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Steel Gutters
Steel Gutters | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Hillsboro
Whether your Hillsboro home battles driving rain, needle-sharp pine needles, or winter ice, HEP’s precision-engineered steel gutters are built to outlast the Pacific Northwest’s toughest days. Our crew removes failing troughs without disturbing fascia or shingles, then installs seamless, rust-resistant steel channels that match your roofline and color palette. You’ll see cleaner siding, drier foundations, and fewer weekend ladder climbs—because water finally goes where it should.
Homeowners call us for gutter replacements when they’re done patching leaks and clearing constant clogs. We arrive with on-site roll-forming machinery, custom-cut every section, and leave your yard spotless the same day. Backed by friendly Hillsboro craftsmanship and a lifetime material warranty, HEP turns one vulnerable edge of your roof into the strongest line of defense.
FAQs
Why should I choose steel gutters over aluminum or vinyl for my Hillsboro home?
Galvanized or stainless-steel gutters are far stronger than aluminum or vinyl, making them ideal for Hillsboro’s heavy winter rains and occasional snow loads. They resist warping under ladder weight, stay straight along long roof runs, and are far less likely to crack during the area’s freeze-thaw cycles. In a region where moss and falling branches are common, the extra impact resistance of steel greatly reduces the risk of costly mid-season repairs.
How can I tell that my current gutters need to be replaced?
Warning signs include visible rust, peeling seams, sagging sections, persistent leaks at joints, staining or rot on the fascia board, and pools of water around the foundation after a storm. In Hillsboro’s wet climate, even small gutter failures can lead to basement moisture and siding damage, so it’s best to schedule a professional inspection if you notice any of these issues.
What is the expected lifespan of new steel gutters in the Hillsboro climate?
High-quality galvanized steel gutters typically last 25–30 years, while stainless-steel systems can exceed 40 years when properly maintained. The key factors that influence service life in Washington County are the thickness of the steel, the quality of the protective coating, and routine maintenance such as annual debris cleaning and touch-up painting where needed.
What does the gutter replacement process look like, and how long will it disrupt my home?
Most single-family homes in Hillsboro can have their old gutters removed and new seamless steel gutters installed in one day. Our technicians first protect your landscaping, safely detach the existing system, inspect the fascia, make repairs if necessary, and then fabricate custom-fit steel troughs on-site. Downspouts are placed to optimize drainage away from your foundation, and the entire site is cleaned before we leave—so you experience minimal disruption.
How do I maintain steel gutters so they perform well year-round?
1) Clean leaves and pine needles at least twice a year, ideally after the spring bloom and again after fall leaf drop. 2) Flush each downspout with a garden hose to confirm clear flow. 3) Inspect for scratches or bare metal; touch up with exterior metal paint to prevent corrosion. 4) Ensure fasteners remain tight so gutters keep the proper slope. 5) Consider adding gutter guards to reduce debris accumulation, especially if your property has overhanging fir or maple trees common in Hillsboro.
How much do steel gutter replacements cost and what warranties do you offer?
Pricing depends on roof perimeter length, fascia condition, and whether you select galvanized or stainless steel. In Hillsboro, most homes fall between $14 and $24 per linear foot installed, including removal of old gutters. We provide a precise written quote after a free on-site measurement. Our workmanship carries a 10-year labor warranty, and the steel manufacturer backs the material against rust perforation for up to 30 years. Financing plans are available to spread the investment over 6–18 months if desired.