Why Choose Superior Seamless Gutters?
- We specialize in all things related to gutters, leaders, maintenance and roof cleaning
- All our work is performed by experienced, well trained professionals
- We are fully licensed and insured with workman’s compensation
- We’re affordable and reasonably priced
- We do the job we’re contracted for on time and on budget
Frequently Asked Questions
You can visit our Get A Quote page and fill out some information about your home, or schedule a home visit.
We recommend that you clean your gutters two to four times per year, preferably:
- Late March before the typical rainy season
- After the spring tree debris stops falling in June
- Late October once the leaves start falling
- Late November or December when about 85% of the leaves are off your trees
Over time sticks, leaves, twigs, and bugs can accumulate in your gutters and cause water to pool up rather than run down to the leaders as designed. This causes the gutter to go off pitch, resulting in improper drainage and potentially extensive damage to your home – from wood rot to water entering the inside. You can prevent such issues by simply cleaning out your gutters regularly.
Gutter guards or covers keep gutters free of debris, eliminating the need for regular gutter cleaning. The cover guards the gutter preventing leaves and debris from entering, while special designs, depending upon the manufacturer, allow water to fall into the gutters.
Yes, we offer gutters and downspouts in a variety of colors to complement the style and tones of your home or office.
Mold and/or peeling paint are usually signs that you need to replace your gutters. If your gutters have the old style spike/nails, that is a sure sign that your gutters are a minimum of 25 to 30 years old and should be replaced.
For an average size home, 5” gutters and 2”x3” downspouts are usually appropriate. For larger homes, or commercial applications, we recommend 6” gutters with 3”x4” downspouts, which offer twice the water capacity of the 5” gutter per foot.
Yes, we custom measure so that you have one continuous gutter that spans the length of your home.
Because there are no seams, the possibility of leaks is greatly reduced. Aesthetically, seamless gutters also provide a clean line across the span of the home
Seamless gutters are just that – seamless. There are no breaks in the gutters that run alongside the home. The only seams are at the corners. Conventional gutter systems have many sections that are connected together, which over time can result in leaks at the spot of connection.
