From the heavy tree canopies in Myers Park to newer developments in Steele Creek, Charlotte homeowners deal with gutter problems year-round. Spring pollen, sudden summer downpours, and fall leaves constantly stress your system. When gutters are old or sectional, these seasonal cycles quickly lead to split seams, sagging channels, and rotted fascia boards.
When the old system comes down, we tear off every section, inspect what is underneath, and fabricate a new gutter system on-site to fit the home exactly. By the time we leave, a properly functioning system is in its place. We handle the full scope, from removal through cleanup, in a single visit.
Call us at 704-712-6181 to get a free estimate. Most homes can be quoted remotely.
Most Charlotte homes were originally fitted with 5-inch gutters, which handle less volume than a 6-inch profile during a hard storm. The cost difference between the two sizes is negligible, so we recommend the 6-inch on every replacement as the default starting point. The gutter-forming machine travels on our truck to every job and shapes raw aluminum coil into the finished K-style profile right at your property, producing one continuous piece per run with no spliced sections.
Copper is fabricated on-site from raw coil using the same process as aluminum. It runs approximately 3 to 4 times the aluminum rate and is best suited for high-end residential properties where the material and appearance justify the investment.
Half-round gutters are available through a specialist fabricator on request. Box gutters are available for commercial applications.
All aluminum installations come with a full color selection. Every component, including downspouts, end caps, and corner pieces, is matched to the color you choose. Nothing in the finished system defaults to raw or mismatched aluminum.
The gutter machine is on our truck. Raw aluminum coil goes in, and a finished K-style gutter comes out at the exact measured length of your roofline. There are no pre-cut sections shipped from a factory, no joints spliced together mid-run. That single-piece construction eliminates the most common failure point in sectional gutter systems and is the reason our gutters do not develop mid-run leaks.
Most replacement crews hang new gutters over whatever wood is behind them. We do not. After every tear-off, the fascia board is checked end to end before a single measurement is taken. If rot is present, you hear about it immediately, and accessible fascia can be replaced in the same visit. We do not install new gutters over wood that cannot hold them.
On every replacement estimate, we recommend the 6-inch gutter over the 5-inch. The cost difference is negligible. The drainage improvement during a Charlotte storm is not. This recommendation is made because it is the right call for the home, not because it moves the price.
We clear the site using a rolling magnet to gather up screws and fasteners that fell during the tear-off and installation process. All old gutter material is cut up, loaded into the truck, and hauled away. We photograph every installation before and after. You are not left with debris, hardware in the lawn, or old gutters stacked against the house.
We have held Thumbtack Top Pro status for seven consecutive years, from 2019 through 2025, and carry BBB accreditation. Every replacement is backed by a 3-year workmanship warranty on the installation.
We quote most homes using aerial imagery with no site visit required. For more complex properties, an in-person walkthrough is scheduled. Estimates are free.
Once approved, your job goes on the calendar. A reminder goes out the day before, and the crew texts when they are on the way.
Every section of the old system is removed, cut apart, and loaded into the truck. Disposal is handled entirely by the crew.
The fascia board is checked end to end before fabrication begins. If rot is present, you hear about it immediately. Accessible fascia can be replaced in the same visit. Damage that has reached structural framing falls outside our scope, and we tell you before proceeding.
Each roofline section is measured individually before any material is formed. The measurement is the cut length, nothing more.
Raw aluminum coil feeds through the gutter-forming machine on the truck and comes out as a finished K-style gutter at the exact measured length. One gutter. Exact length. No factory seams.
Inside-mount hidden hangers are screwed through the gutter into the fascia, aimed at the rafter tails where possible. No exposed spike hardware is used.
End caps, mitered corners, and downspout outlets are caulked as each connection is assembled.
Downspouts are cut to length on-site and fastened using the right hardware for the wall surface. Our team fastens components using Tapcons for brick surfaces and standard exterior screws for vinyl and fiber cement siding.
Before our team leaves your property, we perform a final sweep with a magnetic tool to ensure no loose hardware is left behind.
We price every installation by the linear foot based on the actual measurements taken at your property. Here is what to expect:
This warranty covers installation defects such as improper pitch, leaking joints, and fascia attachment failures. Maintaining this coverage depends on two conditions:
Aluminum gutters are expected to perform for approximately 25 years under normal conditions. If anything is not right after we finish, call us and we return to correct it.
