Seamless Gutters in Poquetanuck, CT

Gutters That Actually Protect Your Home

Custom seamless gutter installation that handles Connecticut weather without the leaks, clogs, or constant repairs.

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No More Water Damage Worries

Your basement stays dry during heavy rains. Your foundation stops shifting from water pooling around the house. Ice dams become a thing of the past because water flows where it should.

That’s what happens when gutters are sized right, installed correctly, and built to handle what Connecticut throws at them. You stop climbing ladders every few months to clear clogs. You stop worrying about overflow during storms.

Seamless gutters eliminate the weak points where sections connect. No joints means no leaks. Custom fabrication means perfect fit. Professional installation means they stay put through freeze-thaw cycles and nor’easters.

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We Know Connecticut Weather

Sullivan Contracting has been installing gutters throughout Connecticut for over two decades. We understand what works in this climate and what doesn’t.

Every crew member knows how to handle the unique challenges of New England homes. From dealing with ice dam prevention to ensuring proper drainage around older foundations, we’ve seen it all.

When you call us, you’re working with contractors who live and work in your community. We stand behind our installations because we’ll be here to service them.

Seamless Gutter Installation Process

Straightforward Installation, Lasting Results

We start with accurate measurements of your roofline and an assessment of your current drainage situation. Every home is different, so we calculate the right gutter size and downspout placement for your specific needs.

Your gutters are fabricated on-site to exact specifications. No seams except at corners means no weak points. We remove your old system and install the new gutters with proper slope for drainage.

All work includes cleanup and a walkthrough to show you how everything functions. You get care instructions and our direct contact information for any future service needs.

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Everything You Need for Protection

Your seamless gutter installation includes custom fabrication, professional mounting, and proper downspout placement. We handle permits if needed and coordinate around your schedule.

Each system comes with leaf guards if you want them, though seamless gutters naturally shed debris better than sectional systems. We can also install gutter heating cables for ice dam prevention in problem areas.

All materials meet or exceed Connecticut building codes. Installation includes a thorough inspection to ensure water flows properly and mounting is secure enough to handle snow loads and wind.

How long do seamless gutters last in Connecticut weather?

Quality seamless gutters typically last 20-30 years in Connecticut’s climate when properly installed and maintained. The key factors are using the right gauge aluminum or steel, ensuring proper slope for drainage, and securing them to handle snow loads. Seamless construction eliminates the joint failures that plague sectional gutters after 10-15 years. Regular cleaning and minor maintenance will keep them functioning properly for decades, making them a solid long-term investment for your home’s protection.

What size gutters do I need for my house?

Most Connecticut homes need 5-inch or 6-inch gutters, depending on roof area and pitch. We calculate this based on your roof’s square footage, the steepness of slopes, and local rainfall intensity. Larger gutters handle heavy downpours better and are less likely to overflow during storms. Undersized gutters are a common problem in older homes, leading to water damage that costs far more than upgrading to the right size. We measure everything during the estimate to recommend the optimal size for your specific situation.

Do seamless gutters really prevent ice dams?

Seamless gutters don’t prevent ice dams by themselves, but they handle ice formation much better than sectional gutters. The main ice dam prevention comes from proper attic insulation and ventilation. However, seamless gutters are less likely to separate or leak when ice forms, and they can be fitted with heating cables more effectively. When ice dams do occur, seamless gutters are stronger and more likely to stay intact rather than pulling away from the house, which is common with sectional systems during Connecticut winters.

How much do seamless gutters cost compared to regular gutters?

Seamless gutters typically cost 20-40% more upfront than sectional gutters, but they last significantly longer and require less maintenance. The average Connecticut home runs $1,200-$2,500 for seamless installation versus $800-$1,800 for sectional. However, sectional gutters often need repairs or replacement within 10-15 years, while seamless systems can go 20-30 years. When you factor in the reduced maintenance, fewer repairs, and better protection against water damage, seamless gutters usually cost less over time.

Can you install gutters in winter in Connecticut?

Yes, we can install seamless gutters during Connecticut winters as long as temperatures are above 20°F and there’s no active precipitation. The aluminum or steel materials aren’t affected by cold, and the installation process doesn’t require any temperature-sensitive materials like caulks or sealants. However, we do prefer fall installation before the heavy snow season, as it’s easier to work and gives you full protection through winter. Emergency replacements can be done year-round when existing gutters fail and cause water damage.

Do I need leaf guards with seamless gutters?

Leaf guards aren’t required with seamless gutters, but they can reduce maintenance significantly if you have many trees around your home. Seamless gutters naturally shed leaves and debris better than sectional gutters because there are no joints to catch material. However, if you have oak, maple, or pine trees overhead, guards can prevent most organic matter from accumulating. We can install guards during the initial installation or add them later. The decision usually comes down to how much time you want to spend on gutter cleaning versus the additional upfront cost.

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