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Leaky Gutters
Leaky Gutters | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Huntsville
Your Huntsville home battles blistering summer storms and sudden winter freezes—conditions that quickly turn a small gutter leak into siding stains, foundation cracks, and ruined landscaping. HEP’s seasoned roofing team solves the problem at its source, swapping out flimsy, rust-prone troughs for seamless aluminum systems custom-fabricated on-site. Our crews arrive on time, protect your property like it’s their own, and leave you with a sleek finish that channels every drop safely away from your roofline.
Choose HEP for gutter replacements and you’ll get more than new metal. You’ll gain peace of mind backed by transparent pricing, lifetime workmanship warranties, and a local crew that answers the phone long after the ladders are packed away. Schedule your free inspection today and discover why Huntsville homeowners trust HEP to keep water flowing in the right direction—down the spout, not down your walls.
FAQs
What are the most common signs that my gutters need to be replaced in the Huntsville area?
Look for persistent leaking from seams or corners, gutters pulling away from the fascia, visible rust or cracks, sagging or warped sections, peeling exterior paint near the gutter line, and water pooling around your foundation after a rain. Because Huntsville receives heavy spring and fall downpours, even small gutter defects can quickly turn into roof, fascia, and foundation damage.
How does Huntsville’s climate affect the lifespan of gutters?
Huntsville experiences frequent thunderstorms, occasional hail, and wide temperature swings. Heavy rain accelerates joint wear and rust in steel systems, while summer heat and winter freezes cause metal to expand and contract, loosening fasteners and seams. If your gutters are more than 15–20 years old or show visible wear, our climate often makes full replacement more cost-effective than spot repairs.
What gutter materials and profiles do you install, and which is best for my home?
We install seamless aluminum (the most popular in Huntsville), copper, and galvanized steel in both K-style and half-round profiles. Aluminum offers an excellent balance of affordability, corrosion resistance, and color options. Copper delivers unmatched longevity and curb appeal, while steel provides maximum strength in areas exposed to falling branches or hail. During your inspection, we’ll evaluate roof size, pitch, tree cover, and your budget to recommend the ideal material, size (5" or 6"), and downspout layout.
Can you replace gutters year-round in Huntsville, or is there an ideal season?
Yes, we replace gutters throughout the year. Spring and fall are the busiest seasons because homeowners notice leaks during storms and want to prepare for winter. Summer installations are common, but our crews work early mornings to reduce heat-related delays. Winter replacements are also possible; temperatures rarely stay below freezing long enough to affect sealants and fasteners. We monitor forecasts closely to schedule work during suitable weather windows.
How will new gutters protect my roof, siding, and foundation?
Properly sized, correctly pitched gutters channel water away from the roof edge and into downspouts that discharge at safe distances from your foundation. This prevents shingle edge rot, fascia board decay, mold growth on siding, basement leaks, and soil erosion around footings. Many insurance claims we see in Huntsville—especially for fascia and foundation damage—stem from malfunctioning or undersized gutters. Replacing them is a small investment compared to structural repairs.
What does gutter replacement cost in Huntsville, and what factors affect pricing?
Most full-home gutter replacements in Huntsville range from $1,200 to $3,500. Pricing depends on the linear footage required, choice of material (aluminum is least expensive, copper most), gutter size (5" vs. 6"), the number of downspouts, fascia repairs, and whether you add gutter guards. We provide a free on-site assessment and written estimate so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.