Gutters are not about the gutters. They are about where the water goes, and water that does not leave your foundation is one of the more expensive problems a house can develop.
Why seamless
Sectional gutters come in stock lengths joined every few feet, and every joint is a place that will eventually leak as the material expands and contracts through Oklahoma temperature swings. Seamless gutters are formed on site to the exact length of each run, so the only joints are at corners and outlets.
Fewer joints, fewer failures, and a cleaner line along the roof edge.
Sizing and placement matter more than people expect
A gutter that is undersized for the roof area feeding it will overflow in a hard rain regardless of how well it was hung, and Oklahoma delivers a lot of water in a short time. So does a gutter with too few downspouts, or downspouts that discharge right at the foundation.
We size the gutter and the number of downspouts to the actual roof area and pitch, set the slope so water moves rather than standing, and get the discharge away from the house.
Aluminum and copper
Aluminum is the standard for good reason: it does not rust, it comes in a wide range of colors, it is light, and the cost is reasonable.
Copper costs considerably more and lasts a very long time, developing a patina over the years. On the right house it is a genuine architectural feature rather than a utility item.
Keeping them working
A gutter full of leaves is a gutter that does not work, and in Oklahoma it also becomes a heavy, sagging load hanging off your fascia. Micro-mesh gutter guards are the maintenance answer worth considering at the same time as the gutters themselves.
Common questions
What size gutters do I need?+
It depends on your roof area, pitch, and how many downspouts feed it. Five inch is common on residential, six inch on larger or steeper roofs that shed more water faster. We size it to your actual roof rather than defaulting.
Can you match my trim color?+
Yes. Aluminum comes in a wide range of colors and we will match the trim or the roof, whichever you prefer.
Do you install gutters at the same time as a roof?+
Yes, and it is the sensible sequence. Doing both together means the drip edge, the gutter hangers, and the roof edge get detailed as one system rather than by two crews who never spoke.
How much do seamless gutters cost?+
It depends on linear footage, material, and the number of downspouts and corners. We measure and give you a written number.