Why seamless beats sectional, every time
Walk through any home-improvement store and you’ll find 10-foot sections of gutter sold in cardboard sleeves. They’re cheap, they’re easy to carry up a ladder, and they will fail. Every joint between sections is a future leak, sealant cracks under Florida UV, screws back out under thermal cycling, and water finds the gap.
A seamless gutter is one piece of metal, end to end on each roof line. The only joints are at corners and downspout outlets, and we hand-seal both with a gutter-grade polyurethane that cures flexible. The system moves with your house instead of fighting it.
What we install
We run .032-gauge aluminum as standard, heavier than the .027 most contractors use, which means it holds shape under a ladder lean, won’t dent from a falling oak limb, and stays straight between hangers even at 25-foot spans. For coastal-adjacent homes or premium architectural projects we offer Galvalume, copper, and galvanized steel.
Standard profile is 5-inch K-style with a 3×4-inch downspout. We size up to 6-inch K-style with a 4×5-inch downspout when the roof load demands it, typically anything over 2,500 square feet, steep pitches, or properties under heavy oak canopy where debris-loaded water moves slower.
Our install process
- On-site measurement. We walk every roof line, note the existing fascia condition, identify drip edges, and measure to the inch.
- Same-day fabrication. The roll-former on the truck cuts each run to length while the crew preps hangers and downspout drops.
- Hidden hangers, 24” on center. We use heavy-duty hidden hangers screwed into the rafter tail or a doubled-up sub-fascia, never just into the fascia board. Spacing is 24 inches on center, tighter under heavy loads.
- Pitch and slope check. Every run gets a quarter-inch of fall for every 10 feet, water-tested with a hose before we leave.
- Cleanup. Magnetic sweep of the property for screws, full debris haul-off, before/after walk-through with the homeowner.
What you’ll pay
Most Polk County homes land between $1,400 and $3,800 depending on linear footage, gauge, color, and whether you add guards. Two-story or oversized homes can run higher. Every estimate is flat-rate and itemized, you’ll see exactly what you’re paying for, and there are no surprise change orders if we hit something unexpected.