Your gutters have one job: move water off the roof and away from the house. When they sag, leak, or overflow, that water ends up in your fascia, your foundation, and your basement. Roost Roofing installs seamless gutters and guards, fixes the ones you have, and checks the drainage while we are up there.
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Old spike-and-ferrule hangers work loose and the gutter drops away from the house. We re-hang it on hidden hangers screwed into the fascia so it stays put.
A gutter needs a slight, steady pitch toward the downspout. When it settles flat or backward, water sits, spills over, and rots the wood behind it. We re-pitch it.
Sectional gutters leak at every joint eventually. We reseal what can be saved and replace runs with seamless gutter when it can’t.
Water dumped right at the wall soaks the soil against your foundation and finds its way into crawl spaces and basements. We add extensions or re-route downspouts to carry it away.
Overflowing gutters rot the fascia board they hang on. We replace the damaged wood before the new gutter goes up, so the gutter has something solid to hold onto.
Leaves, pine needles, and shingle grit clog gutters and downspouts fast in tree-covered neighborhoods. Gutter guards cut down how often you deal with it.
| Seamless aluminum | Gutter guards | Copper / half-round | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Most Middle Tennessee homes | Homes under trees, two-story homes you can’t easily clean | Historic homes, high-end builds, accent areas |
| Cost | Lowest | Added to new or existing gutters | Highest |
| Lifespan | About 20 years or more | Matches the gutter they sit on | 50 years or more |
| Maintenance | Clean at least twice a year | Occasional rinse or brush-off | Clean twice a year; develops a natural patina |
| Colors | Dozens of factory colors to match trim | Low-profile, colored to match | Natural copper |
Every home is different. After a free look at your roofline and drainage, we’ll recommend what fits your house and budget.
A single overflowing corner can dump hundreds of gallons against your foundation in one Nashville thunderstorm. That’s how cracked slabs and wet crawl spaces start.
Water that backs up behind a clogged gutter rots the fascia and the roof decking at the eaves, turning a cheap gutter fix into a carpentry and roofing job.
Overflow washes out beds, erodes soil, and splashes dirt and mildew up the siding. Moving the water to the right place protects all of it.
Clearing leaves from a one-story gutter you can reach from a sturdy ladder, adding a downspout extension, and checking that water flows after a rain.
Second-story or steep-roof gutters, sagging runs, rotted fascia, leaks at seams, re-pitching, or a whole new system. Ladder falls are one of the most common home-improvement injuries, and it’s not worth it.
Ask us to look at the gutters while we’re there. Replacing gutters and fascia at the same time as the roof is easier, cleaner, and often cheaper than doing it later.
Older neighborhoods like Sylvan Park, Belmont, Inglewood, Brentwood, and downtown Franklin sit under big hardwoods that fill gutters every fall, which makes guards one of the most common add-ons we install there. Newer subdivisions from Spring Hill to Mt. Juliet often have builder-grade gutters that were undersized for the roof, and they overflow in every heavy storm.
Middle Tennessee gets some of the heaviest rain in the region, often all at once. Properly sized seamless gutters with enough downspouts, and extensions that carry water away from the house, make a real difference here.
Most homes take a few hours to a day. We form seamless gutter on site to the exact length of each run, so there is no waiting on custom pieces.
At least twice a year, in late spring and after the leaves drop in fall. Homes under a lot of trees may need it more often, which is where gutter guards pay for themselves.
Usually, yes, as long as the gutters are in good shape and pitched correctly. If they are sagging or leaking, we will tell you, since a guard on a bad gutter does not fix the gutter.
We use hidden hangers screwed into the fascia instead of the old spike-and-ferrule method. They hold much better, will not work loose over time, and are not visible from the ground.
Sectional gutters have a joint every ten feet, and every joint is a future leak. Seamless gutter is one continuous piece per run, with joints only at the corners.
Yes. If the wood behind the gutter is rotted, we replace it before the new gutter goes up, and we repair soffit damage while we are there.
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