Your Trusted Team for Gutter Installation and Replacement
Gutters play a critical role in the longevity of your home by directing water off the roof and safely away from the foundation. A properly functioning gutter system catches rain, prevents water from eroding your landscaping, and stops dirt from splashing, which can stain and damage your home’s siding.
When replacing your roof, Hero Roofing can complete your home’s protection with a professional gutter installation. Our team is always available to answer any questions, ensuring you make the best decision for your property. We provide complimentary inspections for all our customers. If you’re looking to further protect your home, give the reputable Newnan roofers a call today.
Common Signs You Need Gutter Repair or Replacement
Not sure if your gutters are up to the task? Look for these warning signs that your system may be failing:
- Visible cracks or splits in the gutter material.
- Sagging sections that no longer sit flush against the roofline.
- Peeling paint on your siding, often caused by water overflowing.
- Water pooling near the foundation or in your flower beds.
If you notice your gutters are sagging or leaking, or if you find loose fasteners and nails on the ground, the system is likely coming apart. These issues require professional gutter repair to prevent structural damage to your home.
Types of Gutters We Install
Hero Roofing offers a wide variety of gutter system options, utilizing durable materials like aluminum and galvanized steel to ensure your home stays dry for years to come.
Low-Maintenance Seamless Gutters
Seamless gutters are available in a variety of materials and colors to complement the look of your home or building. This type of gutter system comes with a lot of benefits compared to a traditional gutter system. Seamless gutters are a low-maintenance solution that are less likely to leak and crafted on-site to perfectly fit your home or office. It’s the perfect solution that gives your property a beautiful and cohesive look.
Also known as continuous gutters, they are the gold standard of the industry, making up 65% to 75% of all national installations. Because they are custom-fitted to your home on-site, they minimize the number of joints and seams, significantly reducing the risk of leaks and providing a cohesive, beautiful look.
Half-Round Gutters
Half-round gutters are ideal for Victorian-style or older homes. They provide a specific architectural look that complements historic designs. These gutters offer consistent water drainage and, compared to traditionally flat gutters, are less likely to clog or suffer corrosion. While they don’t do well in climates with heavy rainfall, they are a quality solution for our region’s climate.
K-Style Gutters
K-style gutters are a versatile choice that blends well with almost any architectural design. They are designed to hold a considerable amount of water, which is why Hero Roofing specifically uses 6-inch gutters, the recommended standard for higher water flow. This ensures your system can keep up with heavy local Georgia storms. However, because of their deeper shape, they can be more difficult to clean when installed without gutter guards.
Gutter Guards and Protection Systems
Tired of having to clean out your gutters, or the dangerous chore of climbing ladders? We get it. That’s why Hero Roofing is a huge fan of Gutterglove Pro gutter guards. Gutter guards can be combined with almost any gutter system and will save you the headache of clearing out clogged gutters. Hero Roofing highly recommends the Gutterglove Pro system, which utilizes advanced micro-mesh technology to prevent debris — even items as thin as pine needles — from entering and clogging your system.
Gutter Maintenance: How Often Should You Clean Rain Gutters?
To keep your home protected, gutters should be professionally cleaned at least twice a year — once in early spring and once in early fall.
If gutters are not working correctly due to clogs, they can become extremely heavy with trapped water. This added weight causes the gutters to pull away from the house, leading to sagging, broken brackets, or even damage to your fascia boards. The cost of maintenance twice a year is far cheaper than replacing an entire gutter system.
