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Gutter Replacement On Long Island

New seamless gutters and downspouts sized for your roof, hung straight and pitched to drain. For homes across Nassau and Suffolk County.

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Gutters wear out. Seams let go, hangers loosen, and years of ice and heavy debris leave the whole system sagging and leaking. At some point, patching one more corner stops making sense. Gutter replacement gives you a new system that’s sized for your roof, hung straight and pitched to carry water away from the house.

Home Crew Construction replaces gutters on homes across Long Island, in Nassau County and Suffolk County. We also take care of the parts that get forgotten: the downspouts, the fascia behind the gutter and where the water ends up.

Quick answer: When should gutters be replaced instead of repaired?

Replace gutters when leaks show up at many seams, the metal is rusted, cracked or badly bent, the fascia behind them is rotting, or they overflow even when clean. Home Crew Construction replaces gutters across Nassau and Suffolk County on Long Island with new seamless gutters and downspouts sized for the roof.

How it works

How gutters move the water.

A gutter system catches the water off your roof and carries it away from the walls and foundation.

Illustration. Point at a part to see what it does.
  1. GutterCatches the water off the roof edge. Seamless runs have far fewer joints to leak.
  2. Gutter guardGutter guardsA screen over the top that keeps leaves and debris out.
  3. HangersGutter repairBrackets fastened into the fascia that hold the gutter at the right pitch.
  4. DownspoutGutter cleaningCarries the water down and away from the foundation. A clog here backs up the whole gutter.

Signs it’s time for gutter replacement

Copper downspout running down a cedar-shingled wall
Copper downspout· Home Crew Construction
  • Leaks at many seams and corners, not just one
  • Rust, holes or cracks along the gutter
  • Sections that sag or pull away again after being re-hung
  • Rotted fascia behind the gutter
  • Overflow in heavy rain even when the gutters are clean, a sign they’re too small
  • Old sectional gutters with a seam every few feet, each one a place to leak
  • Gutters that won’t match a new roof or new siding

If only one area is failing, gutter repair may be enough. We’ll tell you which one you need.

What’s included in a gutter replacement

Illustration · DownspoutCarries the water down and away from the foundation. A clog here backs up the whole gutter.

A proper replacement is more than swapping an old gutter for a new one. The job covers:

  • Removal and haul-away of the old gutters, hangers and downspouts
  • A fascia check. We inspect the board behind the gutter and point out rotted wood that should be replaced before the new gutter goes up.
  • New seamless gutters in one piece per run, so the only joints are at the corners and outlets
  • Correct pitch toward each downspout, so water doesn’t sit
  • Strong hangers spaced to carry the weight of water, debris and snow
  • Downspouts placed where they work, with extensions or splash blocks that send water away from the foundation
  • Clean-up of the whole work area before we leave

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Choosing new gutters: material, size and style

Aluminum is the most common choice on Long Island homes. It’s light, rust-resistant and comes in many colors. Vinyl is easy to install and low-maintenance. For a high-end look or a heavy-duty job, copper and steel are options too.

Size matters. A large or steep roof sends a lot of water to the gutters in a short time, and gutters that are too small will overflow no matter how clean they are. We look at the roof area and pitch and recommend a gutter and downspout size that can handle it.

For style, K-style gutters suit most homes. Half-round gutters fit older and traditional houses. Either way, we match the color to your trim and siding.

Our gutter replacement process

  1. Free quoteWe look at your gutters, fascia, roof edge and drainage, then give you a clear written price.
  2. Choose your optionsMaterial, color, size and whether to add gutter guards.
  3. Tear-off and prepWe remove the old system and deal with any fascia problems we found, with your OK.
  4. InstallWe hang the new gutters, set the pitch and connect the downspouts.
  5. Check and clean upWe run water through the system to confirm it drains, then clean up and haul away the old materials.

Should you replace gutters with a new roof or siding?

If you’re planning a roof replacement or new siding, it’s the right time to replace the gutters. The old gutters usually have to come down anyway, the fascia and drip edge are exposed, and everything can be matched in color. Doing it all at once also means one crew and one clean-up.

It’s also a good moment to add gutter guards, since they go on easily while the new gutters are going up.

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Why Long Island homeowners call Home Crew

We’re a family-owned, third-generation business based in Rocky Point, working across Nassau County and Suffolk County, with a 5.0 Google rating. Our crews show up on time and clean up before they leave.

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Gutter replacement FAQ

Common questions.

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What gutter material is best for a Long Island home?

Aluminum and vinyl are the most popular. Aluminum is light and rust-resistant; vinyl is easy to install and low-maintenance. Copper and steel are options for a high-end look or heavy-duty needs.

02

What are seamless gutters?

Seamless gutters are made in one continuous piece for each run instead of short sections joined together. The only joints are at the corners and downspout outlets, so there are fewer places to leak.

03

Should I replace my gutters when I replace my roof?

It’s often the right time. The old gutters usually come down during the roof work, the fascia is exposed for repair, and the new gutters can be matched to the new roof. We can quote both together.

04

Can you add gutter guards to new gutters?

Yes. We can install gutter guards at the same time as your new gutters.

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