A new gutter system performs as designed when debris does not build up inside it. For most Charlotte-area homes, that means a minimum of two gutter cleanings per year: one in late spring after pollen and seed debris settle, and one in late fall after leaves finish dropping, which in Charlotte typically runs through November and into December.
For properties with heavier tree coverage, four cleanings per year is the right baseline. We offer plans with up to six cleanings annually for clients who want full coverage across every debris cycle.
A recurring gutter cleaning maintenance plan schedules service automatically at a discounted rate. For homeowners planning to stay in the home for five or more years, gutter guards are worth discussing at the time of the replacement to reduce long-term cleaning frequency.
A full replacement, including tear-off, disposal, new gutters, and downspouts, typically runs $2,500 to $3,500 for a home with approximately 150 linear feet of guttering.
The per-foot rate for standard aluminum is $11 to $13 per linear foot, with a minimum job fee of $399. Partial run replacements typically run approximately $450 per section. All estimates are free.
Replacement is usually the right call when the system is approaching 25 years old and showing widespread wear, when multiple seams on a sectional system are failing at the same time, when the fascia board behind the gutter has rotted, when gutters have been pulled off by storm or ice load, or when 5-inch gutters are overflowing consistently during heavy rain.
If one or two of those conditions are present, a repair buys time. If several are, replacement is the more cost-effective path.
In most cases, yes. We inspect the fascia after tear-off and before any fabrication begins. When we find that rot is limited only to the accessible fascia board, we can swap it out during the same appointment to ensure your new system mounts to a solid foundation. If we discover the damage extends back into the rafter tails or structural framing, that goes beyond our scope. We tell you directly before proceeding.
We recommend the 6-inch K-style profile on every replacement. Most Charlotte homes were originally outfitted with 5-inch gutters, which are undersized for the volume of water a full roofline routes during a heavy storm.
The cost difference between the two sizes is negligible, and the drainage improvement during high-volume rain events is meaningful. If the 5-inch is genuinely appropriate for the specific roofline, we say so.
Yes. Old gutters are cut apart and loaded into the truck on the same day. You do not arrange or pay for separate disposal. That is part of every replacement job.
After each run is measured, raw aluminum coil is fed through a machine mounted on our truck. The machine shapes the metal into the K-style profile continuously, then cuts the piece to the exact measured length.
What comes off the machine is a single, uninterrupted gutter. There are no joints anywhere along the run because the piece was never assembled from shorter sections.
Yes. Copper is available in 5-inch and 6-inch K-style profiles and is fabricated on-site using the same process as aluminum. Copper runs approximately 3 to 4 times the aluminum per-foot rate. Specific pricing is confirmed during the estimate.
The time varies based on the total footage, number of stories, roofline complexity, and whether fascia board replacement is needed. We can give you a realistic timeframe once we review the property.
Every installation is backed by a 3-year workmanship warranty covering installation defects, including improper pitch, leaking joints, and fascia attachment failures caused by how the gutters were installed.
The warranty stays active as long as the gutters are maintained with regular cleanings and no third-party alterations are made. Aluminum gutters are expected to perform for approximately 25 years under normal conditions.
Yes. Multiple aluminum colors are available. Every component, including downspouts, end caps, and corner pieces, is color-matched to your selection.
No. The crew handles tear-off, fabrication, and installation without requiring you on-site. A reminder goes out the day before, and a text is sent when the crew is on the way. The invoice arrives electronically once the job is complete.
Existing guards are assessed as part of the estimate. Guards that are functional can be removed and reinstalled once the new gutters are in place.
Guards that have failed or that you want removed are taken off and disposed of. If you want to add guards to the new system, we can walk through the gutter guard options during the estimate appointment.
When gutters stop doing their job, water does not stop. It finds the gap behind the fascia, works into the soffit, and moves toward the foundation over time. The damage from a failing gutter system is not dramatic. It is slow and quiet, which is part of why it gets deferred. But deferring it does not stop it.
Reach us at 704-712-6181. We will put together a free estimate for your property, and most homes can be quoted remotely without an in-person visit.
