We provide gutter installation, gutter replacement, and gutter repair services for homeowners across Southeast Michigan and Northwest Ohio. Most of our work involves installing seamless K-style gutters—the modern standard that handles Midwest weather while looking clean on nearly any home style.

When gutters fail, water goes where it shouldn't. You'll see foundation cracks, eroded landscaping, stained siding, or rotted fascia. Our gutter services fix those problems before they turn into expensive structural repairs. We size runs correctly, place downspouts where water actually collects, and install everything with room for seasonal expansion so your system works through freeze-thaw cycles without pulling loose.

We've completed gutter installation projects for over 10,000 customers, refining our approach across different roof pitches, fascia conditions, and drainage challenges. Our Ohio operations bring 25+ years of experience with heavy spring rains, winter ice dams, and the kind of summer downpours that test gutter capacity. In Michigan, we've applied that same expertise across residential neighborhoods for three years, delivering the same standards with local crews.

We install seamless K-style gutters on nearly every residential project. K-style is the flat-backed, decorative-front profile you see on most homes built in the last 30 years. The shape gives you better water capacity than older half-round gutters, and the flat back mounts flush to fascia for a clean look.

Why K-style works:

The profile mimics crown molding, so it doesn't look like an afterthought stuck to your roofline. It holds more water per linear foot than rounded profiles, which matters during heavy storms when runoff spikes. And because we fabricate it on-site to your exact measurements, you get continuous runs with no seams except at corners—fewer joints mean fewer chances for leaks.

What about other gutter types?

Half-round and box-style gutters exist, but K-style handles Midwest weather better for most homes. If your home has specific architectural details that call for a different profile, we'll talk through options during your estimate. For a deeper comparison of profiles and when each makes sense, see our gutter types → /gutters/types/ page. To understand why K-style became the residential standard, check out our K-style gutters → /gutters/types/k-style/ breakdown.

Gutter replacement cost depends on a few things: how much linear footage your roofline needs, how many corners and downspouts the layout requires, fascia condition, and whether you're adding gutter guards or other features.