Gutter Replacement in Greater Seattle
Most homeowners get here one of two ways.
Either the system has been repaired so many times it keeps failing somewhere new — a different section every rainy season, a different leak, a different hanger. At some point the math changes: you're spending repair money on a system that's fundamentally undersized or compromised.
Or a contractor or inspector found significant fascia rot — and when everything has to come off to fix the wood anyway, replacement makes more sense than reinstalling the old system on new boards.
We'll tell you which situation you're in. If it's the first one, we'll show you the history. If it's the second, we'll show you the photos from behind the gutter.
What seamless replacement actually means
We fabricate seamless aluminum gutter runs on-site, on the day of installation. The machine is on the truck. Your gutters are formed to the exact length of your roofline — no joints every few feet, no pre-cut kits, no waiting on parts.
Fewer joints means fewer failure points. In Seattle's rainfall volume, that matters.
We size for actual Pacific Northwest conditions — not a national average. The standard 5" K-style that works in Arizona isn't always the right call for a Craftsman under a Douglas fir canopy in Kirkland.
We also address what's underneath. If fascia boards are compromised, we repair or replace them before the new system goes up. The new gutters are only as good as what they're attached to.
How replacement goes
Pre-job: we photograph the existing system and fascia condition. You see the baseline before anything comes off.
Day of: we remove the old system, inspect and document the fascia, form the new runs on-site, install with proper pitch and hanger spacing, attach and route downspouts, and run a hose test before we leave.
We clean up completely — no screws in the driveway, no gutter debris in the landscaping.
Invoice matches the quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
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