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Gutter Installation & Repair
Seamless gutters, downspouts and Raindrop gutter guards sized for Memphis rainfall — with any rotted wood behind them fixed first.
901-760-7599Memphis averages well over 50 inches of rain a year — more than Seattle. Every inch of it runs off your roof, and where it lands determines whether your foundation, fascia, and landscaping stay healthy. Undersized, sagging, or leaking gutters quietly cause some of the most expensive damage a house can suffer.
We install seamless aluminum gutters cut to length on site, sized and pitched for your actual roof area, with downspouts placed to move water away from the foundation. For guards we typically install Raindrop, a premium guard that keeps Mid-South leaves and pine needles out without choking off the water, and we carry a lower-cost guard for tighter budgets.
Years of overflow usually leave rotted wood behind — fascia, trim, door and window casings at the corners where water sheets down. We replace that wood before the new gutters go up, because a new gutter is only as solid as the board it hangs on.
Rotted wood fixed first
Soft fascia and trim get cut out and replaced before anything is hung on them, not hidden behind a new gutter.
Seamless, cut on site
No mid-run joints to drip and fail. Each run is a single piece, machine-formed at your home.
Sized for real rainfall
We calculate gutter and downspout capacity from your roof's square footage and pitch — not a one-size guess.
Raindrop gutter guards
A premium guard that sheds leaves and keeps water flowing, backed by a registered 20-year limited transferable warranty from the manufacturer.
Gutter Installation & Repair questions
How do I know my gutters are failing?
Overflow sheeting over the edge in rain, sagging runs, peeling paint on fascia boards, and trenches or standing water at the foundation line are the classic signs.
5-inch or 6-inch gutters?
Six-inch gutters carry roughly 40% more water and suit larger or steeper roofs common in newer Mid-South subdivisions. We size to your roof, not to a default.
Are gutter guards worth it?
Under trees, almost always. Memphis-area lots shed leaves in the fall and pine needles year round, and a clogged gutter overflows exactly when it is needed most. A good guard ends the twice-a-year ladder job and keeps the water going where the gutter was meant to send it.
My fascia is rotted. Do I need that fixed before new gutters?
Yes. Gutters are fastened through the fascia, so hanging new ones on soft wood means they pull loose. We replace the rotted boards first, then hang the gutters on sound wood.
One job, start to finish
A brick ranch in the Memphis area: rotted wood replaced, new 6-inch gutters and downspouts in Royal Brown all the way around, and Raindrop guards on every run.
Why Raindrop
Most gutter guards fail one of two ways: they clog on top and the water runs straight over, or they let enough through that the gutter fills up underneath anyway. Raindrop is built to avoid both.
It is a rigid, UV-stabilized polypropylene grid that sits over the gutter and follows the line of the roof. Leaves and pine needles ride over it and drop off the edge; rainwater falls through the openings into the gutter. Polypropylene flexes and springs back instead of cracking or staying bent the way thin metal guards can.
The manufacturer backs it with a registered 20-year limited transferable warranty — it carries over to the next owner if you sell. We register it for you after installation.
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No fee, no pressure, no obligation. Just a straight answer about your roof — with photos to prove it.