Certified Roofing Team
Certified Roofing Team | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Dayton
When unpredictable Midwestern weather strikes, homeowners across Dayton trust HEP’s certified roofing team to keep water where it belongs—far away from foundations, siding, and landscaping. Our specialists pair precision roof inspections with seamless gutter replacements, ensuring every downpour is safely channeled through sturdy, properly sized systems that complement your home’s style. From removing rusted troughs to installing leaf-blocking guards, we handle every detail quickly, cleanly, and with the craftsmanship you expect from a local company that’s served Ohio families for decades.
Schedule a free assessment today and discover how fresh gutters can extend the life of your roof, boost curb appeal, and eliminate the hassle of constant maintenance. With honest estimates, premium materials, and an industry-leading warranty, HEP makes it easy to protect your biggest investment—rain or shine.
FAQs
Why is replacing my gutters important for my Dayton home?
Gutters protect your roof, siding, foundation, and landscaping by directing rain-water and melting snow away from the structure. Dayton’s freeze-thaw cycles, spring thunderstorms, and abundant fall leaf debris can quickly overwhelm old or undersized gutters. Replacing failing gutters prevents wood rot, basement leaks, soil erosion, and ice dams, ultimately extending the life of your roof and saving you costly structural repairs.
How can I tell whether my gutters need replacement instead of a simple repair?
Signs that replacement is the smarter investment include: (1) frequent leaks at seams or end-caps; (2) visible sagging or pulling away from fascia boards; (3) extensive rust, cracks, or holes; (4) peeling paint or mildew lines on exterior walls; (5) repeated clogging despite regular cleaning; and (6) water pooling around the foundation. If 30 % or more of the system is damaged or it’s over 20 years old, full replacement usually offers better performance and warranty coverage than patchwork repairs.
What gutter types, sizes, and materials do you install?
Our certified roofing team offers 5" and 6" seamless K-style aluminum gutters—Dayton’s most popular choice for their affordability, rust resistance, and leak-free joints. For premium aesthetics or heavy-duty needs, we also install: • 6" & 7" seamless half-round copper or steel gutters • Designer box gutters for historic homes • Oversized downspouts for high-volume drainage. All systems can be paired with low-profile gutter guards to keep out leaves, twigs, and shingle grit.
What does the gutter replacement process involve and how long will it take?
1. On-site inspection and accurate measurement using laser tools. 2. Written estimate with material options and color matching to your roof/fascia. 3. Scheduling—most residential projects are completed in one day. 4. Removal and eco-friendly disposal of old gutters. 5. Installation of new seamless gutters custom-formed on-site, secured with hidden hangers every 24" for superior strength. 6. Slope verification and water-flow test. 7. Job-site clean-up and final walkthrough with the homeowner. Larger or multi-story homes may take 2–3 days, but we never leave your roof edge exposed overnight.
What kind of warranty and maintenance support do you provide?
All aluminum and steel systems carry a 20-year manufacturer’s finish warranty plus our 5-year workmanship guarantee against leaks or improper pitch. Copper systems have a 50-year material warranty. We offer complimentary annual roof-and-gutter inspections for the first three years and affordable maintenance plans that include gutter‐guard cleaning and resealing of expansion joints if needed.
Are you licensed and insured, and can you help with insurance claims?
Yes. We are fully licensed in the State of Ohio, maintain $2 million in general liability coverage, and our crew members are OSHA-trained and background-checked. While most gutter replacements are homeowner-funded, storm damage is common in the Miami Valley. Our Haag-certified inspectors document wind or hail impact, prepare photo reports, and meet adjusters on-site to ensure you receive every dollar you’re entitled to under your policy.