Seamless Gutters in Poquonock Bridge, CT

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You won’t be climbing ladders every month to clear clogs or calling for emergency repairs when the next storm hits. Seamless gutters eliminate the weak points where traditional sectional gutters fail.

Water flows exactly where it should—away from your foundation, away from your landscaping, away from your basement. No more watching puddles form against your house after every rainfall.

Connecticut winters throw everything at your gutters: ice, snow, freeze-thaw cycles that crack inferior systems. When your gutters are sized right and installed correctly, they handle it all without the drama.

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We Know Connecticut Weather

Sullivan Contracting has been protecting homes in Poquonock Bridge and surrounding areas for years. We understand what Connecticut weather does to gutters—and more importantly, how to build systems that handle it.

Every installation gets the same attention whether it’s a small ranch or a large colonial. We’re not the crew that rushes through jobs to get to the next one.

You’re working with contractors who live here, work here, and stake our reputation on every gutter system we install.

Seamless Gutter Installation Process

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First, we measure your roofline and calculate the water volume your gutters need to handle. This isn’t guesswork—Connecticut gets heavy rainfall, and your system needs to be sized accordingly.

We fabricate your gutters on-site to exact measurements. No seams except at corners and downspouts, which means no weak points where leaks typically start.

Installation includes proper slope calculation so water flows efficiently to downspouts. We secure everything to your fascia board with commercial-grade hangers spaced correctly for Connecticut snow loads.

Before we leave, we test the entire system and clean up completely. You get gutters that work from day one and keep working through every season.

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Your seamless gutter installation includes custom fabrication, professional mounting, and proper downspout placement. We handle corner miters, end caps, and all the details that determine whether your system works or fails.

Downspout extensions get positioned to direct water well away from your foundation. In Poquonock Bridge, we see too many homes where water dumps right next to the house because downspouts were placed incorrectly.

We also address fascia board issues before installation. If your boards are rotted or sagging, your new gutters won’t perform properly. Better to fix the foundation first than install beautiful gutters on a compromised structure.

How long do seamless gutters last compared to regular gutters?

Seamless gutters typically last 20-30 years with proper installation, compared to 10-15 years for sectional gutters. The difference comes down to joints—sectional gutters have seams every 10 feet that eventually leak as sealants break down. Seamless gutters only have joints at corners and downspouts, dramatically reducing failure points. In Connecticut’s freeze-thaw climate, this matters even more because ice expansion puts extra stress on seams. Quality seamless gutters with professional installation easily outlast sectional systems, making them more cost-effective long-term despite higher upfront costs.

What size gutters do I need for my house?

Most Connecticut homes need 5-inch gutters, but larger homes or steep roofs often require 6-inch systems. The calculation involves roof area, pitch, and local rainfall intensity. A 1,500 square foot roof area typically handles fine with 5-inch gutters, but if your roof is steep or you have large unbroken sections, you need more capacity. We measure your roof sections and calculate water volume during heavy rainfall. Connecticut gets some intense storms, so undersized gutters will overflow and defeat the purpose. The cost difference between 5-inch and 6-inch gutters is minimal compared to water damage from overflow.

Can you install gutters in winter?

Yes, we install gutters year-round in Connecticut, though winter installations require more planning. Temperatures above 20°F work fine for installation—the main concern is safety with ice and snow on roofs. We clear work areas and take extra precautions for secure footing. Actually, winter installations can be advantageous because you see exactly where ice dams form and can plan downspout placement accordingly. Spring installations get booked quickly as everyone rushes to fix winter damage, so winter installation often means faster scheduling. We just dress appropriately and work carefully around weather conditions.

How much do seamless gutters cost compared to sectional gutters?

Seamless gutters typically cost 20-30% more upfront than sectional gutters, but they’re cheaper over time. Quality seamless gutter installation runs $8-12 per linear foot depending on your home’s complexity, while sectional gutters might run $6-9 per foot. However, sectional gutters need maintenance every few years and replacement much sooner. Factor in the cost of repairs, resealing joints, and earlier replacement, plus potential water damage from leaks, and seamless gutters save money. Most homeowners who price both options choose seamless once they understand the long-term math and see the difference in performance.

Do seamless gutters work better in heavy rain?

Seamless gutters handle heavy rainfall much better than sectional systems because water flows smoothly without backing up at seams. Connecticut gets some serious downpours, and sectional gutters often overflow because joints create turbulence and slow water flow. Seamless gutters maintain consistent flow rates throughout their length. Proper sizing matters too—we calculate capacity based on your roof area and Connecticut’s rainfall intensity data. The combination of smooth flow and correct sizing means seamless gutters rarely overflow during storms that would overwhelm sectional systems. You get protection when you need it most.

What maintenance do seamless gutters need?

Seamless gutters need basic cleaning 1-2 times per year, primarily removing leaves and debris from downspouts. Without seams to collect debris and create clogs, maintenance is much simpler than sectional gutters. Check for proper slope annually—gutters should drain completely after rainfall. Inspect hangers and brackets, especially after heavy snow loads. Connecticut’s freeze-thaw cycles can shift things over time. Most homeowners handle basic cleaning themselves, though professional cleaning every few years ensures optimal performance. The main thing is keeping downspouts clear—clogged downspouts back up even the best gutter systems. Simple maintenance keeps seamless gutters working efficiently for decades.

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