Licensed Roofing Team
Licensed Roofing Team | Gutter Replacements | Roofing | Jonesborough
From Main Street’s historic homes to new builds along the Nolichucky, Jonesborough residents know that a healthy roof needs more than shingles—it needs gutters that channel every drop away from your foundation. HEP’s licensed roofing team brings decades of craftsmanship to seamless gutter replacements, tailoring each system to your roof pitch, fascia strength, and the wild Tennessee weather. We remove worn-out troughs, install premium aluminum or copper options, and finish with leaf-blocking guards that keep autumn’s blaze of leaves where it belongs—on the trees, not in your downspouts.
Every project starts with a free, no-pressure inspection and ends with spotless cleanup and a workmanship warranty that’s as solid as the brackets we use. Whether you’ve noticed sagging sections, mysterious leaks, or you’re ready to boost curb appeal before the next storm season, our Jonesborough crew arrives on time, communicates at every step, and treats your home like it’s our own. Discover how easy it is to protect your investment with expert gutter replacements—call, click, or stop by our local office today.
FAQs
How do I know if my gutters in Jonesborough actually need to be replaced instead of repaired?
Several warning signs point to replacement rather than repair: (1) visible cracks, holes, or seam separations along multiple gutter runs; (2) recurring leaks that persist after spot-repairs or sealant applications; (3) sagging sections that pull away from the fascia due to rotten wood or stripped fasteners; (4) peeling exterior paint, mildew, or water stains on siding—evidence that water is consistently spilling over; and (5) soil erosion or flooding around your foundation. When two or more of these issues appear together, replacement is usually more cost-effective than continual patching.
What gutter materials do you recommend for homes in the Jonesborough climate, and why?
For most homes we recommend seamless aluminum or 24-gauge steel gutters. Aluminum is lightweight, rust-resistant, and cost-effective, making it ideal for the wide temperature swings we see in Northeast Tennessee. Heavy-duty steel offers extra strength against ice loads and falling branches common in our hilly, wooded neighborhoods. We also install copper on historic properties around downtown Jonesborough because it matches the town’s architectural character and can last 60+ years with minimal maintenance.
How long does a typical gutter replacement project take?
A standard single-family residence (150–250 linear feet of gutter) can usually be completed in one day. The timeline consists of: (1) morning removal of old gutters; (2) inspection and repair of fascia boards as needed; (3) same-day fabrication of seamless troughs on-site; and (4) final installation, downspout hookups, and clean-up. Larger homes, multi-story structures, or jobs requiring fascia/soffit repairs may extend the project to 2–3 days, but we’ll give you a firm schedule during our written proposal.
Are you licensed and insured to perform roofing and gutter work in Tennessee?
Yes. Our company holds a Tennessee Home Improvement License #HI-XXXXX and carries $2 million in general liability coverage plus full workers’ compensation for every crew member. Copies of certificates are provided with every estimate. Being licensed means we meet state bonding, safety, and continuing-education requirements—protecting you from liability and ensuring code-compliant workmanship.
Will new gutters affect my roof warranty or existing roofing materials?
No—when installed by a licensed roofing contractor, gutter replacement complements your roof system and does not void manufacturer warranties. We mount hangers into the fascia, not through the shingle deck, and we ensure proper drip-edge overlap so water flows seamlessly into the new troughs. If your roof is still under warranty, we photograph all tie-in points and document the project so you retain full coverage.
What price range should I expect for gutter replacement in Jonesborough, and what does the quote include?
Most homes fall between $10 and $14 per linear foot for seamless aluminum, including removal/disposal of old gutters, new downspouts, hidden hangers every 24–30 inches, color-matched touch-up paint, and a 5-year labor warranty. Steel runs $14–$18 per foot, while copper starts around $28. Your written quote lists materials, footage, any fascia repairs, Tennessee state sales tax, and optional upgrades like leaf guards. There are no surprise fees—what you see on the proposal is what you pay.