Gutter installation hangs a trough along the eave, then routes rain through a downspout to a discharge point that drains away from your foundation. We check the fascia for rot and confirm the drip edge is sound before a hanger goes up.
For most Trenton homes we hang aluminum K-style gutters in 5-inch or 6-inch widths, sized by roof pitch and the square footage feeding each run. Joints get gutter sealant, and where a run meets a valley we tie into the existing flashing.
Leaf guards such as Gutter Helmet or LeafFilter cut how often you climb a ladder, but they do not replace hanger spacing that holds under an ice dam. Copper half-round suits older rowhomes, and a factory coating outlasts field paint on aluminum.
