We install custom seamless storm gutter systems and traditional systems designed to match the style and drainage required by the construction of your Lexington home. Before installing anything onto your home, we will make extensive, precision measurements to be 100% certain our system exactly matches the perimeter dimensions of your roof. We will note all the places where we want to avoid the installation of downspouts, e.g., away from utility meters, basement windows, exterior cellar entrances, and stairs. We will also look for locations where the downspouts can provide the most effective water diversion from your home.

Whether a seamless gutter system or a traditional drainage system, the gutters are attached to the fascia of your roof, but snugly enough to eliminate space between the gutter and the edge of the roof. It’s important that the drip edge drains directly into the open gutter. We sometimes use brackets and straps that support the gutter from below, and that blend in to avoid visual detection unless you’re looking directly up at them.

To repair a traditional gutter system, we’ll clean off your roof and clear out all leaves, twigs, and other debris that might be clogging your system. We’ll also look for trees that might need to be trimmed back to prevent further “shedding.” If any sections are damaged or are no longer attached to the fascia, we’ll make the necessary repairs. If your entire gutter system is compromised, we’ll recommend the installation of new gutters.