GUTTERS AND DRAINAGE
Gutters that actually move the water away from your house.
Dented, sagging, or undersized gutters dump water at your foundation. When they were damaged in the same storm as your roof, they usually belong in the same claim.
- Inspected with every roof
- Claimed alongside the roof when damaged
- Installed by our own crew
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The problem
Water at the foundation is the expensive kind of water.
A gutter that sags or overflows puts a few hundred gallons right against your block during one good rain. That shows up later as a damp basement and a settling problem.
Hail dents the aluminum and bends the drip edge. It is one of the easiest things for an adjuster to verify and one of the most commonly left off the estimate.
Often included in the same claim as the roof.
What you get
Everything below is part of the job.
- Included
Gutter and downspout inspection
Pitch, hangers, seams, and dents.
- Included
Hail damage documented
Soft metals are some of the clearest storm evidence on a house.
- Included
Included in the roof claim when it qualifies
One project instead of two.
- Included
Seamless aluminum gutters
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- Included
Downspouts routed away from the foundation
Where the water should have been going all along.
- Included
Gutter guards available
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- Included
Installed with the roof
Same crew, no second scheduling headache.
- Included
Cleanup
Included.
How it goes
From your first call to the final sweep.
- Step 1
Free inspection
Gutters checked while we are on the roof.
- Step 2
Damage documented and claimed
Filed with the roof, shown to the adjuster in person.
- Step 3
Water goes where it should
New gutters, correct pitch, downspouts pointed away from the house.
The difference
Why this goes differently with us.
What usually happens
- Gutters left off the estimate.
- Reusing bent gutters on a new roof.
- Downspouts dumping at the block.
- A separate contractor and a separate week.
What we do
- Photographed and written in.
- We tell you when it is worth replacing them.
- Routed away from the foundation.
- Same crew, same project.
Proof
Recent gutters work.
“There was a small misstep with one of their suppliers during the project, but what really stood out was how quickly and professionally they handled it. They took responsibility, communicated clearly, and made everything right without hesitation.”
Do not sit on this
Waiting is the expensive option.
Foundation water damage is slow and then sudden. The gutter is the cheap fix in that story.
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Frequently, when the same storm damaged both. Hail dents on aluminum are strong evidence. Whether it is covered comes down to your policy and the adjuster, so we document it and let the file speak.
Where we do this work
Licking, Knox, Muskingum, Perry, Fairfield counties in Ohio, out of Newark.
Free inspection.
Written report. No pressure.
We will tell you what your roof needs, including nothing at all if that is the honest answer.
Monday through Saturday, 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Closed Sunday.
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