Premium-Quality Gutters & Expert Gutter Installation

When we initially arrive at your home, we’ll perform a full gutter and eve inspection to get the process started. We’ll assess the condition of your eaves while examining your gutters for blockages, materials quality, workmanship issues, age-related deterioration, and weather-related damage.

After assessing your gutter system’s health, we’ll discuss our findings with you in detail and provide recommendations on the most protective course of action. Keep in mind that most gutter systems last approximately 20 years, so if your gutters are nearing the end of their functional lifespan, it’s a good idea to schedule an inspection.

Minor gutter deterioration, such as improperly positioned downspouts, loose materials, and localized areas of damage, can often be remedied with quality gutter repairs. After we perform your gutter inspection, we’ll discuss the extent of the damage with you in detail. If repairs offer a manageable, cost-effective solution for protecting your home from water damage, that’s what we’ll pursue.

If we determine your gutters are past the point where repairs offer a protective solution, we’ll recommend a full gutter installation. After your inspection, we’ll work with you to develop a custom installation plan, complete with materials and design recommendations. We custom design all of our gutters and eaves on location to ensure a perfect fit and to eliminate the potential for leakage.

Trying to find a place to take your damaged gutter materials after a storm or a new gutter installation? At Eastern Roofing & Siding, we’ll take care of materials removal for you! As part of our commitment to providing comprehensive installation and repair services, we don’t stop until the job is complete. When you partner with our team, that means we work hard to ensure we leave your property cleaner than we found it.

Aluminum gutters offer reasonable pricing and significant strength. Their durable construction allows for a uniquely wide, deep channel for rainwater collection. This additional capacity helps prevent overflow and allows for efficient water drainage. Because aluminum is rust resistant, many manufacturers offer warranties of up to 50 years, sometimes longer.

Copper gutters enhance your home with a unique aesthetic that’s sure to impress. Not only are they gorgeous, but they’re also rust and corrosion resistant and require very little maintenance. Because copper is a natural algaecide and fungicide, you’ll never need to worry about unsightly growths taking up residence on your gutters.

Vinyl gutters are fashioned from PVC-based material, which makes them highly resistant to corrosion. Because the material is identical in appearance, both inside and out, minor damage, such as scratches and scrapes, is hardly noticeable. Vinyl is also far less susceptible to denting than other gutter materials and offers a cost-effective, low-maintenance gutter solution that’s built to last.

As their name suggests, seamless gutters are constructed as one continuous piece of material, no seams included. Seams and junctures are any gutter’s most vulnerable areas, but with a seamless gutter solution, we virtually eliminate the most common points of leakage and failure. Over recent years, seamless gutters have enjoyed rising popularity among homeowners due to the superior water damage protection they provide.

Though many gutter materials boast their corrosion-resistant properties, it’s always a smart idea to opt for additional protection above and beyond what the manufacturer provides. For outstanding protection against deterioration and water leaks, we can add a layer of corrosion-resistant coating to your gutter material of choice.

Rubber gutter linings help shield your gutter system from daily wear and tear. In areas with heavy precipitation, they’re a great way to extend the life of your gutter system. Leaf screens prevent leaves and other outdoor debris from collecting inside your gutters, which reduces your chance of developing gutter clogs and overflow, which can ultimately result in home water damage and soil erosion.