The rest of the exterior
Wind that tears up a roof usually takes the gutters and siding with it — and insurance often covers all of it under the same claim. We handle the whole exterior with one crew, so you're not chasing three contractors and three schedules.
Gutters get ignored until they cause a problem, and by then it's an expensive one. When they're clogged, sagging, or undersized, water spills against the fascia and rots it, runs down the siding, and pools at the foundation. In New England, that same backed-up water freezes at the eaves in January and forms ice dams that push meltwater up under your shingles. A lot of the 'roof leaks' we get called about in winter are really gutter problems.
We repair and replace gutters, resize them when the originals were undersized for the roof, add or reposition downspouts so water actually leaves the foundation, and replace damaged fascia while we're up there. Matching existing siding on older homes is its own skill — we've done plenty of it.
- Gutter repair, replacement, and resizing
- Downspout placement that moves water away from the foundation
- Fascia repair where water has already done damage
- Storm-damaged siding repair and replacement
- Siding matching on older homes
- Often covered in the same insurance claim as the roof
