If your gutters overflow during heavy rain, pull away from the fascia, or drip at the seams, replacement solves the root problem instead of patching it season after season. We remove the old system completely and install seamless K-style runs sized to handle the water your roof actually sheds. Downspouts go where water collects, not just at the corners because that's where the old ones were.

We fabricate gutters on-site for continuous lengths—no unnecessary seams that leak later. Each section gets set at the correct pitch so water flows toward the downspouts instead of pooling. Hidden hangers secure everything to the fascia without exposed hardware that loosens over time. Corners are sealed properly, and downspouts extend far enough to move water away from the foundation.

We install seamless K-style gutters on most homes. K-style has a flat back that mounts flush to the fascia and a decorative front profile that looks like crown molding. The shape also gives you more capacity per linear foot compared to half-round gutters—important when you're dealing with storms that dump two inches in an hour.

K-style works on nearly every architectural style. Ranch homes, colonials, contemporary builds—it fits without looking out of place. The seamless fabrication means each run is one continuous piece from corner to corner or end to downspout. No joints along the length of the wall, just at corners and downspout outlets where we seal them properly.

If your home has specific architectural details that call for something different—historic half-round profiles or custom copper work—we'll review options during your estimate. For the majority of residential projects across Canton, Ann Arbor, and Toledo, K-style seamless does the job.