When Should I Consider Replacing My Gutters?
If your gutters are showing signs of rust, especially at the joints or where they connect to downspouts, have dents, are pulling away from the house, sagging, breaking, or have holes, it's time for a replacement. Indications like moisture in your basement following rain, water damage on your siding, or landscaping erosion near your home's foundation suggest your gutters aren't functioning properly. Sometimes, a simple cleaning might resolve these issues.

Does My New Home Need Gutters?
Newly constructed homes without gutters were likely missed by the builder during installation. But, if your home is in a flat or low-lying area, experiences water damage, or is at flood risk without gutters, consulting with Evansville Gutters for a complimentary gutter evaluation is recommended.

What Are the Risks of Non-Functional Gutters?
Faulty gutters can lead to numerous problems, including dampness, flooding, mold proliferation, damage to your home's siding, foundation issues like cracks or settling, and harm to your landscaping. These issues can become costly and pose health risks if not addressed.

How Can I Prolong My Gutters' Lifespan?
Maintaining clean gutters, by clearing them at least twice a year, and/or installing leaf guards can significantly extend their life. Accumulated debris can trap water, causing gutters, depending on their material, to rust, sag, or detach from the house. For homes with wooden gutters, a replacement might be necessary sooner than expected, as wood is prone to rot and degrades faster than more resilient materials like aluminum.

What's the Cost of Installing New Gutters?
The investment in new or replacement gutters varies based on your home's size, the chosen gutter materials, Gutter Guards and styles, and the overall complexity of the installation needed. We offer a complimentary, detailed estimate after assessing your property. Call us today to arrange your gutter project consultation.