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Your gutters do one job: move water away from your home before it causes problems. When they fail, you’re looking at ice dams punching through your roof, water pooling around your foundation, and basement leaks that cost thousands to fix.
Seamless gutters eliminate the weak points where sectional gutters leak and sag. We fabricate them on-site to fit your roofline exactly, using heavy-gauge aluminum that holds up when snow piles up and temperatures swing from thaw to freeze overnight.
You get gutters that drain properly through Sharon’s wettest falls and coldest winters. No gaps means no leaks. No sagging means water flows where it should. And when spring hits and everything melts at once, your system handles it without backing up or overflowing onto your landscaping.
We specialize in exterior work that protects your home from New Hampshire weather. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we’ve met strict requirements for quality work and customer service—not just once, but consistently.
Sharon homeowners deal with specific challenges: rural properties with mature trees dropping debris, older homes with unique rooflines, and weather that tests every system twice a year. We’ve handled all of it. Our crews show up on time, complete installations in a day, and clean up completely before we leave.
You’re not getting a sales pitch. You’re getting straight answers about what your home needs and what it’ll cost.
First, we measure your roofline and assess how water currently drains. We’re looking at pitch, fascia condition, and where downspouts need to go to move water away from your foundation and landscaping.
Next, we fabricate your seamless gutters on-site using our mobile equipment. This isn’t pre-cut sections we’re piecing together—it’s continuous runs custom-fitted to your home. We use the heaviest-gauge aluminum available because lighter materials don’t hold up when ice and snow load your system.
Installation typically takes one day. We remove your old gutters if needed, install the new system with proper slope for drainage, and add downspouts positioned to protect your foundation. Before we leave, we test water flow, clean up all debris, and sweep the area with magnets to grab any screws or fasteners.
You get a system that’s ready to handle the next storm, backed by our lifetime warranty on workmanship.
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Every gutter installation includes on-site fabrication, which means no seams running the length of your roofline. Seams are where sectional gutters fail—they leak, they separate when ice expands, and they create weak points that sag under snow load.
We install 6-inch gutters as standard because they handle 20% more water flow than traditional 5-inch systems. In Sharon, where fall storms dump rain and spring melts send runoff pouring off your roof, that extra capacity prevents overflows that damage siding and erode landscaping.
Gutter guards are available if you want to reduce maintenance. They keep out the pine needles, oak leaves, and maple seeds that clog systems every fall. You’ll still need occasional cleaning, but you’re looking at years between cleanings instead of twice-annual ladder work.
All installations include complete removal of old gutters, proper disposal, and full site cleanup. We’re not leaving you with a pile of aluminum in your driveway or screws scattered in your lawn.
Seamless aluminum gutters typically last 20 to 30 years with basic maintenance, even in New Hampshire’s freeze-thaw cycles. The key is proper installation with correct pitch and heavy-gauge material that doesn’t bend under snow load.
Sectional gutters fail sooner because the seams separate when ice expands and contracts. Every joint is a potential leak point. Seamless systems eliminate that problem entirely—there’s nothing to separate along the length of your roofline.
You’ll extend the life of any gutter system by keeping it clean and checking that downspouts drain away from your foundation. But the material and installation matter more than anything. Thin aluminum dents and sags. Improper slope causes standing water that freezes and damages the system. We use the heaviest gauge available and install with the right pitch so your gutters do their job for decades.
Six-inch gutters move 20% more water than 5-inch systems, which matters during heavy rain and rapid snowmelt. If your roof has a steep pitch or large surface area, that extra capacity prevents overflows that dump water around your foundation.
Most homes do fine with 6-inch gutters, and the cost difference is minimal. You’re getting better performance for situations where volume overwhelms a smaller system—like when a spring thunderstorm drops two inches in an hour, or when March temperatures hit 50 degrees and melt a foot of snow in two days.
The downside is purely aesthetic. Some people think 6-inch gutters look bulkier on smaller homes. But function beats appearance when you’re preventing basement leaks and foundation damage. We’ll recommend what makes sense for your roof and your property’s drainage needs.
Gutter guards reduce how often you need to clean your gutters, but they don’t eliminate maintenance completely. If you have oak trees, pines, or maples near your roofline, you’re dealing with constant debris—and guards keep most of it out.
Without guards, you’re cleaning gutters twice a year minimum: once after fall leaf drop and again in spring after pine needles and seed pods accumulate. With guards, you might go three to five years between cleanings, depending on what’s around your property.
The trade-off is cost and the fact that guards can ice over in winter, creating their own problems if not installed correctly. We install them when they make sense—usually on homes surrounded by mature trees or for homeowners who can’t safely climb ladders anymore. If your property doesn’t have major debris issues, you might not need them. We’ll tell you either way.
Gutters don’t cause ice dams, but clogged or poorly installed gutters make them worse. Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that melt refreezes at the cold roof edge. If your gutters are full of ice, the water has nowhere to go except back under your shingles.
Proper gutter installation helps by ensuring water drains completely before it freezes. That means correct slope, oversized downspouts, and a system that doesn’t trap standing water. We also make sure gutters are secured tightly to your fascia so they don’t pull away when ice builds up.
The real solution to ice dams is attic insulation and ventilation, which keeps your roof cold so snow doesn’t melt unevenly. But functional gutters are part of the equation. If water can drain before it freezes, you’re reducing the conditions that let ice dams form and cause interior leaks.
Most gutter installations take one day from start to finish. We show up in the morning, remove old gutters if needed, fabricate and install the new system, test drainage, and clean up before we leave.
Larger homes or complex rooflines might take a day and a half, but you’re not looking at a week-long project. The on-site fabrication is fast—we’re measuring, cutting, and installing in continuous sections, not piecing together pre-cut lengths.
Weather can delay things. We don’t install gutters in rain or when temperatures drop below freezing, because the sealants and fasteners don’t set properly. If conditions aren’t right, we’ll reschedule rather than rush a job that won’t hold up. But once we start, the work moves quickly and you’ll have a finished system by the end of the day.
We haul away all old gutters, downspouts, and hardware as part of the installation. You’re not responsible for disposal, and we’re not leaving materials in your yard or driveway.
Old aluminum gutters get recycled when possible. Damaged sections, rusted fasteners, and rotted fascia boards that need replacing all get loaded and removed. We also sweep the work area with magnets to pick up screws and metal debris that could puncture tires or hurt someone walking barefoot in the yard.
The cleanup is thorough because we know how frustrating it is to hire someone and then spend your weekend picking up after them. By the time we leave, the only evidence we were there is a new gutter system that actually works.
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