
Gutter Repair and Replacement
Sagging runs, leaking seams and overflowing corners fixed, or replaced when repair no longer makes sense.
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Continuous gutters formed to your roofline, with fewer seams where leaks start.
36 years in the roofing trade

Traditional gutters come in short sections that are joined every few feet, and every joint is a spot that can open up, leak and clog. Seamless gutters are formed from a coil of metal into one long piece, cut to the length of each run on site. The result has joints only at the corners and ends, so there is far less to leak.
Gutters matter in Southwest Missouri because the rain here is heavy when it comes. A spring downpour can send hundreds of gallons off a roof in minutes. Gutters that are sized right and pitched properly carry that water to the downspouts; gutters that are not overflow against the siding and the foundation.
A seamless gutter job is as much about layout as materials: the run needs a slight slope toward each downspout, hangers need to be spaced and fastened to solid fascia and downspouts need to land where the water will move away from the house. Getting those right is what keeps the gutters working.
We walk the roofline, measure each run and decide where downspouts will go so that water drains away from the house.
Fascia boards are checked, and any rotted sections are repaired so the gutter has a solid surface to attach to.
Gutter is formed from coil metal to the exact length of each run, which is why there are no seams along the straight sections.
Hangers are installed at the correct spacing and the run is set at a slight pitch toward each downspout.
Downspouts, outlets and end caps are installed and sealed, and we check that water flows where it should.
Gutter jobs are priced by the roofline, and here is what changes the number:
Roofers see more gutter failures than anyone, because every roof leak that is really a gutter problem ends up on our schedule. That experience shows in how we pitch the runs, place the downspouts and handle the roof edge above them.
Because we do roofing and gutters together, a gutter job at the time of a new roof is simple to coordinate: one quote, one crew and no finger-pointing between the roof and the gutters.
We install gutters across Pierce City and the region. See our Pierce City roofing page and Springfield roofing page.
A seamless gutter is formed from a flat coil of metal, usually aluminum, into one continuous piece cut to the length of the run. There are no joints along the straight sections, so the only seams are at the corners and end caps.
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof and how much water it sheds. Larger roofs and steeper pitches push more water at once, and a gutter that is too small overflows in a heavy rain. We size the gutters and downspouts to the roof, not to a default.
At low points and corners, and in places that carry the water well away from the foundation. A downspout that empties next to the house defeats the point, so we plan where the water ends up, using extensions or splash blocks where needed.
Yes. The roof edge and fascia are accessible, so any rotted fascia can be fixed, and the drip edge and gutters can be set to work together. Ask for both in one quote.
Seamless gutters are cut to the run, so an add-on usually means a new section with new seams. If your existing gutters are sagging or leaking in many places, replacing the whole run is generally the better value.

Sagging runs, leaking seams and overflowing corners fixed, or replaced when repair no longer makes sense.
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A full tear-off and new roof for homes past repair, done on a schedule that keeps the house dry.
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Worn or damaged siding removed and replaced so the walls shed water as well as the new roof does.
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