulling apart under heavy snow loads. For most homeowners in New Hampshire, that extra durability is worth the investment.
The final price depends on how many corners your roofline has, how many downspouts you need, and whether you’re adding gutter guards. Homes with complex rooflines or multiple stories cost more because they require more labor and materials. We give you a detailed estimate upfront so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Most gutter installations are completed in a single day. We show up in the morning, and by late afternoon your new gutters are installed, tested, and ready to handle rain.
The timeline can stretch to two days if you have a larger home or if we’re also removing old gutters that are damaged or difficult to access. But even on bigger jobs, we work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine.
Weather can affect the schedule. We don’t install gutters in heavy rain or when temperatures drop below freezing, because proper installation requires ideal conditions. If we have to reschedule due to weather, we’ll let you know as soon as possible and get you back on the calendar quickly.
Seamless gutters are fabricated in continuous sections that run the entire length of your roofline without joints or seams. Regular sectional gutters are pre-cut pieces connected together with brackets and sealant.
The problem with sectional gutters is those connection points. Over time, sealant degrades, brackets loosen, and sections start to separate. That’s where you get leaks, sagging, and eventual failure. In New Hampshire, freeze-thaw cycles make this worse – water gets into the seams, freezes, expands, and pushes sections apart.
Seamless gutters eliminate that weak point. Because they’re custom-made for your home in one continuous piece, there’s nowhere for water to leak through. They handle heavy snow loads better, last longer, and require less maintenance. You pay a bit more upfront, but you’re not replacing them every 10 years like you would with sectional systems.
If you have trees near your house, gutter guards will save you time and money. Mason has plenty of wooded properties, and leaves, pine needles, and debris clog gutters fast.
Without guards, you’re cleaning gutters at least twice a year – once in late fall after leaves drop, and again in spring after winter debris accumulates. That’s either climbing a ladder yourself or paying someone $150 to $300 each time. Gutter guards pay for themselves in a few years just from eliminated cleaning costs.
More importantly, clogged gutters cause real damage. When gutters fill with debris, water overflows and runs down your siding or pools around your foundation. In winter, that overflow freezes and creates ice dams that damage your roof. Guards keep gutters clear so water flows properly year-round, even during heavy storms or snowmelt.
Properly installed gutters help prevent ice dams, but they’re not the only factor. Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that water refreezes at the roof edge where it’s colder.
Good gutters manage that melt water by directing it away from your roof before it can refreeze. If your gutters are clogged or improperly pitched, water backs up and freezes in place. That ice builds up, creating a dam that forces water under your shingles.
For best ice dam prevention, you need three things: proper attic insulation to reduce heat loss, adequate roof ventilation, and gutters that drain efficiently. We make sure your gutters have the right pitch and capacity to handle heavy snow melt. But if your attic is poorly insulated, you’ll still get ice dams no matter how good your gutters are. We can assess your whole system and recommend what else might need attention beyond just the gutters.
If your gutters are sagging, pulling away from the house, or leaking at multiple points, replacement usually makes more sense than repairs. Repairs work when you have isolated damage – one section got hit by a falling branch, or a single downspout needs reattachment.
But if your gutters are 20+ years old and showing wear in multiple areas, you’re throwing money away on repairs. Old sectional gutters develop leaks at every seam. Fascia boards rot where water’s been overflowing. And once gutters start sagging, it means the hangers have failed and the whole system is compromised.
Look for these signs that replacement is the right call: visible rust or corrosion, cracks or holes, water stains on your siding below the gutters, or gutters that visibly slope the wrong direction. During heavy rain, if you see water pouring over the sides instead of flowing through downspouts, your gutters aren’t doing their job. At that point, new gutters aren’t an expense – they’re damage prevention.
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